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Riva Yachts
Riva 86 Domino LADY F1
from € 42 000 per week
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Length
26.4 m ft
Year built
2010
Guests / cabins
8 / 4
Max Speed
30 knots
Hull Material
Fiberglass
Riva Yachts Riva 86 Domino LADY F1
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Description of Riva 86 Domino LADY F1
Powerful performance, head-turning looks, modern interiors, Riva pedigree and a young crew of 4: the ultimate and most stylish way to tour the Greek islands.
Specifications of Riva 86 Domino LADY F1
Hull Material
Fiberglass
Type
Motor
Beam
6.2 m
Draft
1.82 m
Engines
2 x MTU 16V 2000 M93 CR-2435hp
General Arrangement
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How to charter
The team of experts of Arcon Yachts knows well the yachts that they charter, and is eager to find the yacht tailored to your needs and organise a rental that will indulge all your senses.
Chartering a yacht with Arcon is as easy as booking a room in your favourite hotel. Browse our superyachts using our search tool, send a request to check the availability of the yacht, when dates are confirmed, receive a charter contract, define destinations and cost, and sign the contract.
These are the charter expenses
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VAT on charter
The VAT amount will depend on the port of departure and your itinerary. Arcon Yachts experts will dive into details of your upcoming charter and put together the perfect experience for you.
Advance payment
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance (typically 30% of the total charter fee) and is a standard arrangement for paying expenses during a yacht charter, including food, drinks, fuel, port fees, transfers to and from the vessel, communications.
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