Spotlight on M/Y Serdal, a 26m De Birs yacht for sale in Dubai

Serdal offers potential owners something a mere listing can’t, namely the chance to charter her before making an offer. Try before you buy, if you will, this 26-metre superyacht, built by Egyptian shipyard De Birs and delivered to her original owners in 2013. Based in the UAE,  the yacht for sale in Dubai, she is ideal for owners who enjoy fast cruising in the Gulf in absolute comfort. Listed for sale and charter, with an asking price of €1.7 million, read on to learn more about Serdal and why she may be the right choice for you.

Serdal is a De Birs 85 RPH LX model and is one of the larger yachts in the De Birs fleet. She measures 21.43 metres at the waterline and has a 6.03-metre beam, with a shallow draught of 1.16 metres and gross tonnage of 85. Serdal offers three decks, with a curved superstructure that gives her a sporty profile and streamlined look. Her exterior design is by Barilani, while British studio H2 Yacht Design penned her interior. Her naval architecture is by De Birs’ in-house team, and she features a planing fibreglass hull. Refitted in 2017, her interiors retain a classic nautical look and feel, with varnished cherry wood running through the main salon and four ensuite staterooms. Large windows offer plenty of natural light into the main salon, while the cream furnishings help brighten and contrast with the dark wood. The main salon includes comfortable lounge seating, with an integrated entertainment center and a dining area forward. 

Aft, sliding glass doors lead from the salon to an alfresco dining area, covered lounge, and steps down to her swim platform. Serdal’s flybridge is ideal for entertaining and socializing, with a wet bar, sun loungers, and a secondary helm station. Serdal can accommodate up to eight guests in four ensuite staterooms on the lower deck, including a full-beam owner’s suite amidships, a VIP stateroom forward, and two twin staterooms. Crew quarters for a crew of four are located away from the guests’ and owners’ accommodation to ensure privacy onboard Serdal. Power comes from twin 1,500hp MTU diesel engines, giving her a top speed of 28 knots and a cruising speed of 25 knots, with a range of 350 nautical miles at 23 knots, which makes day trips along the UAE coast quick and easy to plan.  

Her pace and range suit her current home waters, with Dubai’s yachting season running from October to April. TWW’s charter listing names Abu Dhabi as her winter base, with Oman, Qatar and the wider Gulf within reach. Part of TWW’s charter fleet, she can be booked by the day or the week, with weekly rates from €65,000 for private cruising or events at sea. Chartering during the Gulf winter, she can also charter to the Red Sea.

For a potential new owner, having an established charter programme can also help offset running costs. To arrange a viewing, a charter, or Serdal Yacht’s full specifications, contact TWW today.

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