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Hire Hire GHOST 72ft Yacht in DUbai

  • Captain & 8 crew included
  • DUbai
  • Maximum 50 guests
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Dubai Yacht Rentals

Size: 60 ft.

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Dubai Yacht Rentals

Ice, Water & Soft drinks

Free Fuel

Towel

BBQ Equipment & Services

Kids Welcome

Music System

Free Refreshments

Fishing Equipment

Safety Equipment

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Yacht Overview

he Yacht is designed to provide a comfortable and luxurious experience for you and your guests while taking in the beauty of the surrounding scenery and exploring amazing attractions such as the sky-high Burj Khalifa, Atlantis Hotel, and man made Palm Jumeirah. With a length of 72 feet, this yacht can comfortably accommodate up to 35 guests. The boat also boasts an elegantly appointed interior, with plush seating and ample room to move around and socialize..

Amenities

Bluetooth

USB Port

AUX Cable

Charging Port

Generator

Autopilot

Shower

Dinnerware & Cups

Pillows & Blankets

Cooler

Air Conditioning

Microwave

Inside Speaker

Outside Speaker

Audio System

Yacht cruises in Dubai

Check our yacht destinations list. Tours and Activities.

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PRICING
1 hour
AED 200.00

Book for a Full Day and Receive Maximum Discount

Supplier Note: To confirm your booking, an advance partial payment is required. The remaining balance can be settled at the...

Listed by Anna Moters

Anna Moters

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Pre-Payment

50% pre-payment is required to confirm your booking

50% pre-payment is required to confirm your booking

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