Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina

Name: Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina
Brand: Travelers Clan
SKU: sky-walker-shared-yacht-cruises-dubai-harbour
Price: 6062 INR

2 to 4 hours on a shared yacht Cruise Dubai Harbour, UAE

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Starting from · per person₹4,956

How long2 to 4 hours on a shared yacht

Prices checked15 Oct 2026

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Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina · 2 to 4 hours on a shared yacht

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Choose your option

Option	Transfer	Per person
3-hour extended cruise with breakfast, 9 am departure · 3 h	Ticket only	₹6,062
2-hour Burj coastline cruise with barbecue lunch · 2 h	Ticket only	₹6,054
2-hour Burj coastline cruise at sunset with barbecue · 2 h	Ticket only	₹7,152
2-hour Burj coastline night-lights cruise with barbecue dinner · 2 h	Ticket only	₹4,956
3-hour extended cruise at sunset with barbecue dinner · 3 h	Ticket only	₹9,350
Ride and slide: yacht day off JBR with swim stop, slide and barbecue lunch · 4 h	Ticket only	₹8,690
Sundowner yacht with barbecue skewers and drinks, 4:30 pm departure · 2 h	Ticket only	₹7,656

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Highlights

Shared yacht from Dubai Harbour past Dubai Marina, Ain Dubai, the Palm Jumeirah and the Burj Al Arab
2-hour Burj coastline cruises at lunchtime, at sunset or after dark, each with a barbecue menu on board
3-hour extended cruises with breakfast from 9 am or at sunset with a barbecue dinner
Ride and slide: anchor off JBR beach with an inflatable yacht slide, snorkelling gear and a barbecue lunch
Sundowner from 4:30 pm with barbecue skewers, fruit and drinks
Audio guide on board and life jackets provided, as the operator describes its tours

Is it right for you?

Seniors: Possible for seniors, with care: The yacht moves gently with seating and food on board, though boarding barefoot means anyone unsteady should have a hand to hold
Getting around: Little walking
Children: Children under twelve must wear a life vest throughout the cruise
Food: Vegetarian food served; No Jain meal
Setting: Outdoors
Time of day: Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Night
Pickup: No hotel pickup

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From the operator's and venue's own published information. Tell your captain about anyone's mobility, age or food needs and we confirm the details for your date.

The story

This is the Dubai coastline from the deck of a yacht, without chartering the whole boat. Sky Walker runs shared yachts out of Dubai Harbour: you book seats, not the vessel, and share the deck with other small groups. The shorter cruises run out past Dubai Marina and the Ain Dubai wheel, along the Palm Jumeirah and across to the Burj Al Arab; the three-hour ones go further round the Palm and Bluewaters. Every option has food on board, from breakfast on the morning cruise to a barbecue on the lunch, sunset and night cruises, and the operator's own menu for the two-hour cruises carries a veg burger alongside the chicken and beef.

What it feels like: you leave your shoes at the gangway, because no footwear is allowed on deck, and find a seat on deck as the yacht slides out of the harbour. It is slow and quiet after the city. On the sunset cruises the towers turn gold and then pink behind you and the Burj Al Arab turns to a silhouette against the sky; on the night-lights cruise the whole coast is lit, the Marina towers reflected in black water, and the breeze is the coolest you will feel all day. The ride-and-slide day is different: the yacht anchors off JBR beach, an inflatable slide goes over the side, and the afternoon is swimming, snorkelling and lying about on floating loungers.

Who this suits: the multigenerational family and active seniors, who get the sea and the skyline sitting down with food on hand; couples and honeymooners, for whom the sunset and night cruises are the obvious choice; and the friends group, who will want the ride-and-slide day or the sundowner. Families with young children are welcome; children under 12 must wear a life vest throughout, by the operator's rule. Note for families who do not drink: the operator's pages list bar drinks on the ride-and-slide day and an open bar with cocktails on the sundowner, alongside juices and soft drinks; the lunch cruise page says alcohol is not included.

What happens on board

Boarding time and point are confirmed for your date.

