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Floating restaurant in Dubai, Rustar Cruise
Rustar Floating Restaurant (RFR) founded in 2007 in Dubai is now one of the major floating restaurants that provide services to Dubai’s tourism market. The Dhow ‘Rustar’ is 155ft and has a capacity of 400 people. It is an exclusive, spacious and air-conditioned Dhow cruise Dubai creek that enables the guests to experience true wonders of Dubai.
Rustar is the first Dhow floating restaurant Dubai that has 3 levels of seating available for dinner cruises and chartered events. Two levels are air conditioned while the upper deck is open air to enjoy the breathtaking views of Dubai. Moreover, it has a spacious arrangement for a regular cruise, elegant gatherings, intimate dinners and magnificent as well as private events.
We are providing high-quality services to customers and are committed to provide quality, health, safety, and environment so as to establish ourselves as the leading floating restaurant. We are also partners with many global travel agencies and hotels that offer our services to the tourists from around the world visiting Dubai.
Since our foundation we have exercised policies of providing superior dhow cruise Dubai services to customers and ensured that there is no compromise to the safety of our customers be it fire hazards, weather conditions or other life threating conditions, our crew is trained to handle even the most intense situations. We are also fitted and fully equipped with numerous approved safety peripherals and filtration systems to prevent pollution and maintain our environment.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by rustar cruise .
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