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DRAGON FLY

General Details

PortBODRUM
FlagMALTA
Year Of Built2007 / 2017
Length39 M
Beam8,2 M

Cabin Details

Master Cabins1
Double Cabins2
Twin Cabins2
TV in All CabinsYes
DVD in All CabinsYes
AC in All CabinsYes
Hair DryerYes

Crew & Engine

Cruising Speed12 Knots
Engine Type2 X 450 Cummins
Electricity220 V + 24 V + 12 V
Generators2 x 40 kW Soley 35 / 22,5 Kw

Common Area

Air ConditionYes
Plasma TVYes
DVDYes
InternetYes

Water Sport

Dinghy5,50 Zodiac w/with 100 HP Mercury + 3,15 m Service Boat w/9,9HP Mercury
Jet SkiYes
Water SkiYes
Wake BoardYes
SnorkelYes
CanoeYes
RingoYes
Paddle Board2 x paddle boards

Prices Per Day

May5000 €
June6000 €
July6500 €
August6500 €
September6000 €
October5000 €

Length39 M Cabins5

Starting From 5000 €/day

View All Prices and Conditions

Yacht TypeGulet

Cabins1 x Master
2 x Double
2 x Twin

Length39 M

Beam8,2 M

Built2007 / 2017

Engine2 X 450 Cummins

Speed12 Knots

Generators2 x 40 kW Soley 35 / 22,5 Kw

Electricity220V+24V+12V

Air ConditionYes

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