Rent a Yacht at Dubai Harbour
Our home base is Dubai Harbour Yacht Club, and that is where most of our Dubai charters begin. It makes an easy first departure point: the marina is simple to reach, and as soon as you leave the dock you are already facing Palm Jumeirah, Bluewaters and the Dubai Marina skyline instead of queuing out of a busy port. This page lists the yachts that sail from the Harbour, what you can see in one to three hours, how to reach the berth and what to check before booking.
Dubai Harbour on the map
Dubai Harbour is a seafront district between Palm Jumeirah and Bluewaters, beside JBR and Emaar Beachfront. It includes the Dubai Harbour Yacht Club marina and the Dubai Harbour Cruise Terminal, and it is the venue of the Dubai International Boat Show, which takes place in late November 2026. Most of our trips start at the Yacht Club, and a few from Dubai Marina or from Marasi Marina in Business Bay. Every booking confirmation comes with a Google Maps link to the exact berth.
Yachts sailing from Dubai Harbour
Here is a selection of our fleet, from the lowest hourly rate up. The Mini Cruiser 40 ft opens the list at 489 AED per hour for up to 10 guests. Prices shown are starting rates per hour as of October 2026 and can vary with the season and the date. The complete fleet shows every boat.
Mini Cruiser 40 ft40 ft · 10 guests · 1 cabinFrom 489 AED / hour
Sunseeker 56 ft56 ft · 20 guests · 3 cabinsFrom 599 AED / hour
Wukong 68 ft68 ft · 25 guests · 2 cabinsFrom 779 AED / hour
Azimut 53 ft53 ft · 15 guests · 2 cabinsFrom 799 AED / hour
Fly 56 ft56 ft · 20 guests · 2 cabinsFrom 849 AED / hour
Pearl 48 ft48 ft · 12 guests · 2 cabinsFrom 849 AED / hour
Oxo 52 ft52 ft · 15 guests · 3 cabinsFrom 849 AED / hour
Majesty 66 ft66 ft · 30 guests · 3 cabinsFrom 899 AED / hour
Lana 62 ft62 ft · 25 guests · 2 cabinsFrom 899 AED / hour
Sura 68 ft68 ft · 15 guests · 3 cabinsFrom 899 AED / hour
Tisck 75 ft75 ft · 30 guests · 2 cabinsFrom 979 AED / hour
C-62 ft62 ft · 25 guests · 3 cabinsFrom 1,149 AED / hourHow far you get in 1, 2 or 3 hours
- 60 minutes: a loop past the Harbour, Dubai Marina and JBR, with Bluewaters, Ain Dubai and the crescent of Palm Jumeirah in sight.
- Two hours: time to continue to Atlantis The Palm and the Burj Al Arab.
- Three hours or more: enough for a swim stop or some time at anchor, at an easy pace.
On the day, the captain sets the route according to the sea, the Coast Guard rules and safety.
Getting to Dubai Harbour Yacht Club
- Taxi or app: enter "Dubai Harbour Yacht Club" in Careem or Uber, or show the address to your taxi driver.
- Metro plus taxi: take the Red Line to the Dubai Marina or Al Sufouh area, then a short taxi ride; the Dubai Tram also runs through Al Sufouh and Dubai Marina.
- Driving: parking and fees vary, so leave some extra time.
Plan to arrive 30 minutes before departure and follow the Google Maps pin in your confirmation.
Included in the hourly rate
The rate is for the entire boat: a professional captain and crew sail it for you, and fuel, ice, bottled water and soft drinks are on board from the start. Optional extras include decorations, catering, a chef at the grill and water toys like jet skis. You are also free to bring your own food and drinks, with a fridge, a microwave and basic cutlery on every yacht.
Around the Harbour
Bluewaters Island and its Ain Dubai wheel (reopened in December 2024; check the opening hours), The Beach and The Walk at JBR, the sand at Emaar Beachfront and Palm Jumeirah are all a few minutes away, handy if you want to fill the hours before or after your cruise.
What to bring
An original passport or a valid Emirates ID for every guest: Dubai Coast Guard rules require it, and photos or digital copies are generally refused.
When to go: seasons and weather
The main yachting season in Dubai lasts from about October or November until April, with daytime highs of 24 to 34 °C. Summer brings 38 to 42 °C and sea water of around 30 °C, so morning, sunset and evening departures are the most comfortable. When the shamal, the strong north-westerly wind, roughens the sea, the Coast Guard may advise against sailing and the trip is moved to another time.
Deposit, balance and cancellation rules
We confirm your booking when the agreed deposit arrives; the rest is paid before you sail. Additional hours and services are billed on top. A no-show, or arriving so late that the departure is missed, is not refunded. If extreme weather or a Dubai Coast Guard order prevents the trip, we postpone or reschedule it, and a mechanical problem entitles you to a full refund or a new date. The notice period for cancellations is explained when you book, and safety decisions rest with the captain. See our terms and conditions for the complete rules.
Good to know before you board
Your playlist can go through the Bluetooth speakers on board, but the Coast Guard expects music to be quieter near restricted areas. Alcohol is only served to adults aged 21 and over; the captain may stop it for safety, and drinks rules differ between charters, so ask us in advance. Bring sunscreen and sunglasses, and choose flat, soft-soled shoes for the deck.
Reserve your yacht
Use our booking page to pick a boat, a date and a start time. Once the agreed deposit reaches us, your slot is locked in; the remainder is settled before departure, and our team explains how much notice you need to give if plans change.
Your questions
Which marina do your yachts use?
Mostly Dubai Harbour Yacht Club, with some trips from Dubai Marina or Marasi Marina in Business Bay. Your confirmation includes a Google Maps link to the berth.
How early should we be there?
Around 30 minutes before departure, so you can park or be dropped off and board calmly.
Can we park at Dubai Harbour?
Parking and fees vary. Allow extra time, or come by taxi or ride-hailing to Dubai Harbour Yacht Club.
Is there a metro station nearby?
The closest Red Line stations are around Dubai Marina and Al Sufouh, followed by a short taxi ride. The Dubai Tram also serves the area.
What does the price include?
The yacht with its professional captain and crew, fuel, bottled water, ice and soft drinks. Decorations, catering, a BBQ chef and water toys such as jet skis are extras.
Which ID should guests bring?
Each person needs an original passport or a valid Emirates ID, a Dubai Coast Guard requirement; pictures or scans on a phone are normally refused.
