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by Arabian Yacht Company
Planning a bachelorette party (or hen party, as our UK friends call it) is no small task. You want something memorable, Instagram-worthy, and special enough to send your best friend into married life with unforgettable memories. Enter: the yacht bachelorette party in Dubai.
Forget the predictable club crawl or spa day. A bachelorette yacht in Dubai offers everything you need for the ultimate pre-wedding celebration: privacy for your squad, stunning backdrops for photos, space to dance and play games, and the kind of luxury that makes everyone feel like a VIP.
I’ve helped plan 87 bachelorette yacht parties in Dubai over the past two years, and I can tell you this: when done right, it’s the celebration everyone talks about for years. When done wrong? Awkward timing, budget blowouts, and disappointed bridesmaids.
This guide will show you exactly how to plan the perfect yacht bachelorette party in Dubai—from 8 weeks out to the day-of execution. Whether you’re the bride, maid of honor, or designated party planner, consider this your complete roadmap.
Let’s make her last fling before the ring absolutely legendary.
8-Week Planning Timeline: Your Roadmap to Success
Week 8: Foundation & Budget (8 weeks before party)
What to do: ✅ Poll the group on preferred dates (weekday vs weekend) ✅ Set total budget and determine per-person cost ✅ Create group chat for all attendees ✅ Research yacht charter companies in Dubai ✅ Decide on daytime vs evening party
Key decisions:
- Group size: How many confirmed attendees? (This affects yacht size)
- Budget per person: AED 400-800 is typical for Dubai yacht bachelorettes
- Date flexibility: Weekdays are 20-30% cheaper than weekends
Pro tip: Send a quick poll with 2-3 date options and budget ranges. Don’t try to accommodate everyone—you’ll never find a perfect date. Go with majority vote.
Week 7: Book the Yacht (7 weeks before)
What to do: ✅ Get quotes from 3-5 yacht companies ✅ Compare what’s included (crew, fuel, insurance, amenities) ✅ Book your chosen yacht with deposit (usually 25-50%) ✅ Confirm capacity, duration, and route
What to ask yacht companies:
- “What’s your cancellation policy?”
- “Can we bring our own decorations?”
- “Is there a sound system for our playlist?”
- “Are there changing rooms/bathrooms?”
- “What’s included in the base price?”
- “Can we bring our own food and drinks?”
Red flags to avoid: ❌ Companies that won’t show you photos of the actual yacht ❌ Prices that seem way too cheap (usually hidden fees) ❌ No written contract or terms ❌ Unwilling to answer questions about safety/insurance
Week 6: Theme & Vendors (6 weeks before)
What to do: ✅ Choose party theme (see themes section below) ✅ Book photographer if desired (highly recommended!) ✅ Book DJ/musician if you want live entertainment ✅ Order custom decorations (banners, balloons, sashes) ✅ Research catering options
Theme selection criteria:
- What’s the bride’s style? (Boho, elegant, party girl, laid-back?)
- What photographs well? (Cohesive colors = better photos)
- What works on a yacht? (No loose items that blow away!)
- What’s the weather? (February is perfect, but consider heat in summer)
Week 5: Invitations & Details (5 weeks before)
What to do: ✅ Send official invitations (digital is fine!) ✅ Create RSVP deadline (3 weeks before party) ✅ Share itinerary draft with group ✅ Start collecting money (25-50% deposit from attendees) ✅ Create packing list for attendees
What invitations should include:
- Date, time, meeting location (which marina)
- Dress code/theme
- What to bring (swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, etc.)
- Cost per person
- RSVP deadline
- Contact info for questions
Week 4: Activities & Games (4 weeks before)
What to do: ✅ Plan 3-5 games/activities for the yacht ✅ Order game supplies (printables, props, prizes) ✅ Create custom playlist (3-4 hours of music) ✅ Plan surprise elements for the bride ✅ Assign roles to bridesmaids (photographer, DJ, decorator, etc.)
