Dear Water-Lover!
This Valentine’s Day – make it truly special for your loved one and you...celebrating it in style on-the-waters! For the first time, we gladly offer you the chance of getting onto a yacht, and indulging in a truly lavish affaire, for this Valentine's Day!
Nothing is as romantic on-the-waters as being on a sail-yacht! - And we have a beautiful, Italian-made 45 feet length LOVE-YACHT called ‘S/Y Ninikins’ to offer you.
She is an Italian-made performance sail-yacht, 45-feet in length…world over these are revered and anybody in the know-how of the yachting lifestyle would definitely know the panache and exuberance associated to sail-yachts such as her.
When you have the time, we would be glad to take you on-board for a dekko, and you have the option of choosing her for either a mid-day sail or an evening sail. The cost of the sail-yacht charter would be as follows:
A. VALENTINE’S DAY NOON SAIL –
• 3 hours sail in the Mumbai Harbour between 11am to 2pm
B. VALENTINE’S DAY EVENING SAIL –
• 3 hours sail in the Mumbai Harbour between 4pm to 7pm
Itinerary for your special Valentine’s Day Sail would include:
1) Meet our Charter Concierge Executive at the Gateway of India (Jetty #5) at 10 minutes before charter time on 14th Feb.
2) Alight into a tender to the sail-yacht and reach the sail-yacht on the time for charter.
3) From there on sail into the harbor. Food and beverage can be served on-board while sailing.
4) Sail into the harbor and enjoy the wind and the waves.
5) Return while sailing towards the mooring (close to Gateway of India) 1 hour before the charter gets over.
6) Spend 1 hour at mooring and enjoy getting served by our crew with food and beverage.
7) Return to Gateway of India (Jetty #5) by the yacht charter end-time.
Our Charter Concierge is always at your service to make your charter experience a bespoken affair – and can assist you with the food & beverage, entertainment and other arrangements you may want to make on-board. As these are entirely customizable as per your tastes, they would come at an additional cost.
All charters are confirmed with a 100% advance payment on a first-cum-first-serve basis...so hurry up and call us for an appointment to view the sail-yacht – and discuss ways we can make this Valentine’s Day an unforgettable experience for your partner and you.
SEA YOU SOON...Call us on 09619912628 for immediately confirming your new experience!
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
45 Sail Yacht for Charter in Mumbai, India
The best sail yacht with all the luxuries at your behest...
EXTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW 1
INTERNAL VIEW 2
Home Port : Mumbai
Length : 13.75m (45 ft)
Beam : 4.37m
Draft : 1.65m
Cabins : 2
Air conditioning : Yes
Number of Guests :
Sleeping : 4
Day cruising : 12
Cabin Details
2 cabins ‐ 1 master and 1 VIP. All cabins have ensuite facilities.
Sail Plan : In mast furling main sail. Genoa on furler. No spinnaker
Crew : 2
Cruising Speed : 6 knots (under engine)
Fuel : Diesel
Fuel consumption at cruising speed: 15 l/hr (Approx)
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
Labels:
45 feet,
63rd yacht race,
charters,
hires,
international,
lease-ing,
mumbai,
points of sailing,
rents
31 footer Sports Cruiser Boat for Charter in Mumbai, India
The perfect run-about for the harbour.
EXTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW
Home Port : Mumbai
Length : 31 ft
Beam : 9 ft 9 in
Cabins : Nil
Number of Guests
Day cruising : 12
Crew : 2
Cruising Speed : 27 knots (under engine)
Fuel : Petrol
Fuel consumption at cruising speed : 100 l / hr (Approx)
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
EXTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW
Home Port : Mumbai
Length : 31 ft
Beam : 9 ft 9 in
Cabins : Nil
Number of Guests
Day cruising : 12
Crew : 2
Cruising Speed : 27 knots (under engine)
Fuel : Petrol
Fuel consumption at cruising speed : 100 l / hr (Approx)
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
36 footer Sports Cruiser Boat for Charter in Mumbai, India
The Perfect speed-boat for a family getaway and day cruise in the harbour.
EXTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW 1
INTERNAL VIEW 2
VIDEO
Home Port : Mumbai
Length : 36 ft
Cabins : 1
Number of Guests
Sleeping : 2
Day cruising : 12
Cabin Details
1 twin cabin with ensuite facilities
Air conditioning : Yes
Crew : 2
Cruising Speed : 25 knots (under engine)
Fuel : Diesel
Fuel consumption at cruising speed: 120 l / hr (Approx)
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
EXTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW 1
INTERNAL VIEW 2
VIDEO
Home Port : Mumbai
Length : 36 ft
Cabins : 1
Number of Guests
Sleeping : 2
Day cruising : 12
Cabin Details
1 twin cabin with ensuite facilities
Air conditioning : Yes
Crew : 2
Cruising Speed : 25 knots (under engine)
Fuel : Diesel
Fuel consumption at cruising speed: 120 l / hr (Approx)
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
47 footer Luxury Yacht for Charter in Mumbai, India
This is a value-for-money 47-footer available for your disposal anytime...
EXTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW 2
INTERNAL VIEW 3
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
EXTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW
INTERNAL VIEW 2
INTERNAL VIEW 3
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
55 footer Italian Luxury Yacht for Charter in Mumbai, India
A beautiful Italian 55 footer with two staterooms...and a lot of activity that you can do on-board.
EXTERNAL VIEW 1
EXTERNAL VIEW 2
SALON VIEW
VIDEO
Home Port : Mumbai
Length : 17.37m (57 ft)
Beam : 4.93m (16 ft 2 in)
Cabins : 3
Cabin Details
3 cabins, 1 master and 2 twins. All guest cabins have ensuite facilities.
Air conditioning : Yes
Number of Guests
Sleeping : 6
Day cruising : 15
Crew : 3
Cruising Speed : 25 knots
Max Speed : 33 knots
Fuel : Diesel
Fuel consumption at cruising speed : 400l / hr (Approx)
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
EXTERNAL VIEW 1
EXTERNAL VIEW 2
SALON VIEW
VIDEO
Home Port : Mumbai
Length : 17.37m (57 ft)
Beam : 4.93m (16 ft 2 in)
Cabins : 3
Cabin Details
3 cabins, 1 master and 2 twins. All guest cabins have ensuite facilities.
Air conditioning : Yes
Number of Guests
Sleeping : 6
Day cruising : 15
Crew : 3
Cruising Speed : 25 knots
Max Speed : 33 knots
Fuel : Diesel
Fuel consumption at cruising speed : 400l / hr (Approx)
CALL NOW on 09619912628 or email on pfh1981@gmail.com for charter, hire, renting, parties, lease-ing of yachts, boats and marine vessels in Mumbai, Mandwa, Goa, Kochi and all of India, as well as internationally.
YachtChartersIndia.com - At your service...
Looking for a Yacht Charter?
Looking for a new place for the night? How about a private corporate meeting? Anyone up for brunch? Come and experience the most exclusive and luxurious charters on the waters… From International Charters on Super-Yachts to Harbour Cruises on speed boats, we cater to all your needs with fully-customized lifestyle options…we are here to ensure that everything is as you imagined. Its your special moment & we are here to ensure it stays special forever.
Chartering Services we offer -
Dinner Cruises
Corporate Meetings
Private Affairs
Special Customized Events
Honeymoon Packages
AND...Everything else that you can think of – if there is anything else that comes to your mind, Be rest assured, we can consult you with it step by step and make it a grand & successful event for you.
What will we do for you?
• Understand and filter your requirement.
• Recommend the best product to suit your requirement.
• Coordinate third party services if required.
• Suggest and create itinerary for the event. (if required)
• Assist you in charter protocol.
• Provide personal suggestions and advice - based on real life experience!
• Take care of every other need that may occur.
Call now on 09619912628...pfh1981@gmail.com
Looking for a new place for the night? How about a private corporate meeting? Anyone up for brunch? Come and experience the most exclusive and luxurious charters on the waters… From International Charters on Super-Yachts to Harbour Cruises on speed boats, we cater to all your needs with fully-customized lifestyle options…we are here to ensure that everything is as you imagined. Its your special moment & we are here to ensure it stays special forever.
Chartering Services we offer -
Dinner Cruises
Corporate Meetings
Private Affairs
Special Customized Events
Honeymoon Packages
AND...Everything else that you can think of – if there is anything else that comes to your mind, Be rest assured, we can consult you with it step by step and make it a grand & successful event for you.
What will we do for you?
• Understand and filter your requirement.
• Recommend the best product to suit your requirement.
• Coordinate third party services if required.
• Suggest and create itinerary for the event. (if required)
• Assist you in charter protocol.
• Provide personal suggestions and advice - based on real life experience!
• Take care of every other need that may occur.
Call now on 09619912628...pfh1981@gmail.com
Looking for a Yacht Charter?
