Tommy Hilfiger, a famous fashion designer, let the world see inside his expensive mega yacht, which is now for sale for $68.5 million.

If that sounds too expensive, you can also rent the 62-meter boat Flag for about $600,000 to $670,000 per week for cruising in the Mediterranean in the summer and for about $670,000 to $710,000 per week for cruising in the Caribbean in the winter.

American content creator Enes Yilmazer gave us a sneak peek at what it would be like to be able to afford that level of luxury. Most of us can only dream what it would be like to be able to do that.

Mr. Yilmazer was asked to stay on Flag for four days in the Bahamas. In a 51-minute YouTube video, he showed fans all about the yacht, which Mr. Hilfiger had called his “most prized possession.”

The fashion icon told Mr. Yilmazer, “I rented yachts for a long time.”

“A friend of mine made a boat, and it was pretty cool, so I bought it. It used to be called Faith, but I changed it to Flag.

“I changed it to Flag because the logo of my company is a red, white, and blue flag, and I was able to buy the yacht because of my company.”

The boat has four decks and seven guest rooms. It was built by Feadship in 2000 and bought by Mr. Hilfiger in 2017.

It says that it can sleep 12 guests when it is for charter, but when it is for sale, it says that it can sleep 18 people comfortably. There are 17 people on the team.

Mr. Hilfiger said he had “done a lot” to the boat, including adding a “new galley, new tenders, and new toys.”

His wife, Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger, said that swimming and snorkeling were her favorite things to do.

“Also, I love all of my toys, like e-foils and jetskis. She said, “I like water skiing and I like all sports and activities.”

Listing agency Burgess says that the boat comes with a water slide, trampoline, aqua park, kayaks, waterskis, a wakeboard and kneeboard, two jetskis, two SeaBobs, scuba diving equipment, fishing gear, and snorkeling gear.

There is also a gym, a sauna, and a swimming pool.

Mr. Hilfiger said, “We’re also foodies,” and he called the cook on board “amazing, on another level.”

The master bedroom of the Hilfigers has a king-size bed, a study, two bathrooms with heated stone floors, and a walk-in closet.

Mr. Yilmazer also talked to Bea, the second stewardess on Flag, about the cabins for the workers.

She said that everyone on the group shares with someone else.

So, when we have people on board, we work 13 hours a day and have a two-hour break, said Bea.

“Then we’ll all take breaks at different times, so we’ll have the cabin to ourselves.”