Emerald superyacht cruises coming to Qatar
Qatar Tourism has announced new superyacht luxury cruises in partnership with Emerald Cruises.
Launching in January 2023 from Doha, Emerald Azzurra will offer seven-night, eight-day itineraries with stops at Sir Bani Yas Island, Abu Dhabi; Khasab, Oman; Fujairah, UAE; Zighy Bay, Oman; and Dubai.
Pre and post cruise tours are available where guests can opt for a three-day package to explore Qatar.
Highlights include the National Museum of Qatar, a visit to Souq Waqif, and a trip into the desert and visit the Inland Sea, before enjoying dune bashing and a camel ride.
The news comes as construction continues on the new Grand Cruise Terminal located in central Doha.
The terminal will have the capacity to host two megaships and will offer various attractions, including an aquarium and art gallery.
Chief Operating Officer of Qatar Tourism, Berthold Trenkel, said: "In line with the national strategy, Qatar National Vision 2030, we are expanding our tourism value proposition. The new itineraries launching with Emerald Cruises are another step towards achieving this vision."
Rob Voss, COO, Scenic Group, which includes Emerald Cruises, said: "We are delighted to be taking our new superyacht, Emerald Azzurra to Doha next winter. In partnership with Qatar Tourism our guests will experience first-hand and in luxury yachting style the immersive beauty and hospitality The Gulf region and specifically Qatar has to offer."
The superyacht, Emerald Azzurra, can accommodate 100 guests, and features a Sky Bar, observation deck and lounge, wellness area, an infinity pool and marina platform which hosts several marina toys including sea bobs and paddleboards.
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