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Despite the obstacle of the floating bridge across Dubai Creek, the first couple of yachts have started to arrive in Dubai Festival City Marina as IGY begins soft-trading to alleviate the angst of boat owners without a berth for their dreamboats.

Though the development is still under construction, limited berthing facilities are available www.igymarinas.com.

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