Luxury Yacht Rental on Marina del Rey’s 100' Dittmar

##About Embark on a luxurious voyage aboard the 100′ Dittmar yacht, available for charter from Marina del Rey. This stunning superyacht, designed by the esteemed Dittmar Donaldson, offers a perfect blend of classic craftsmanship and modern comfort. As the third-largest yacht ever built by Dittmar Donaldson, it stands out in the world rankings of luxury vessels.

This yacht can comfortably accommodate up to 12 guests, ensuring an exclusive and intimate experience on the water. With 4 crew members, including a skilled captain, guests will enjoy exceptional service and attention to detail throughout their journey. The yacht features a beautifully crafted wood hull and superstructure, embodying timeless elegance and durability.

Powered by two Detroit Diesel engines, the yacht cruises smoothly with a top speed of 13 knots, offering both power and stability. It is well-equipped for extended voyages, carrying 20,439 liters of fuel on board, allowing for long-range exploration of Southern California’s stunning coastline and beyond.

Step aboard this 100′ Dittmar yacht and indulge in a luxurious yachting experience. With spacious deck areas perfect for relaxing and socializing, and finely appointed interiors offering comfort and style, this yacht is ideal for both serene coastal cruises and adventurous journeys along the Pacific. Whether you’re planning a day trip or an extended voyage, this yacht promises an unforgettable experience, combining the charm of classic yacht design with the luxury and service of a modern superyacht.

###Rate includes:

• Rent of the boat and its on-board equipment
• ⁠Base Fuel
• ⁠Boarding Fees
• ⁠Merchant Processing Fees
• Safety Required
• Smart Captains to choose from.
• Complimentary soft drinks, and water provided by Killer Shrimp
• ⁠Please do not wear high heels, bring confetti, glitter, or red wine.
• ⁠No illegal drugs. Marijuana is illegal federally and therefore is illegal in the water as it falls under federal jurisdiction of the United States Coast Guard.