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Extreme Yachts

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Richmond Yachts in British Columbia constructs an aquatic castle, and Northern Marine combine the luxury of a motor yacht with the fuel efficiency of a cruiser.

AllSeas Yachts in San Diego, California builds a 92-foot luxurious steel modern marvel. And, Macatawa restores a beautiful vintage Riva Ariston.

Ocean Alexander in Vancouver, Washington collaborates with Christensen Shipyards and designer, Evan K Marshall to create a 120-foot seagoing palace.

Lazzara, a builder that brings the mega yacht feel to the motor yacht class, designs a new model.

British builder Sunseeker shows off their new 40-meter masterpiece.

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Extreme Yachts

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Examines how top designers and nautical engineers create some of the most amazing vessels ever to hit the high seas.

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Lazzara, a builder that brings the mega yacht feel to the motor yacht class, designs a new model.

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British builder Sunseeker shows off their new 40-meter masterpiece.

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Top designers and nautical engineers create some of the most amazing vessels ever to hit the high seas.

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Extreme Yachts is an engaging and visually stunning series from the Travel Channel that aired in 2012. The show offers viewers a rare glance into the world of luxury, extravagance, and unparalleled comfort facilitated by man-made floating marvels. The yachts featured on this show are not just boats, but rather, they are architectural havens of opulence, tailored to the preferences and desires of the world's elite.

The main theme around Extreme Yachts revolves around the construction of a range o spectacular yachts, with a focus on their design, engineering, and the lifestyles that they enable. For the audience, the series offers a broader understanding of the wide-ranging creative processes behind the building of these multi-million-dollar marine machines.

Each episode comprises a journey that begins with raw materials and ends with complete extravagance. Viewers are taken behind the scenes, into exclusive shipyards where they can see the precision, dedication, artistry, and innovation required to create these yachts. Audiences get to interact with world-class designers, expert engineers, and gifted craftsmen, whose collective effort brings these waterborne beauties to life.

Additionally, the series is not just about the construction methods and materials; it also delves into the integral aspects of the yachts' distinct character – the luxurious, bespoke interiors. It's the harmony of fine woods, plush upholstery, exquisite fabrics, custom cabinetry, state-of-the-art appliances, and, last but not least, advancements in marine and home automation technology. This impressive attention to detail continues to the exterior, where high-tech navigation systems, powerful engines, and innovative design work together to create awe-inspiring, rapid, and sleek profiles slicing through the ocean waves.

However, the star of the show remains the yachts themselves – each one a testimony to the pinnacle of human ingenuity and the drive towards luxury. The yachts featured in the series are spectacular in every sense, with some larger than commercial cruise ships and more luxurious than five-star hotels. Many have extraordinary features – from helicopter landing pads to fully-equipped spas, from onboard cinemas to infinity pools, the imagination and extravagance are limitless, and each yacht pushes the boundaries of the possible and the luxurious.

Extreme Yachts is also about the experiences these floating palaces offer. Viewers are given a first-hand experience of life onboard these magnificent vessels. Each episode presents a mini-voyage, taking audiences from the sun-dappled decks to the opulent ballrooms, from private beaches to onboard jungles, and from gourmet kitchens to luxurious bedrooms.

Additionally, the series also offers an intriguing insight into the world of the ultra-rich. It exposes the kind of environments and lifestyles that are usually exclusive to the wealthy, revealing the sheer extravagance that comes with being able to commission one's yacht. It gives viewers a sense of the type of wealth required to be part of this exclusive club, essentially shedding light on a world that is often hidden from the public view.

Regardless of your interest in boats, there's something in Extreme Yachts for everyone. For some, the lure lies in the intricate engineering and astonishing design of these feats of marine architecture. For others, the appeal comes in the form of opulent interiors and luxurious living spaces, offering a glimpse into the ultraluxury lifestyle. Still, for others, it's about the understanding the science of building something so impossibly large, so intricately detailed, and so luxuriously appointed.

In conclusion, Extreme Yachts is more than just another reality TV show. It's an eye-opening exploration into an intriguing combination of design, engineering, luxury, and lifestyle. It's a journey into a world characterized by its secretive nature, a world that continues to fascinate and intrigue dreamers and doers alike. As you watch Extreme Yachts, every episode is sure to fuel your dreams and spark your imagination with its unique blend of clear sea settings, beautiful skylines, riveting storytelling, and, of course, the extreme yachts themselves.

Extreme Yachts is a series categorized as a currently airing. Spanning 2 seasons with a total of 5 episodes, the show debuted on 2012. The series has earned a no reviews from both critics and viewers..

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Extreme Yachts is a thrilling reality television series that premiered on the Travel Channel in 2012. The show explores the expensive and luxurious world of yachting, taking viewers on an exclusive tour of the biggest and most extravagant yacht constructions in the world.

