Yacht rental in Sharjah


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+971588193579 WhatsApp
Number of seats (with luggage) | 4 |
Payment method | cash/cashless |
Payment procedure | Payment by the fact |
Yacht rental for sea trips, accommodating up to 4 people. Call us for more details and reservations.



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+97142791200 WhatsApp
Number of seats (with luggage) | 10 |
Payment method | cash/cashless |
Payment procedure | Payment by the fact |
Fast yacht rental at the lowest price. Call us and ask any questions you have.



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+97143996399 WhatsApp
Number of seats (with luggage) | 15 |
Payment method | cash/cashless |
Payment procedure | Payment by the fact |
Our company offers exclusive yacht rental services at affordable prices. Call us to discuss all details.



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+971 56 533 62 57 WhatsApp
Number of seats (with luggage) | 16 |
Payment method | cash/cashless |
Payment procedure | Payment by the fact |
Min. order time | 1 h. |
Just finished prepping this 48-footer for the season - she's a beauty that comfortably fits up to 16 without feeling like you're packed in like sardines.



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+971508004716 WhatsApp
Number of seats (with luggage) | 8 |
Payment method | cash/cashless |
Payment procedure | Payment by the fact |
Just added this 8-person yacht to our growing fleet - she's quickly becoming the most requested in our lineup.

Yacht charter services
Name | Cost | Contractor |
Yacht booking service | 900 AED/hour | Lsb charter |
Sharjah's Waterways: The Quiet Alternative
Forget Dubai's flashy marina scene – Sharjah offers something different entirely. I discovered this hidden gem last year when my cousin visited. The waterways here blend city views with these incredible nature reserves you'll never see down south.
Price-wise? Absolute bargain compared to Dubai. We got a decent 36-foot boat for what barely covers two hours in the neighboring emirate. Pro tip: Al Khan area operators charge less than Al Majaz ones for basically identical trips. Weekday mornings? That's when deals happen. Just walk up and chat directly – the booking apps add ridiculous markups.
What's Worth Your Time
Sharjah's fleet runs smaller than Dubai's – mostly mid-size cruisers and traditional dhows rather than mega-yachts. Honestly works better for actually enjoying conversation.
The trips locals recommend:
- Al Khan to Mamzar lagoons – stunning sunrise spots
- Khalid Lagoon circles with city backdrop
- Al Qasba canal cruises (perfect for families)
- Bird-watching trips to coastal reserves
Winter months deliver perfect conditions. Summer? Stick to early morning or you'll melt. February brings migratory birds that transform the experience.
Finding Genuine Captains
Sharjah's boating scene feels more authentic than Dubai's. Look for:
- Older captains who actually know the waterways' history
- Upfront talk about what's included – no surprises
- Clean, well-maintained vessels (some look great in photos but...yikes)
- Locals who understand Sharjah's stricter rules about music/behavior
Head down to Al Khan fishing harbor late afternoon. Those guys sitting around drinking tea? They'll sort you out properly. The hotel concierge route just connects you with Dubai operators charging Sharjah prices. Trust me, local knowledge makes all the difference here.