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Blue Water by Newcruise
 Inspired by Abu Dhabi with its artificial islands and futuristic skyline, Blue Water is a megayacht created on the platform of a 60 by 15- metre catamaran.
It is very fast but also spacious and more than lives up to its inspiration. Designed by Newcruise, it has an exotic sinuousness created by curves and interplays of light and water. The accommodation is princely too with large salons, terraces and balconies overlooking the sea as well as generous sun pads and room enough for a large family with plenty of friends. Water jet engines and high performance hulls ensure that it can fairly shoot along at an enviable 26 knots. There’s even a helipad for those in a really big hurry.
For info: info@newcruise.de
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