Popular yacht bachelorette games:
- Bride trivia (test who knows her best)
- “Never Have I Ever” (bachelorette edition)
- Photo scavenger hunt with Dubai landmarks
- Pin the kiss on the groom (yacht edition)
- Prosecco pong (yacht-safe version of beer pong)
Week 3: Finalize Details (3 weeks before)
What to do: ✅ Confirm final headcount with yacht company ✅ Finalize catering order ✅ Collect remaining payments from attendees ✅ Confirm photographer and DJ (if booked) ✅ Create detailed timeline for the day ✅ Order any last-minute supplies
Final confirmation checklist:
- Yacht capacity vs actual attendees (safety first!)
- Dietary restrictions for catering
- Any special requests for the bride
- Weather backup plan (though February is usually perfect)
- Transportation to/from marina
Week 2: Decorations & Supplies (2 weeks before)
What to do: ✅ Purchase or order decorations ✅ Buy party favors/gift bags for attendees ✅ Prepare bride’s special outfit/accessories ✅ Create photo props and signage ✅ Test music playlist and edit as needed
Yacht-safe decoration checklist:
- Foil balloons (won’t fly away) secured with weights
- Banner secured with clips/tape
- Table centerpieces with weighted bases
- Flower arrangements in heavy vases
- LED string lights (battery-powered)
- Disposable tableware (themed)
Week 1: Final Prep (1 week before)
What to do: ✅ Send final reminder to all attendees ✅ Pack decorations and supplies ✅ Charge cameras, phones, portable speakers (backup) ✅ Confirm with all vendors (yacht, catering, photographer) ✅ Prepare emergency kit (see below) ✅ Do a final headcount
Emergency kit for yacht bachelorette:
- Seasickness medication (Dramamine)
- Sunscreen SPF 50+
- Aloe vera gel (sunburn happens!)
- Hair ties and bobby pins
- Safety pins
- Stain remover wipes
- First aid basics (band-aids, pain relievers)
- Extra phone chargers
- Tissues and wet wipes
Day Before: Setup & Rest
What to do: ✅ Pack coolers with drinks (if bringing your own) ✅ Prepare any food items that can be made ahead ✅ Charge all electronics ✅ Lay out your outfit and accessories ✅ Get good sleep!
Day Of Execution
Timeline example (4-hour afternoon cruise):
12:00 PM: Organizers arrive at marina early to set up decorations 1:00 PM: Bride and guests arrive, board yacht 1:15 PM: Welcome drinks and photos on dock 1:30 PM: Yacht departs, music starts 2:00 PM: Lunch/snacks served, games begin 3:00 PM: Swimming/paddleboarding stop (if included) 3:45 PM: Sunset positioning (if evening cruise) 4:15 PM: Cake cutting, toasts, heartfelt moments 5:00 PM: Return to marina 5:30 PM: Disembark, move to dinner/after-party (optional)
Budget Breakdown by Group Size
Let’s talk money. Here’s what you can expect to spend for a bachelorette yacht party in Dubai:
6 Guests (Intimate Squad)
Base costs:
- Yacht rental (3-4 hours): AED 2,500-3,500
- Catering (light bites + cake): AED 600-900
- Decorations: AED 300-500
- Photographer (2 hours): AED 800-1,200
- Party favors: AED 180-300
- Miscellaneous: AED 200-300
Total: AED 4,580-6,700 Per person: AED 765-1,115
What you get: Intimate experience, smaller yacht (45-50 feet), everyone gets quality time with bride, easier coordination
10 Guests (Sweet Spot)
Base costs:
- Yacht rental (4 hours): AED 3,500-4,500
- Catering (lunch + snacks): AED 1,200-1,800
- Decorations: AED 400-600
- Photographer (3 hours): AED 1,000-1,500
- DJ (if live): AED 1,200-1,500
- Party favors: AED 300-500
- Miscellaneous: AED 300-400
Total: AED 7,900-10,800 Per person: AED 790-1,080
What you get: Perfect balance of intimacy and party vibe, medium yacht (50-60 feet), enough people for games, cost-effective per person
Most popular option!
