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Match the duration to the route
Two hours works best for a focused Marina, JBR and Bluewaters cruise. Three to four hours creates a more relaxed route towards Palm Jumeirah and the Burj Al Arab, with time for photographs and a short stop when conditions allow. A full day is the better foundation for swimming, dining and destinations farther along the coast.
Trying to fit a long route into a short booking produces a rushed experience and may not be operationally possible. Tell us the landmarks or moments that matter most; the concierge will explain what fits naturally before you commit to a duration.
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Hourly, half-day or full-day
Hourly chartering keeps the entry price clear and works well for short city experiences. Half-day bookings give a group more freedom to eat, swim and move between decks. Full-day charters suit guests who want the yacht to become their private base rather than a short sightseeing activity.
The fleet pages show available rate structures for each yacht. Longer rates are not always a simple multiplication of the hourly price, so compare the published options and request a confirmed quote for your chosen date.
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Plan before the deposit
A complete enquiry includes the date, ideal boarding time, group size and preferred duration. Add the occasion and catering plans if they affect the layout. We then verify the yacht and send a written proposal with the payment schedule and practical boarding information.
