Family Yacht Rental
in Dubai
A calm cruise the whole family enjoys.
A family yacht charter in Dubai costs about AED 450–1,100 an hour for a 40–55 ft boat, crew included. The boat and the route are the same as any private charter — what changes is what you check before you book: children's life jackets on board, shade on deck, a calm sheltered route and a swimming stop in safe water. A steadier catamaran is often the easier choice with young children.
What Does a Family Yacht Charter in Dubai Include?
Life jackets in children's sizes
UAE rules require them for young children on board. Ask the operator to confirm children's sizes are on the boat before the day, not on arrival.
Shade and sun
A shaded deck or bimini matters most with children. Bring high-factor sun cream, hats and water — the sun on the water is stronger than it feels.
A calm route and a swim stop
The Marina and Palm loop is sheltered and usually flat between October and May. A swimming stop in safe water is the highlight for most children — ask for it when you book.
Steadier boats are easier
A catamaran rolls less than a monohull, which suits young children and anyone prone to seasickness. Pick the boat for the calm, not the badge.
How Much Does a Family Yacht Charter in Dubai Cost?
Market benchmarks, not quotes. Every listing shows the operator’s own price.
40–55 ft
AED 450–1,100 per hour
Up to about 12 guests
Catamaran
AED 550–1,000 per hour
Steadier, more deck for children
Shared cruise, child
AED 90–150 per person
Usually ages 3–11
Family Yacht Rental in Dubai: FAQ
View all FAQs →Are yacht charters safe for children in Dubai?
Yes, with a licensed operator and a crew. Confirm children's life jackets are on board, choose a sheltered route and a calm season, and tell the operator the ages so they can plan the day.
Do operators provide children's life jackets?
Most do, but not all carry every size. Ask for confirmation in writing before the day — a jacket requested at booking is very different from one requested on arrival.
What is the best boat for a family with young children?
A catamaran or a larger monohull with a shaded deck. The steadier ride and the extra shade matter more than speed or size when you have small children aboard.
Can children swim from the yacht?
Often, in sheltered water off the Palm if the weather allows, with life jackets and supervision. The captain decides where it is safe — ask for a swimming stop when you book.
What should we bring for children?
High-factor sun cream, hats, water and a light layer for the breeze offshore. Snacks too — soft drinks are usually on board, but child-friendly food is not always included.