The series is hosted by professional yacht broker, Scott Jones, who has spent years in the industry and has established relationships with some of the most notable yacht builders and owners in the business. Scott takes viewers on an up-close look at the world's most impressive superyachts, which can cost up to hundreds of millions of dollars.

Each episode of Extreme Yachts features a different yacht, delving deep into the details of design, engineering, and construction. The series aims to educate viewers on the complexities of building a superyacht, while also showcasing the opulence and luxury that comes with owning such a vessel.

The series features interviews with yacht owners, builders, and designers, providing a behind-the-scenes look at the yacht industry. Scott Jones takes viewers on tours of the yachts, highlighting the intricate detailing and high-tech features that make them some of the most advanced vessels in the world.

Throughout the series, Scott visits some of the most exotic and exclusive locations in the world, where these yachts are often moored. The series explores the lifestyles of the rich and famous who own these incredible vessels, examining the process of chartering a yacht and the unique experiences that come with it.

One of the standout yachts featured on the series is the 'Excellence V'. This motor yacht measures 60 meters in length and was built by the renowned German shipyard Abeking & Rasmussen. Scott Jones takes viewers on a tour of the yacht, which boasts an impressive array of features including a cinema room, infinity pool, and helipad.

Another yacht featured on the show is the 'Athena', a three-masted schooner that measures an astonishing 90 meters in length. Scott Jones interviews the shipyard that built this incredible yacht, Royal Huisman, in the Netherlands. The series charts the building process of the yacht and its journey across the Atlantic.

Perhaps one of the most notable yachts featured on Extreme Yachts is the 'Eclipse'. Owned by Russian billionaire, Roman Abramovich, this motor yacht was the largest in the world at the time of its construction. The Eclipse measures 163 meters in length, has two helipads, a submarine, and a missile defense system. The series explores the opulent lifestyle of the yacht's owner and the level of luxury and exclusivity that comes with owning such a yacht.

In addition to exploring some of the world's most impressive superyachts, Extreme Yachts also focuses on the maintenance and upkeep of these vessels. Scott Jones visits some of the world's most advanced maritime repair and maintenance yards, showcasing the skills and expertise required to keep these yachts in top condition.

Overall, Extreme Yachts provides viewers with a fascinating insight into the world of superyachts. From their luxurious interiors to their cutting-edge technologies, the series reveals the high-end lifestyle enjoyed by some of the world's wealthiest individuals.

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Nick Mavar, deckhand on ‘Deadliest Catch,’ dies at 59

Nick Mavar, deckhand on  Discovery  Channel’s extreme fishing reality series “ Deadliest Catch ,” died Thursday of natural causes, the Bristol Bay Borough Police Department in Alaska told  Variety . He was 59.

Police found Mavar dead Thursday in a boat yard in Naknek, Alaska. His family has been notified.

Mavar starred in 98 episodes of Seasons 1 through 17 of “Deadliest Catch” working as a deck hand on the Northwestern fishing boat. Mavar also appeared in several “Deadliest Catch” spinoffs, such as “Deadliest Catch: Legends Born & Broken” and “Deadliest Catch: Evolution of Danger.”

Mavar exited the show in December 2020 after his appendix ruptured while filming, which revealed a cancerous tumor. He would eventually sue the boat’s owner Sig Hansen for $1 million over “failure to have an adequate plan in place” for a medical emergency while strict Covid restrictions were in place.

The lawsuit would later be re-aimed at “Deadliest Catch’s” production company after Hansen claimed Original Productions Inc. was to blame for implementing the protocols that delayed Mavar’s care.

Lawyers for the defendants denied the claims in court filings that said Mavar and third parties were responsible for actions that led up to his injuries and that the defendants never agreed to protect him from loss or calamity.

Nine years before, Mavar was a victim of another incident while filming “Deadliest Catch.” During an aggressive storm, a hook came loose and struck Mavar in the face, leaving him with a broken nose. Like the appendix scare, this moment would be documented on Discovery Channel’s YouTube channel.

After working on the reality TV show for over 15 years, Mavar spent his last days in Bristol Bay captaining his own salmon boat. Fans of the series have turned to social media to mourn his death.

Mavar is survived by his wife, Julie.

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Nick Mavar, deckhand on Discovery Channel’s extreme fishing reality series “ Deadliest Catch ,” died June 13 of natural causes, the Bristol Bay Borough Police Department in Alaska told Variety . He was 59.

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The lawsuit would later be re-aimed at “Deadliest Catch’s” production company after Hansen claimed Original Productions Inc. was to blame for implementing the protocols that delayed Mavar’s care.

Nine years before, Mavar was a victim of another incident while filming “Deadliest Catch.” During an aggressive storm, a hook came loose and struck Mavar in the face, leaving him with a broken nose. Like the appendix scare, this moment would be documented on Discovery Channel’s YouTube channel.

After working on the reality TV show for over 15 years, Mavar spent his last days in Bristol Bay captaining his own salmon boat. Fans of the series have turned to social media to mourn his death.

Mavar is survived by his wife Julie.

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