These are starting points rather than packages. Every charter is private, so the route, the hours and the stops are yours to move, and everything else we run is listed further down.
Leave the Marina about ninety minutes before sunset, run out past Bluewaters and the Palm, and come back with the skyline lit. The two hours most people should book first.
Best for · First-timers, couples, anniversaries
Long enough to anchor properly. We run to a sheltered spot off the Palm or the World Islands, swim, have lunch onboard, then take the coast slowly on the way back.
Best for · Groups who want to swim
We handle the parts that are easy to get wrong onshore: timing the arrival, where the cake goes, keeping the surprise intact. Tell us the moment you are planning around and we build the route to it.
Best for · Birthdays, proposals, weddings
Quiet enough to talk, impressive enough to host clients on. Invoicing in AED with a TRN, and a crew briefed on your schedule before anyone steps aboard.
Best for · Client hosting, team days, shoots
Every charter here is private, so the shape of the day is yours to move. Tell us the date and the headcount and we will come back with what is free and what it costs.
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The whole boat to your group, priced by the hour.
Shared and private sailings where the food is the point.
Jet skis, speed boats, watersports and fishing.
Birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and company days.
Abu Dhabi and the northern emirates, arranged through partners.
Licences, maintenance, buying a boat and crew jobs.
A charter is the whole boat for your group, priced per hour, with the route and timings yours to set and a swim stop if you want one. A dhow cruise is a seat on a shared two-hour dinner sailing with a fixed route and about a hundred and fifty other people. The crossover on cost sits around ten to twelve guests.
A Creek dhow cruise at AED 99 a head if you want old Dubai and dinner included, or a two-hour private charter at AED 1,500 if you want the Marina channel and the skyline. Those two show you the opposite halves of the city and neither substitutes for the other.
Start from the headcount and what you want to do. Under eight people and eating matters most, take a shared cruise. Ten or more, or you want to swim, take a private charter. Speed and landmarks with little time, take a RIB tour. Anything above thirty-five guests, hire a whole dhow.
Every yacht charter is private: you take the whole boat and nobody else is aboard. The dhow and dinner cruises are shared products sold per person, and the watersports are booked per ski or per session. The listings say which is which.
The RTA water taxi for a few dirhams with no booking, then a Creek dhow cruise at AED 99 including dinner, then a RIB tour seat at about AED 150. The cheapest private boat is AED 1,500 for two hours, which carries up to twelve.
Yes, and jet skis or a seabob alongside a charter is the common pairing, arranged in advance rather than on the day. What does not work well is two boat trips back to back — a yacht charter and a dhow cruise on consecutive evenings flattens both.
Three hours on a private charter. Two covers the Marina, JBR and Bluewaters but cannot anchor to swim, which is the part people remember. On a shared cruise the length is fixed at two hours and there is nothing to choose.
No page here takes payment. Every one ends in an enquiry: send the date, the headcount and roughly what you want, and we come back with what is free and what it costs. A twenty-five percent deposit holds a booking once you have a quote you are happy with.
Weekends and sunset slots go first between October and April. Leave the date and the headcount below, or message us on WhatsApp. If your date is close, WhatsApp is quicker than any form.
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