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Private Yacht Rental in Dubai
Azimut · Cruiser · Galeon · Pershing · Ferretti · Sunseeker · Riva
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Private means the boat is booked for your group alone: no other passengers, no schedule shared with a tour operator. You choose the route within the charter area and the duration, starting from the boat's own minimum of 4, 8 or 10 hours, and decide who comes aboard.
- 16 boats
- 47–141 ft
- 12–25 guests
- Chartering since 2019
What's included on a private charter
Because you're booking the whole boat, the base rate already covers the crew running it, not just a seat on it.
Included
- captain
- crew
- soft drinks
- water
- ice
- sound system
Not included
- food
- alcohol
- decoration
From 8 hoursCruiser 47 Fly
Dubai Marina · 47 ft
from AED 1,130 /h
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From 10 hoursAzimut 50 X33
Dubai Harbour · 53 ft
from AED 1,210 /h
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From 8 hoursSunseeker 64
Dubai Marina · 64 ft
from AED 1,610 /h
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From 10 hoursMotor Yacht X3
Dubai Harbour · 62 ft
from AED 1,690 /h
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From 10 hoursMotor Yacht X32
Dubai Harbour · 75 ft
from AED 2,410 /h
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From 10 hoursMotor Yacht X12
Dubai Harbour · 82 ft
from AED 2,410 /h
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Not sure which boat fits?
Leave your number with the date and group size — we shortlist two or three boats and reply within 2 hours.

How is a private charter different from a boat tour ticket?
A boat tour ticket puts you on a shared boat with other bookings, on a schedule the operator sets. A private charter is the opposite: one group, one boat, and the plan is yours within your booked hours. Nobody outside your party comes aboard.
That difference shows up before you even leave the dock. A ticketed tour has a fixed departure time and a route that doesn't change for one group's request. A private charter starts when your group is ready, within the window you've booked, and the captain can build the route around what you actually want to see, inside the charter area.
It also changes who you're sharing the boat with. On a ticketed tour, other passengers you've never met are booked onto the same trip, often to fill capacity the operator sells separately. On a private charter, every guest aboard is someone you invited, and the guest count you're paying for is the guest count you actually bring.

Do we need to know which yacht we want before we message you?
No. Most groups tell us their date, guest count and rough budget, and we suggest one or two boats from the fleet that fit, rather than the other way around. Browsing all 16 yachts first is optional, not required.
That order works better in practice, because length doesn't decide how many people come aboard. Most of our yachts take up to 12 guests whether they're the Cruiser 47 Fly or the 141-foot Behike, and the Sunseeker 64 takes up to 25. Once we know the headcount, the choice comes down to budget, how many hours you want and whether water toys should be included. Starting from your plan gets there faster than starting from a boat name.

Where does a private charter start from, and what's in view?
Mostly from Dubai Harbour, where 14 of our 16 yachts dock. The other two, the Sunseeker 64 and the Cruiser 47 Fly, are based at Dubai Marina Yacht Club. Which marina your charter leaves from depends on which boat fits your group.
Dubai Harbour sits on the same shoreline as Palm Jumeirah, with Bluewaters, Ain Dubai and Atlantis visible from the water and Burj Al Arab further along the coast. We haven't measured exact routes or sailing times between these landmarks, so we won't invent a schedule for you. What we can do is tell the captain what you'd like to see, and the route gets built around that within your booked hours.

What happens after we message you?
We match your dates and group size to a specific boat from the fleet, confirm the rate and the slot with that boat's operator, and come back to you with the details. Nothing is booked before you've seen the actual price for the actual boat, not an estimate for a boat we haven't checked.
That confirmation step matters more on a private charter than on a shared ticket, because the boat, the captain and the schedule are all being set around your group specifically, rather than slotted into a schedule that already exists for other passengers. We aim to reply within two hours; the operator confirmation can take a little longer depending on the date and how far ahead you're asking.
Private charter vs. a shared boat tour
| Private charter | Shared tour ticket | |
|---|---|---|
| Who's aboard | Only your group | Other bookings share the trip |
| Schedule | Built around your booked hours | Fixed departure time set by the operator |
| Route | Your choice within the charter area | Fixed route, same for every booking |
| Guest list | Yours to invite | Set by whoever else booked a seat |
| Minimum booking | 4 to 10 hours, depending on the yacht | One fixed slot chosen by the operator |
FAQ
- What does 'private' actually mean here?
- The whole boat is chartered for your group only. No other guests come aboard, and the schedule is built around your booking window, not a shared tour timetable that other passengers are also on.
- Can we choose our own route?
- Yes, within the charter area and your booked hours. Tell the captain what you want to see and the route is built around that, rather than a fixed loop that runs the same way for every group that books the boat.
- How is this different from a yacht tour ticket?
- A tour ticket puts you on a boat with other bookings, on a schedule the operator sets. A private charter is the opposite: one group, one boat, and you set the plan within your hours, with nobody else aboard.
- How many guests can a private charter take?
- Up to 12 guests on most of our yachts and up to 25 on the Sunseeker 64. Tell us your group size and we'll match you with a boat sized for it; if your group is bigger than that, we look for a partner boat on request.
- What's the minimum booking?
- It depends on the yacht: 4 hours on the Riva 82 Diva, Ferretti 670 Aquilla and Galeon 780 Bella, 8 hours on four boats and 10 hours on the other nine. Ask early if you might want more time than the minimum: whether it's possible on the day depends on whether the boat has another booking right after yours.