15 Guests (Big Party)
Base costs:
- Yacht rental (4-5 hours): AED 4,500-6,000
- Catering (buffet lunch + drinks): AED 2,250-3,000
- Decorations: AED 500-800
- Photographer (4 hours): AED 1,200-1,800
- DJ: AED 1,500-2,000
- Party favors: AED 450-750
- Miscellaneous: AED 400-500
Total: AED 10,800-14,850 Per person: AED 720-990
What you get: Large yacht (65-75 feet), multiple deck areas, space to dance, impressive for Instagram, lower per-person cost
20 Guests (Maximum Party)
Base costs:
- Yacht rental (5 hours): AED 6,000-8,000
- Catering (full buffet + bar service): AED 3,000-4,000
- Decorations: AED 600-1,000
- Photographer (4 hours): AED 1,500-2,000
- DJ + sound upgrade: AED 2,000-2,500
- Party favors: AED 600-1,000
- Miscellaneous: AED 500-700
Total: AED 14,200-19,200 Per person: AED 710-960
What you get: Massive yacht (80+ feet), multiple bathrooms, full crew service, club-like atmosphere, best per-person value
Money-Saving Tips:
💰 Book weekdays (Monday-Thursday saves 20-30%) 💰 Morning cruises (cheaper than sunset) 💰 BYO food & drinks (saves 40-50% on catering) 💰 DIY decorations (Pinterest is your friend) 💰 Skip the DJ (Bluetooth speakers work great) 💰 Group photos instead of photographer (designate one friend) 💰 February-May (best weather, slightly lower prices than peak winter)
5 Stunning Theme Ideas for Yacht Bachelorettes
1. Tropical Paradise 🌴
Color scheme: Hot pink, orange, turquoise, white Vibe: Fun, colorful, Instagram-gold
Decorations:
- Flamingo floaties and inflatables
- Tropical leaf garlands
- Pineapple and watermelon props
- Bright balloons (gold, pink, coral)
- Flower crowns for everyone
Dress code:
- Bright swimsuits + colorful cover-ups
- Flower crowns or tropical prints
- Bride in white with tropical sash
Perfect for: Fun-loving brides, daytime parties, summer vibes
2. Ibiza White Party 🤍
Color scheme: All white + gold accents Vibe: Chic, elegant, sophisticated
Decorations:
- White balloons with gold confetti
- White roses in gold vases
- Elegant white banners
- Gold “bride tribe” accessories
- White flowing fabrics
Dress code:
- All white outfits (swimsuits, dresses, jumpsuits)
- Gold jewelry and accessories
- Bride in white with gold crown/sash
Perfect for: Elegant brides, evening parties, luxury aesthetic
3. Nautical Navy & Gold ⚓
Color scheme: Navy, white, gold Vibe: Classic, timeless, maritime
Decorations:
- Navy and white striped banners
- Anchor props and signs
- Gold rope accents
- Sailor hats for the crew
- Life preserver photo props
Dress code:
- Navy and white striped outfits
- Nautical accessories (anchors, sailor hats)
- Bride in white with “captain” sash
Perfect for: Classic brides, sailing enthusiasts, timeless photos
4. Boho Sunset 🌅
Color scheme: Terracotta, cream, sage, gold. Vibe: Relaxed, earthy, romantic
Decorations:
- Macrame wall hangings (secured)
- Pampas grass arrangements
- Earth-tone balloons
- Dream catchers
- Wooden “forever” signs
Dress code:
- Flowing dresses in earth tones
- Minimal jewelry, natural makeup
- Bride in cream/ivory with flower crown
Perfect for: Boho brides, sunset cruises, romantic vibes
5. Disco Glam ✨
Color scheme: Rose gold, silver, hot pink Vibe: Party, sparkle, high-energy
Decorations:
- Disco ball (secured!)
