Dream Yacht Charter adds three Tahitian catamarans
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The Tahiti-based luxury cruise operator, Dream Yacht Charter, is expanding its fleet with the addition of three new double-deck catamarans.
The three 18.8-metre-long Lagoon 620 vessels will sail into the company’s fleet in 2016, joining its two 18.2m-long Eleuthera catamarans.
This fleet of yachts will be used to offer guaranteed weekly departures on itineraries ranging from four to 11 days, sailing around the Tuamotus and Society Islands. The company will also provide private charters to all of the French Polynesian archipelagos.
“The Lagoon 620 will be the largest and most luxurious catamaran sailing the waters of Tahiti from 2016, more than doubling our cabin cruise capacity next year,” said Francois Guais of Dream Yacht Charter.
“This type of catamaran is a logical choice for a sophisticated destination like Tahiti, providing guests with unparalleled comfort and open spaces which offer the best way to take in the islands’ stunning natural beauty.”
The new catamarans each feature six en-suite air-conditioned cabins, plus a saloon area and trampoline on the bow.
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