Make your own way to the Dubai Harbour Yacht Club, near the Lamo restaurant opposite Gate 7-BA, as the operator gives the meeting point; none of these options includes a hotel transfer. Arrive 30 minutes before departure: the operator says the yacht leaves on time.
Show your voucher and ID, leave your shoes at the gangway and take a seat on deck.
Out of the harbour past Dubai Marina and Ain Dubai, along the Palm Jumeirah and across to the Burj Al Arab on the two-hour cruises; the three-hour cruises add more of the Palm, Bluewaters and the coast by the royal palaces. The ride-and-slide yacht sails through Dubai Marina and anchors off JBR beach for swimming and the slide. The sea decides the exact route on the day.
Breakfast on the morning cruise; a barbecue on the lunch, sunset and night cruises; a barbecue lunch on the ride-and-slide day; barbecue skewers and fruit on the sundowner.
The yacht returns to Dubai Harbour, where the cruise ends.

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Inclusions

A seat on a shared Sky Walker yacht from Dubai Harbour for the cruise you choose: 2 hours (lunch, sunset or night lights), 3 hours (breakfast or sunset), the 4-hour ride and slide, or the sundowner
Food on board: breakfast on the 3-hour breakfast cruise; a barbecue menu (chicken, beef or veg burger, hot dogs, chicken skewers, muffin, fruit) on the 2-hour cruises; a barbecue dinner on the 3-hour sunset cruise; a barbecue lunch on the ride and slide; barbecue skewers (veg and non-veg) and fruit on the sundowner
Soft drinks and bottled water on board, as the operator lists them for each cruise
On the ride and slide: the inflatable yacht slide, snorkelling gear and floating sea loungers at the anchorage
Life jackets and an audio guide on board, as the operator describes its tours

Exclusions

Hotel pickup and drop-off: every option is ticket only
Alcohol, except where the operator lists bar drinks (the ride and slide and the sundowner); the lunch cruise page excludes alcoholic drinks
A private yacht (this is a shared cruise)
Tips and personal expenses

Know before you go

The details of each option come from Sky Walker's own pages for the matching cruises (skywalkertours.ae, checked 23 Sep 2026). Your the operator voucher is what counts; your captain reads it to you before you pay.
No footwear on board, by the operator's rule. Wear something easy to slip off.
Carry your passport or Emirates ID, or a copy on your phone: the operator asks for valid ID under UAE maritime law.
Children under 12 must wear a life vest at all times on board. The operator advises against the cruise for pregnant women and for anyone with a serious heart condition.
Arrive at the harbour 30 minutes before departure; the operator says the yacht leaves on time and does not wait.
Vegetarian: the operator's barbecue menus list a veg burger (2-hour cruises) and veg skewers (sundowner). Jain food is not on the menus; tell your captain if you need it and they will say honestly what is possible.
Ride and slide: swimming and the slide are in the open sea off JBR. Anyone who cannot swim should stay on deck or keep a life jacket on in the water. Bring swimwear, a towel and sunscreen.
Seasickness is possible on a windy day; sit in the middle of the deck and look at the horizon.
The operator gives the ride and slide as 4 hours and the sundowner as 2 hours; the operator's own pages give the ride and slide as 3 or 4 hours and the sundowner as 2 hours 30 minutes. Your captain confirms the timings with the operator.
Routes depend on the sea; in rough weather the operator may not reach every landmark.
The operator carries one rate per option. Your captain asks the operator about child rates before you pay.
Availability is confirmed by the operator only when your captain books. The operator can decline a booking if the price has changed or the date is sold out, and you are told before you pay.
Prices are per person in INR. GST and TCS are shown in your written quote.

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Payment policy

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5% GST and 2% TCS apply to overseas packages and are shown in your written quote before you pay.

Confirmation policy

We confirm on WhatsApp and email once your payment is received and the supplier has confirmed availability. Tickets and vouchers follow within 24 working hours of that confirmation.

Refund policy

If the supplier cannot deliver after you have paid, you get an equal or better alternative at no extra cost, or a full refund of that item within 7 working days. You choose.