- Metallic fringe backdrops
- Glitter everywhere (boat-safe)
- LED light strips
- “Bride’s Last Ride” neon sign (battery-powered)
Dress code:
- Sequins, metallics, sparkles
- Bold makeup and hair
- Bride in rose gold with crown
Perfect for: Party brides, evening cruises, club vibes
What to Bring: Complete Checklist
For the Organizers:
Must-haves: ✅ Decorations (secured in bags/boxes) ✅ Tape, scissors, clips, string ✅ Coolers with ice (if BYO drinks) ✅ Cake/desserts (if bringing) ✅ Games and supplies ✅ Emergency kit ✅ Portable speaker (backup) ✅ Phone chargers/power banks ✅ Trash bags (clean up after!) ✅ Bride’s special accessories (sash, crown, etc.)
Nice-to-haves:
- GoPro or waterproof camera
- Drone (if you know how to fly it legally)
- Extra towels
- Sunglasses for everyone (as party favors)
- Disposable cameras (retro fun!)
For Each Guest:
Essentials: ✅ Swimsuit + cover-up ✅ Towel (yacht may provide, but bring backup) ✅ Sunscreen SPF 50+ ✅ Sunglasses ✅ Hat or visor ✅ Change of clothes (if going to dinner after) ✅ Comfortable shoes (boat-friendly, no heels!) ✅ Phone + waterproof case ✅ Cash for tipping crew
Optional:
- Inflatable floatie (if swimming)
- Waterproof mascara
- Light jacket (gets breezy on water)
- Polaroid camera
- Snacks (if you have dietary needs)
Activities & Games for Yacht Bachelorettes
Icebreaker Games (First 30 minutes)
1. Two Truths and a Lie: Bride Edition Each guest shares 2 truths and 1 lie about their relationship with the bride. Bride guesses the lie.
2. Bride Bingo Create bingo cards with things bride might say/do during party. First to get bingo wins!
3. How Well Do You Know the Bride? 10-15 questions about bride. Highest score wins a prize.
Mid-Party Activities (Active party time)
4. Prosecco Pong (Yacht-Safe Version) Use plastic cups with weighted bases, play on stable table. Losers take sips!
5. Photo Scavenger Hunt List of photos to capture during cruise:
- Jumping photo with Burj Al Arab in background
- Group photo on the bow of the yacht
- Bride being “crowned.”
- Everyone is making heart hands
- Silliest face competition
- Recreate a famous movie scene
6. Wedding Dress Design Challenge Teams use toilet paper to design a “wedding dress” on one member. Bride judges!
7. Message in a Bottle Everyone writes advice/wishes for bride, puts in a decorated bottle. The bride keeps forever.
Relaxation Activities (Chill time)
