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- Year2008 Renovated in 2019
- Length11m
- People12
- Cabins1
- Toilets1
- Draught0.8m
- Engine2x250hp
- Beam3m
- Fuel tank400l Fuel consumption 50l/h
Yacht description
This 2008 Lomac 1000 - Blue Neeru is suitable for 12 people. It is docked in Port de Mallorca, Spain.
The motorboat is equipped with an engine of 2x250hp.
Navigation is made easy with an Outside GPS plotter.
When at anchor or in the marina, a Bimini proves a great benefit.
This motorboat is furnished with an Outside shower.
A Refrigerator is also provided on board.
Cruising with this motorboat is great fun as it is equipped with an Audio system and an Outside speakers.
The motorboat is maintained by Wall Nautic.
Yacht highlights
Cabins
- 1x
Double cabin
Yacht amenities
Navigation and safety
- Bimini
- Outside GPS plotter
- Teak deck
- Outside shower
Saloon and cabins
- Cooker
- Refrigerator
- Sink
Entertainment
- Outside speakers
- Audio system
- Snorkel sets
- Stand Up Paddle
- Sun pads
Good to know
Charter company
Wall Nautic
Port de Mallorca, Palma de Mallorca, Spain show on the map
Cancellation / Payment policies
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Sailing licence required
Standard sailing licence
Payment methods accepted by charter company
Euro
Information about the marina
Port de Mallorca is situated nearby Palma de Mallorca, Spain. The marina can accommodate up to 200 charter yachts.
It is located 6 kilometres from the nearest airport and 1 kilometre from Palma de Mallorca city centre. Taxis from the airport cost approximately 18 €.
Port de Mallorca boasts a wide range of facilities for sailors, including an ATM, WiFi, a launderette, an exchange office, a car park, a petrol station, a toilet and showers.
It also offers a restaurant and a supermarket.
All berths are connected to water and electricity.