On board Khalili
Khalili is a 107ft Nedship of approximately 32.6 metres, with four cabins and a day-charter capacity of 30 guests. It is based at Dubai Harbour and has a refit dated 2024. The gallery includes bow, stern and overhead views, giving a useful picture of its exterior and deck shape. A three-hour minimum is listed for crewed charters. For a private occasion, begin with what brings the group together, whether that is a meal, a short welcome or an afternoon with little scheduled beyond the cruise.
The view from above
The overhead photograph shows Khalili's overall shape, while the bow and stern views bring the exterior closer. Use those angles to ask about the areas your party would occupy. A particular seating arrangement or service should be discussed before the event format is fixed. The four cabins are a layout detail, while the day gathering needs space arranged for thirty guests.
Spaces and equipment
- Crewed charter
- Four-cabin layout
- 2024 refit
- Dubai Harbour departure
A thirty-person gathering with a simple purpose
A private occasion need not have a busy programme. Explain the one or two things that matter most when requesting arrangements for Khalili. If guests are travelling from different places, nominate someone to collect the final headcount and share boarding details. The three-hour minimum gives you a starting point for deciding how much time the occasion needs.
Khalili at a glance
| Builder | Nedship |
|---|---|
| Length | 32.61 m |
| Guests while cruising | 30 |
| Cabins | 4 |
| Build year | 2005 |
| Departure area | Dubai Harbour |
The final guest limit and boarding location are confirmed for your charter. Cabin count alone does not confirm permission for an overnight stay.
Plan your Khalili charter
Send your date, guest count and time on board. Your proposal will confirm this yacht, the departure berth, route, full price and any requested catering or activities. Payment and cancellation terms are set out before you book.