Looking for a new place for the night? How about a private corporate meeting? Anyone up for brunch? We are here to ensure that everything is as you imagined. Its your special moment & we are here to ensure it stays special forever.
Chartering Services we offer -
Boats We offer -
Chartering Services we offer -
Dinner Cruises
Corporate Meetings
Private Affairs
Special Customized Events
Honeymoon Packages
& Everything else that you can think of – if there is anything else that comes to your mind, Be rest assured, we can consult you with it step by step and make it a grand & successful event for you.
What will we do for you?
Contact us -
So what are you waiting for email or call us on our nos. mentioned below – pfh1981@gmail.com
Corporate Meetings
Private Affairs
Special Customized Events
Honeymoon Packages
& Everything else that you can think of – if there is anything else that comes to your mind, Be rest assured, we can consult you with it step by step and make it a grand & successful event for you.
What will we do for you?
• Understand and filter your requirement.
• Recommend the best product to suit your requirement.
• Coordinate third party services if required.
• Suggest and create itinerary for the event. (if required)
• Assist you in charter protocol.
• Provide personal suggestions and advice - based on real life experience!
• Take care of every other need that may occur.
• Recommend the best product to suit your requirement.
• Coordinate third party services if required.
• Suggest and create itinerary for the event. (if required)
• Assist you in charter protocol.
• Provide personal suggestions and advice - based on real life experience!
• Take care of every other need that may occur.
Contact us -
So what are you waiting for email or call us on our nos. mentioned below – pfh1981@gmail.com
Or Call Us on -
+91.9619912628
+91.9619912628
Boats We offer -
Saturday, February 16, 2008
The MOST BEAUTIFUL YACHT In The World ! PELORUS.
Pelorus is the world's eleventh largest private yacht at 377 feet 3 inches (115 metres) in length, with a price tag of $130 million. She was built at the Lürssen yard in Germany to the design of Tim Heywood and was launched in 2003.
She was briefly owned by a Miles businessman who sold her to Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich the following year. Abramovich is a Russian Jewish oil billionaire and the main owner of private investment company Millhouse Capital, referred to as one of the Russian oligarchs. According to Forbes Magazine, he has a net worth of $18.7 billion.
Abramovich is most famous outside Russia as the owner of Chelsea, an English Premiership football club, and for his wider involvement in European football. Despite his high profile around the world, Abramovich makes virtually no public statements about his activities.
Abramovich had her refitted to his own requirements by Blohm & Voss. This included the addition of a second helicopter pad forward, four new zero-speed stabilisers and modifications to the exhaust, mast and stern.
Pelorus is powered by two 3,600-hp Wärtsilä engines which will do a maximum 19 knots but often cruises between 12 and 14 knots. The interiors are reportedly well appointed but simple. They were designed by Terence Disdale.
She has a number of tenders on board and a garage full of 'toys' including jet skis and wave runners. A full time crew of up to 50 people lives aboard all year long and a large security contingent comes and leaves with the family.
Pelorus will often be found cruising around the Western Med during the summers and commonly ventures down through the Suez for the winters.
For more exciting pictures of the Pelorus click on the link below:
http://www.roman-abramovich.com/pelorus-yacht-pictures-roman-abramovich.htm
She was briefly owned by a Miles businessman who sold her to Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich the following year. Abramovich is a Russian Jewish oil billionaire and the main owner of private investment company Millhouse Capital, referred to as one of the Russian oligarchs. According to Forbes Magazine, he has a net worth of $18.7 billion.
Abramovich is most famous outside Russia as the owner of Chelsea, an English Premiership football club, and for his wider involvement in European football. Despite his high profile around the world, Abramovich makes virtually no public statements about his activities.
Abramovich had her refitted to his own requirements by Blohm & Voss. This included the addition of a second helicopter pad forward, four new zero-speed stabilisers and modifications to the exhaust, mast and stern.
Pelorus is powered by two 3,600-hp Wärtsilä engines which will do a maximum 19 knots but often cruises between 12 and 14 knots. The interiors are reportedly well appointed but simple. They were designed by Terence Disdale.
She has a number of tenders on board and a garage full of 'toys' including jet skis and wave runners. A full time crew of up to 50 people lives aboard all year long and a large security contingent comes and leaves with the family.
Pelorus will often be found cruising around the Western Med during the summers and commonly ventures down through the Suez for the winters.
