Superyacht The Saluzi, which arrived in Doha on November 24, is purportedly being rented out to football fans from all over the world for about $480,000 per week.
The superyacht, which can accommodate 32 guests and 32 crew members at a time, has 16 luxurious cabins.
According to a report by CNN, guests who arrive in the superyacht are greeted with a drink by staff. The 69-metre lengthy superyacht stands five decks high, and is available for charter all year round.
Named after a “mystical warhorse of the Tang Dynasty emperor, Taizong,” the superyacht tells residents and visitors the ancient tale of the ruler’s pet, through a modern artwork by Li Jiwei, ship building company Camper and Nicholsons said.
The CNN report also added that the superyacht has many hidden secrets from remote-controlled to distinct artwork which draws inspiration from the yacht’s name.
“Saluzi, the yacht, is an expression of both East and West, representing the strength of an era and a modern spirit,” Camper and Nicholsons said.
Of the five decks, the bridge deck features two master suites with a private salon and balcony, whereas on the upper deck there are six VIP suites, a large salon, a gym and a beauty salon.
The main deck, which spans 469 square metre, features another VIP suite and seven further deluxe cabins, along with the dining room, karaoke lounge and office.
The Saluzi’s “vast and versatile deck spaces cater for entertaining on the grandest of scales and her modern, beach club décor, allows for social flexibility with friends, family and guests. Saluzi is also a great vessel for corporate entertaining or event attendance. When in port, up to 200 guests can be catered for with ease,” Camper and Nicholsons said.
Guests are also served meals made by the crew and can avail spa services aboard.In addition, the superyacht can offer professional karaoke and open-air movies for about $480,000 per week.
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