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Catamaran Rental in Dubai
Azimut · Cruiser · Galeon · Pershing · Ferretti · Sunseeker · Riva
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We don't operate a catamaran ourselves. Our own fleet is 16 motor yachts, from 47 to 141 feet, and none of them has two hulls. For a catamaran cruise in Dubai we source the boat from partners and match it to your group and date, the same way we handle jet skis and fishing trips. Tell us how many guests, roughly when, and what the day is for, and we'll come back with what we can arrange.
- 16 boats
- 47–141 ft
- 12–25 guests
- Chartering since 2019
What's included if you charter one of our yachts instead
A partner catamaran comes with its operator's own terms, which we confirm with the quote. This is what's standard on our own yachts, if you book one instead or alongside it.
Included
- captain
- crew
- soft drinks
- water
- ice
- sound system
Not included
- food
- alcohol
- decoration
We don't have a matching boat for this listed right now — tell us what you need and we'll line one up.

Do you have your own catamaran?
No. Every boat we run is a single-hull motor yacht, and we'd rather say that upfront than show you a monohull under a catamaran heading. When someone asks for a catamaran, we go to partners in Dubai who run them and match a boat to the headcount and date.
It's the same process we use for a speed boat outing or a dedicated fishing trip: we don't stretch our own fleet to cover a different kind of boat, we source the right one instead.

Why do people ask for a catamaran?
Deck space, mostly. Two hulls give a catamaran a wide, flat deck that a single-hull yacht of the same length can't match, so a group that wants to stand, move around and mingle has more room to do it.
The other difference is motion. A catamaran sits more stable at anchor, with less roll than a single-hull boat, since the two hulls resist tipping the way one hull doesn't. That matters for guests who don't spend much time on boats or get seasick easily on a rolling monohull.

What do you need from us to find one?
Your date, the number of guests and roughly how long you want on the water. Capacity, minimum booking, departure point and what's included all depend on the partner's boat, so we confirm those for the specific catamaran we find rather than promise one rule upfront.
If nothing suitable is free on your date, we tell you straight away rather than keep you waiting, and suggest one of our own yachts that could work for the same group instead.

When is one of our own yachts the better fit?
For a group of up to 12, any of our 16 yachts takes everyone, and for up to 25 the Sunseeker 64 at Dubai Marina does. Our own boats have an hourly rate on each yacht's card and a known minimum of 4, 8 or 10 hours, which makes the day easier to plan than a sourced boat whose terms we confirm per booking. If the catamaran was mainly about a standing crowd, a yacht party on the Sunseeker 64 is worth comparing.
A couple or a small family looking for something quieter usually gets more out of one of our smaller yachts on a standard private charter than out of a boat built for a crowd.

What's included, and what isn't?
On a partner catamaran, the operator sets what's included and we confirm it with the quote. On our own yachts the base rate covers the captain, crew, soft drinks, water and ice; food, alcohol and decoration are arranged separately.
Five of our yachts also include water toys: a jet ski and a Seabob, plus a paddleboard, snorkelling gear and a tender. On the rest, water sports aren't part of the booking, so ask if they matter for your group.
Partner catamaran vs. one of our yachts
| Catamaran (partner) | Our yachts | |
|---|---|---|
| Boat source | Sourced from partners per booking | One of our 16 motor yachts |
| Hulls | Two | One |
| Capacity | Confirmed for the boat we find | Up to 12, or up to 25 on the Sunseeker 64 |
| Minimum booking | Set by the operator | 4, 8 or 10 hours, per boat |
| Price | Quoted per booking | Hourly rate on each yacht's card |
FAQ
- Do you have your own catamaran?
- No. Our own fleet is 16 single-hull motor yachts. For a catamaran we source one from partners in Dubai and match it to your group and date, rather than offer a boat we don't actually run.
- Why a catamaran over a yacht?
- Two hulls usually mean more usable deck space and a steadier ride at anchor than a single-hull yacht of the same length. That suits a group that wants to stand and move around; capacity depends on the specific boat we find.
- How many guests fit on a catamaran?
- It depends on the partner's boat, and we confirm the number for the catamaran we find rather than quote one upfront. If your group is up to 25, our own Sunseeker 64 is another option worth comparing.
- What's the minimum booking?
- On a partner catamaran, the operator sets it and we confirm it with the quote. On our own yachts it's 4, 8 or 10 hours depending on the boat, shown on each yacht's card next to the hourly rate.
- Is a catamaran a good fit for a group that gets seasick easily?
- Often, yes. Less roll at anchor than a single-hull yacht means less motion to notice in the first place, which tends to help guests who don't have much time on boats. It isn't a promise, just a difference worth knowing about.