For more exciting pictures of the Pelorus click on the link below:
http://www.roman-abramovich.com/pelorus-yacht-pictures-roman-abramovich.htm
Friday, February 15, 2008
Our FIRST JOURNO BLOGPOST - Zeenia F. Baria's IMS Vikrant Insight
We at Giira Yachts believe that online and offline media go hand-in-hand in empowering people with knowledge and have always been keen on having a journalist from an offline medium to contribute in our efforts. Zeenia F. Baria - correspondent for India's most prestigious daily - Times of India, shared with us something that is a precious memoir for her - the IMS (Indian Museum Ship) Vikrant - once upon a time, the pride of our nation and the Indian Navy's spearhead.
Below is an insight and a well described mix of feelings that she underwent when she visited the ship some time back - clearly defining the magnanimity of this British-built Aircraft carrier that has fought India's most strategic wars to a victorious end.
It's an honor to have you aboard Giira Yachts, Zeenia !
BLAST FROM THE PAST
If you ever get the chance of going aboard the INS Vikrant, don't let go of the opportunity. The former warship that is now docked deep inside Lion's Gate is open to public only a couple of times during the year and you have to take permission to have an organised visit arranged. After you're driven to the massive warship, you can't help but stand in awe at the sheer size of it; Vikrant is 704 feet in length and 128 feet in breath and commands an authoritative second look. After she was decommissioned in early 1997, there was a lot of controversy on what to do with the ship that won India the 1971 war against Pakistan. Today Vikrant has been converted into a floating museum; a silent tribute to those who sailed in her and, of course,
the country.
As you walk down the iron gangplank to enter the ship, you're welcomed abroad by a group of friendly naval officers, who will proceed to take you on a guided tour of the ship. Everything has been unmistakably marked but you can still just as effortlessly get lost in the labyrinth of passageways that dominate the entire ship. You can visit almost any part of the Vikrant; there are only a few restricted areas
where entry for laymen is forbidden. But you won't really mind that, there're plenty of things to explore on the ship and you can easily spend a couple of hours there. Just don't forget to follow the directions even if you feel you've been transported to another world!
As you step onto the first deck, you're shown miniature models of ships like INS Ganga, Ranvijay, Delhi and Vikrant and given a detailed history of INS Vikrant. For instance, did you know that the ship, built in 1945, was formerly known as HMS Hercules? And that it was bought for the Indian Navy in 1957 and commissioned in the navy in 1961 and had the capacity of having 1500 people on board at one time?
Classical instrumental music plays softly in the background as we wander deeper into the underbelly of ship. It's a blue and grey coloured unfamiliar world of iron doors, tunnels, rooms, ladders and mannequins that have been put up in the museum part of the ship.
Lots of pictures of former captains and commanding officers have been put up all over the ship as are route maps. A unique hatch of Pakistan naval submarine, 'Ghazi' also lies here. A comprehensive elucidation of how Vikrant participated in the '71 war and the damage inflicted by it on Pakistani ships is also given. That the warship is well maintained is plainly visible. The various components that are used in a defense ship are displayed with lucid explanations.
As you enter the gigantic main hangar, three aircrafts- a Sea Hawk, an Alize jet and a Sea King MK 42 come into view. The main hangar has the capacity of storing 21 aircraft at a time. Various bombs, guns, diving equipment and rockets have been put here. We also pass the sailors deck, the locker area, galleys, a glass display of uniforms of sailors etc. There is even a cafeteria on board, 'The Square Rig', which
unfortunately was shut when we went there. A gift shop selling plates, caps and tees with INS Vikrant's insignia is also present. The ship even has a mini hospital; right from an operating theatre, to an examination room, a general ward and an isolation ward. Various other rooms like the navigation tower, control rooms, radar system rooms, and air traffic control rooms are present on top of the main deck in a
huge tower.
As you step onto the main deck, the entire runway can be seen; a blue and black smooth strip from where thousands of fighter jets must've taken off and landed. A light breeze blows in the air as a couple of pigeons lazily sunbathe on the deck. Walk right up to end of the vertical incline, the view of the majestic Arabian Sea with several warships of the Indian navy can be seen in the distance. We also spot
three submarines that have been docked nearby, maybe waiting for maintenance work before they depart for their next mission. Photography on the top deck is strictly prohibited, which is just as good; pictures would do lil' justice to the incredible view that can be seen from the top. As we walk back, down the dimly lit passageways
and across the gangway, we wonder what sort of action this ageing warship must've seen during her time. And if you close your eyes and listen carefully, you can almost hear the thunderous vroom of a fighter jet taking of...
You can call 22752260 if you wish to visit INS Vikrant.
- ZEENIA F. BARIA
Thanks Zeenia !
