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Enough deck space for a DJ setup and a food station, with room left over for people to actually dance. We handle decorations, cake, and catering coordination, so the person organising it isn't the one working the party.
Yachts from 50 to 82 ft for 12 to 30 guests, with air-conditioned cabins, a BBQ grill and full crew.
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Looking for a perfect, affordable yacht rental in Dubai? A mid-range yacht gives you the space of a bigger boat without the bigger-boat price tag. Our 50-82ft fleet fits 12 to 30 guests, comes with air-conditioned cabins, a BBQ grill, and a full crew, and departs from Dubai Marina, starting from only AED 650.
Most people booking this size are planning a birthday, a family day out, or a corporate event, not a once-in-a-lifetime splurge, just a good day on the water.
A 50-82ft yacht is the size most groups actually need. You get two or three deck levels, a shaded seating area, and an open sundeck, without paying for square footage nobody uses.
The indoor salon is air-conditioned, which matters more than people expect between May and October. There's a proper galley, so catering isn't an afterthought, and the swim platform is wide enough that getting in and out of the water doesn't turn into a queue.
Birthday parties make up roughly 40% of bookings in this size range. Groups of 12 to 30 tend to work best, enough room for a small DJ setup and a food station, without the boat feeling half-empty.
Corporate groups book the same yachts for team days and client entertainment, usually in the AED 650 to AED 1,800/hr range, which tends to fit most event budgets without extra sign-off.
Every booking in this category of affordable yacht rentals includes a licensed captain and crew, fuel, and standard safety equipment; none of that gets added as a line item later.
On top of that, you get an air-conditioned indoor salon, BBQ grill (on most yachts), a Bluetooth sound system, and a rear swim platform. Several yachts also carry paddleboards and snorkel gear at no extra charge.
Whether it's 12 people or 30, a mid-size yacht scales to the group. Big enough that nobody's shoulder to shoulder, small enough that it doesn't feel like an empty ballroom.
Enough deck space for a DJ setup and a food station, with room left over for people to actually dance. We handle decorations, cake, and catering coordination, so the person organising it isn't the one working the party.
Shaded seating for grandparents, open sundeck for the kids, and a swim platform wide enough that nobody's waiting in line to get in the water. No one has to sit out.
Three or four hours away from screens and conference rooms tends to change the conversation. Groups book these for team days, client entertainment, and off-sites that don't feel like a meeting with a view.
For the moments that deserve more than a restaurant table but don't need a full event production. Just the group, the skyline, and a few hours worth remembering.
Prices for this fleet run from AED 650 per hour, depending on the yacht's size, cabin count, and route. There's no added agency commission built into the number you see, the listed rate is what you pay for the charter itself, with VAT included.
| Yacht | From / hr | 2 Hours | 4 Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Infinia Lina 64ft64 ft, up to 22 guests | AED 650 | AED 1,300 | AED 2,600 |
| Infinia Hatteras 64ft64 ft, up to 21 guests | AED 750 | AED 1,500 | AED 3,000 |
| Infinia Azimut My Choice 5555 ft, up to 20 guests | AED 850 | AED 1,700 | AED 3,400 |
| Infinia Amelia 50ft50 ft, up to 17 guests | AED 900 | AED 1,800 | AED 3,600 |
The hourly rate covers the boat, crew, and fuel, it doesn't cover catering, drink packages, DJ services, decorations, or water sports like jet skis and flyboarding. These are all available as add-ons, priced separately so you only pay for what you actually want.
Catering starts from AED 75 per person if you'd like it handled for you; otherwise, you're welcome to bring your own food and drinks aboard, with no corkage fee.
A few things affect what you pay beyond the yacht itself. Weekday charters and morning slots are usually priced lower than weekend evenings. Booking a few days ahead, rather than same-day, tends to open up better availability and pricing.
And if you're splitting the cost across a group of 12 or 30, the per-person price often comes in well under a typical dinner reservation in the same neighborhood.
Depending on your group size and budget, one of these might fit better.
Budget-conscious tourists, couples, small groups (4-10 people)
AED 300 to AED 900 /hr31 to 50 ft
ExplorePrivate celebrations, corporate entertainment, weddings, proposals and sunset cruises
AED 700 to AED 3,500 /hr63 to 135 ft
ExploreCorporate galas, weddings, film shoots and large private celebrations
AED 3,000 to AED 4,250 /hr100 to 135 ft
ExploreSolo travelers and couples wanting a yacht experience without chartering the whole boat
ExploreWeddings, corporate retreats, overnight trips and high-profile private charters
AED 3,600 to AED 24,000 /hr63 to 180 ft
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