8. Gratitude Circle Everyone shares a favorite memory with the bride or why they love her.
9. Couples Trivia Test how well everyone knows bride AND groom. Groom can submit answers in advance!
10. Advice Cards Everyone fills out card with marriage advice, funny or serious. Compile into book for bride.
Sample Itineraries
Daytime Cruise (11 AM – 3 PM)
Perfect for: Families attending, cooler weather, and budget-conscious
11:00 AM: Board yacht, welcome mimosas, decorations final touches 11:30 AM: Depart marina, music starts, everyone gets settled 12:00 PM: Icebreaker games while cruising past Palm Jumeirah 12:30 PM: Lunch served (buffet style), casual mingling 1:15 PM: Swimming/paddleboard stop (weather permitting) 2:00 PM: Dry off, cake cutting, toasts and speeches 2:30 PM: Group photos, final games 2:45 PM: Return to marina, begin docking 3:00 PM: Disembark, thank crew
Energy level: Relaxed, social, plenty of photo ops
Evening Cruise (6 PM – 10 PM)
Perfect for: Party crowd, sunset photos, romantic ambiance
6:00 PM: Board yacht, welcome champagne, golden hour photos on deck 6:30 PM: Depart, cruise toward Burj Al Arab for sunset positioning 7:00 PM: Sunset! (everyone on deck for photos) 7:30 PM: Dinner served, music playing, mood lighting activated 8:15 PM: Games and activities begin 9:00 PM: Dance party on deck, DJ or playlist going 9:30 PM: Cake cutting, heartfelt toasts 9:45 PM: Return to marina 10:00 PM: Disembark, proceed to after-party/club (optional)
Energy level: High-energy, party vibes, dancing
Sunset Sweet Spot (3 PM – 7 PM)
Perfect for: Best of both worlds, golden hour photos, versatile
3:00 PM: Board during afternoon heat (yacht is air-conditioned!) 3:30 PM: Depart, games and lunch 4:30 PM: Swimming break or continue cruising 5:30 PM: Prepare for sunset, everyone in position 6:00 PM: Sunset golden hour (photographer goes crazy!) 6:30 PM: Cake, toasts, as sky darkens 7:00 PM: Return to marina with city lights glowing
Energy level: Perfect balance, best photos, flexible
Vendor Coordination Tips
Working with Yacht Company:
✅ Get everything in writing: Contract should specify yacht name, duration, route, inclusions ✅ Confirm crew size: Minimum captain + 1 crew for safety ✅ Ask about sound system: Can you connect phone/laptop via Bluetooth or aux? ✅ Clarify decoration rules: What’s allowed? How do they secure items? ✅ Understand fuel policy: Is it included or calculated after based on the route? ✅ Discuss timing flexibility: What if you want to extend 30 minutes?
Hiring a Photographer:
✅ Show them the yacht: Send photos so they can plan shots ✅ Create shot list: Key moments (boarding, cake, toasts, jumping photos, etc.) ✅ Discuss style: Candid vs posed? Filter preferences? ✅ Confirm deliverables: How many edited photos? When delivered? ✅ Share timeline: When are key moments happening?
Typical photographer costs in Dubai:
- 2 hours: AED 800-1,200
- 3 hours: AED 1,000-1,500
- 4 hours: AED 1,200-1,800
- Full day: AED 2,000-3,000
Booking a DJ:
✅ Ensure equipment is yacht-compatible: Needs power or battery option ✅ Share music preferences: Send Spotify playlists for vibe reference ✅ Discuss setup time: Needs 30 min before guests arrive ✅ Plan for weather: Equipment needs shade/cover ✅ Confirm yacht company allows it: Some yachts have restrictions
Alternative: Use yacht’s built-in sound system with curated playlist (saves AED 1,500-2,000)
Catering Coordination:
✅ Confirm dietary restrictions 2 weeks before ✅ Choose yacht-friendly foods: Nothing too messy or that spoils quickly ✅ Timing: Food should arrive 30 min before boarding ✅ Servingware: Use disposable or yacht-safe dishes ✅ Cake logistics: Needs refrigeration? When to cut?
Popular catering options:
- Mediterranean mezze platters
- Sushi and sashimi (Dubai specialty!)
- Sliders and finger sandwiches
- Fruit and cheese boards
- Mini desserts (cupcakes, macarons)
- BBQ (if yacht has grill facilities)
Real Bride Testimonials
Sarah’s Tropical Party (12 guests, daytime cruise)
“My maid of honor completely surprised me with a yacht bachelorette! We did the tropical theme with pink flamingos everywhere, and it was PERFECT. We played silly games, jumped in the water with Palm Jumeirah behind us, and took about 1,000 photos. The yacht crew was amazing—they helped with decorations and even played our music perfectly. Cost was about AED 750 per person, which included everything. Best day ever!”
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Emma’s Elegant White Party (20 guests, sunset cruise)
“I wanted something sophisticated for my hen party since we’re a bit older (I’m 34). The all-white party theme on the yacht was absolute perfection. We cruised at sunset, had champagne and canapés, and the photos are gallery-worthy. My only regret? We should’ve booked 5 hours instead of 4—it went by SO fast! Photographer was worth every dirham.”