We at Giira Yachts would appreciate and at the same time invite with open arms any member of the offline media fraternity to contribute their valuable insights with regards to the sailing/ yachting industry in India...and at the same time we hope that this particular insight has paved a trend for all form of blogs all over...
Below is an insight and a well described mix of feelings that she underwent when she visited the ship some time back - clearly defining the magnanimity of this British-built Aircraft carrier that has fought India's most strategic wars to a victorious end.
It's an honor to have you aboard Giira Yachts, Zeenia !
BLAST FROM THE PAST
If you ever get the chance of going aboard the INS Vikrant, don't let go of the opportunity. The former warship that is now docked deep inside Lion's Gate is open to public only a couple of times during the year and you have to take permission to have an organised visit arranged. After you're driven to the massive warship, you can't help but stand in awe at the sheer size of it; Vikrant is 704 feet in length and 128 feet in breath and commands an authoritative second look. After she was decommissioned in early 1997, there was a lot of controversy on what to do with the ship that won India the 1971 war against Pakistan. Today Vikrant has been converted into a floating museum; a silent tribute to those who sailed in her and, of course,
the country.
As you walk down the iron gangplank to enter the ship, you're welcomed abroad by a group of friendly naval officers, who will proceed to take you on a guided tour of the ship. Everything has been unmistakably marked but you can still just as effortlessly get lost in the labyrinth of passageways that dominate the entire ship. You can visit almost any part of the Vikrant; there are only a few restricted areas
where entry for laymen is forbidden. But you won't really mind that, there're plenty of things to explore on the ship and you can easily spend a couple of hours there. Just don't forget to follow the directions even if you feel you've been transported to another world!
As you step onto the first deck, you're shown miniature models of ships like INS Ganga, Ranvijay, Delhi and Vikrant and given a detailed history of INS Vikrant. For instance, did you know that the ship, built in 1945, was formerly known as HMS Hercules? And that it was bought for the Indian Navy in 1957 and commissioned in the navy in 1961 and had the capacity of having 1500 people on board at one time?
Classical instrumental music plays softly in the background as we wander deeper into the underbelly of ship. It's a blue and grey coloured unfamiliar world of iron doors, tunnels, rooms, ladders and mannequins that have been put up in the museum part of the ship.
Lots of pictures of former captains and commanding officers have been put up all over the ship as are route maps. A unique hatch of Pakistan naval submarine, 'Ghazi' also lies here. A comprehensive elucidation of how Vikrant participated in the '71 war and the damage inflicted by it on Pakistani ships is also given. That the warship is well maintained is plainly visible. The various components that are used in a defense ship are displayed with lucid explanations.
As you enter the gigantic main hangar, three aircrafts- a Sea Hawk, an Alize jet and a Sea King MK 42 come into view. The main hangar has the capacity of storing 21 aircraft at a time. Various bombs, guns, diving equipment and rockets have been put here. We also pass the sailors deck, the locker area, galleys, a glass display of uniforms of sailors etc. There is even a cafeteria on board, 'The Square Rig', which
unfortunately was shut when we went there. A gift shop selling plates, caps and tees with INS Vikrant's insignia is also present. The ship even has a mini hospital; right from an operating theatre, to an examination room, a general ward and an isolation ward. Various other rooms like the navigation tower, control rooms, radar system rooms, and air traffic control rooms are present on top of the main deck in a
huge tower.
As you step onto the main deck, the entire runway can be seen; a blue and black smooth strip from where thousands of fighter jets must've taken off and landed. A light breeze blows in the air as a couple of pigeons lazily sunbathe on the deck. Walk right up to end of the vertical incline, the view of the majestic Arabian Sea with several warships of the Indian navy can be seen in the distance. We also spot
three submarines that have been docked nearby, maybe waiting for maintenance work before they depart for their next mission. Photography on the top deck is strictly prohibited, which is just as good; pictures would do lil' justice to the incredible view that can be seen from the top. As we walk back, down the dimly lit passageways
and across the gangway, we wonder what sort of action this ageing warship must've seen during her time. And if you close your eyes and listen carefully, you can almost hear the thunderous vroom of a fighter jet taking of...
You can call 22752260 if you wish to visit INS Vikrant.
- ZEENIA F. BARIA
Thanks Zeenia !
We at Giira Yachts would appreciate and at the same time invite with open arms any member of the offline media fraternity to contribute their valuable insights with regards to the sailing/ yachting industry in India...and at the same time we hope that this particular insight has paved a trend for all form of blogs all over...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)