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A $300m Yacht That Looks Like A Battle Ship Spotted Off The Coast Of Secret Beach
Is it a battleship? A luxury yacht or something else?
We don’t know for sure but residents all over town have spotted this peculiar yacht off the coast of Secret Beach, in Jumeirah. It’s quite eye-catching, with a futuristic look that can garner the attention of anyone.
A ‘battle ship’ looking mega yacht was spotted by Dubai residents off the coast of Secret Beach this week
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The sighting at Secret Beach!
It’s SO huge you can spot it even from afar
A Wall Street Journal video shows a similar-looking yacht, said to be owned by a Russian billionaire that costs around US $300 Million
Called the “A”, Andrey Meinichenko’s 394-foot mega yacht was designed by Philippe Starck. In 2010, it stopped by San Francisco, right after having been to Alaska and Seattle.
Could the same yacht be causing around the shores of Dubai now? We don’t know for sure but it looks eerily alike!
If you were keen on seeing how it looks inside, here’s a tour footage WSJ recorded.
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To Dubai, this is nothing new (albeit still quite the view from afar)
We already know the city is a favourite among the world’s richest, so spotting a few mega yachts here and there is nothing new. Sometimes. Maybe.
The pandemic has made for a perfect reason for yachts and huge boats to come ’round and roam the UAE waters- thanks to the ideal summer weather and the fact that it’s safer.
A socially-distanced luxury, if you will.
Have you spotted this beauty around?
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This is because COVID-19 vaccination centres will remain closed for 3 days (from July 19 to July 21) on the occasion of Eid Al Adha, as announced by the Dubai Health Authority (DHA), on Saturday.
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