Cancellation policy

Cancellation terms as confirmed with the operator at booking; ask your captain before you pay - checked 22 Sep 2026

Why book with Travelers Clan

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Questions travellers ask

How much does Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina cost?

Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina starts at ₹4,956 per person. GST and TCS are added and shown in your written quote before payment. The final price depends on your date, time slot and group size.

What is included in Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina?

Included: A seat on a shared Sky Walker yacht from Dubai Harbour for the cruise you choose: 2 hours (lunch, sunset or night lights), 3 hours (breakfast or sunset), the 4-hour ride and slide, or the sundowner; Food on board: breakfast on the 3-hour breakfast cruise; a barbecue menu (chicken, beef or veg burger, hot dogs, chicken skewers, muffin, fruit) on the 2-hour cruises; a barbecue dinner on the 3-hour sunset cruise; a barbecue lunch on the ride and slide; barbecue skewers (veg and non-veg) and fruit on the sundowner; Soft drinks and bottled water on board, as the operator lists them for each cruise; On the ride and slide: the inflatable yacht slide, snorkelling gear and floating sea loungers at the anchorage; Life jackets and an audio guide on board, as the operator describes its tours.

What is not included in Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina?

Not included: Hotel pickup and drop-off: every option is ticket only; Alcohol, except where the operator lists bar drinks (the ride and slide and the sundowner); the lunch cruise page excludes alcoholic drinks; A private yacht (this is a shared cruise); Tips and personal expenses.

How long is Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina, and when does it run?

2 to 4 hours on a shared yacht in Dubai Harbour, UAE. Time slots: 9:00 am departure (breakfast cruise); 12:00 pm departure (ride and slide); 8:00 pm departure (night lights cruise). Ask the team for a different time slot. Getting there is not included; ask us to add a transfer.

What should I know before booking Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina?

The details of each option come from Sky Walker's own pages for the matching cruises (skywalkertours.ae, checked 23 Sep 2026). Your the operator voucher is what counts; your captain reads it to you before you pay. No footwear on board, by the operator's rule. Wear something easy to slip off. Carry your passport or Emirates ID, or a copy on your phone: the operator asks for valid ID under UAE maritime law. Children under 12 must wear a life vest at all times on board. The operator advises against the cruise for pregnant women and for anyone with a serious heart condition. Arrive at the harbour 30 minutes before departure; the operator says the yacht leaves on time and does not wait. Vegetarian: the operator's barbecue menus list a veg burger (2-hour cruises) and veg skewers (sundowner). Jain food is not on the menus; tell your captain if you need it and they will say honestly what is possible. Ride and slide: swimming and the slide are in the open sea off JBR. Anyone who cannot swim should stay on deck or keep a life jacket on in the water. Bring swimwear, a towel and sunscreen. Seasickness is possible on a windy day; sit in the middle of the deck and look at the horizon. The operator gives the ride and slide as 4 hours and the sundowner as 2 hours; the operator's own pages give the ride and slide as 3 or 4 hours and the sundowner as 2 hours 30 minutes. Your captain confirms the timings with the operator. Routes depend on the sea; in rough weather the operator may not reach every landmark. The operator carries one rate per option. Your captain asks the operator about child rates before you pay. Availability is confirmed by the operator only when your captain books. The operator can decline a booking if the price has changed or the date is sold out, and you are told before you pay. Prices are per person in INR. GST and TCS are shown in your written quote.

What is the cancellation policy for Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina?

Cancellation terms as confirmed with the operator at booking; ask your captain before you pay - checked 22 Sep 2026

Is Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina suitable for seniors or elderly parents?

It can suit seniors, with some care. The yacht moves gently with seating and food on board, though boarding barefoot means anyone unsteady should have a hand to hold. Little walking.

Can children do Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina, and is there a minimum age?

Children under twelve must wear a life vest throughout the cruise.

Is vegetarian or Jain food available on Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina?

Vegetarian food served. No Jain meal. Tell your captain your food needs when you enquire.

Is Shared Yacht Cruises from Dubai Harbour: Burj Al Arab, the Palm and the Marina indoors or outdoors?

It is outdoors, so plan around the heat and the weather.

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