Overview
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Technical Specification
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The Interior
Spaces That Define
the Experience
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The Helm
Twin CAT C15 engines governed from a forward-facing helm station wrapped in cream leather. Wide sightlines, close-to-hand controls, and the Dubai waterfront framed through wraparound glass — everything positioned for the captain who also owns the yacht.
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The Saloon
An L-shaped cream sofa, travertine-finish coffee table, and a sliding door that opens directly to the aft teak deck. The indoor-outdoor boundary dissolves the moment the glass panels retract.
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Master Stateroom
The full-beam master occupies the lower deck amidships — the most stable position on the hull. A king bed, warm timber joinery, and a neutral palette finished to 2025 refit standard throughout.
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The Flybridge
Cream wrap-around sofas frame a centre pedestal table on a teak-decked flybridge wide enough for six. The Palm Jumeirah sits directly off the port quarter — the best seat for the Dubai skyline at golden hour.
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Al Fresco Dining
A white-linen table and canvas director's chairs on the aft teak deck — the natural gathering point from the moment the anchor drops. The Palm Dubai waterfront frames every meal.
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At Sea
32 knots maximum. 23-knot cruise. 275 nautical miles. The numbers that take you from Dubai to Muscat in a single passage — twin CATs at cruise speed with the wake fanning out across the Gulf.