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Priya’s Boho Bash (8 guests, afternoon cruise)
“Small, intimate group of my closest friends. We did boho decorations with macrame and pampas grass, and it was like a floating Pinterest board! We played games, swam, ate amazing food, and just enjoyed being together. My favorite part was the ‘advice for marriage’ activity—I’m keeping those cards forever. The yacht company (Arabian Yacht Dubai) was super helpful with our DIY decorations.”
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Layla’s Party Yacht (15 guests, evening cruise)
“We went ALL OUT. DJ, photographer, full catering, decorations, the works. It felt like a club on water! We danced, laughed, played drinking games (responsibly!), and created memories I’ll never forget. A few of us got a bit seasick at first, but the crew had ginger candies and we felt better quickly. Pro tip: eat before boarding! Total cost was about AED 900 per person, but worth every fil.”
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)
Common Theme in Reviews:
✅ “Book longer than you think” – 4 hours minimum recommended ✅ “Photographer was worth it” – Professional photos make a huge difference ✅ “Weather in February-April is perfect” – Avoid summer heat ✅ “Crew made it special” – Choose reputable yacht company ✅ “Don’t over-plan games” – 3-4 activities is plenty, let it flow naturally
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What’s the best time of year for a yacht bachelorette in Dubai?
A: February through April is ideal—perfect weather (22-28°C), calm seas, and gorgeous skies. November through January is also excellent but books up faster due to peak tourist season. Avoid June through August unless you plan an evening cruise (daytime heat is intense).
Q: Can we bring alcohol on the yacht?
A: Yes! Most private yacht charters allow you to bring your own alcoholic beverages. This is actually a huge money-saver compared to hotel or restaurant parties. Just bring coolers with ice, and the crew will help serve.
Q: What if someone gets seasick?
A: February-April typically has very calm waters, but bring Dramamine just in case. Take it 30 minutes before boarding. Other tips: eat something light beforehand, stay hydrated, focus on the horizon, and stay in the middle of the yacht (least movement). In 87 bachelorette parties I’ve coordinated, only 3 people have had issues—and they all felt better within 20 minutes.
Q: Is it safe to swim from the yacht?
A: Yes, if your yacht package includes a swimming stop and the crew approves the location. Always wear life jackets (provided by yacht), never swim while yacht is moving, and follow crew instructions. Not all yachts offer swimming, so confirm when booking.
Q: How far in advance should we book?
A: For weekend dates during peak season (November-March), book 6-8 weeks ahead. Weekday dates can often be booked 3-4 weeks out. Last-minute bookings (1-2 weeks) are possible but limited selection and higher prices.
Q: What happens if weather is bad?
A: Reputable yacht companies offer free rescheduling or full refunds if weather makes cruising unsafe (rare in Dubai, especially February-April). Always book with a company that has a clear weather cancellation policy in writing.
Q: Can we customize the route?
A: Absolutely! Most yacht charters offer customizable routes. Popular options:
- Dubai Marina → Palm Jumeirah → Burj Al Arab → Return
- Dubai Marina → Bluewaters Island → JBR Beach → Return
- Dubai Creek → Old Dubai → Marina → Return
Discuss your preferences when booking.
Q: Do we tip the crew?
A: Tipping is customary in Dubai. Standard is 10-15% of the yacht rental cost, divided among the crew (captain, deckhand, etc.). For excellent service, 20% is generous. Bring cash for easy distribution.
Final Tips for the Perfect Yacht Bachelorette
Do’s:
✅ Start planning 8 weeks out ✅ Book reputable yacht company with good reviews ✅ Choose a theme and stick to it (cohesive photos!) ✅ Assign roles to bridesmaids (less stressful) ✅ Bring seasickness meds (better safe than sorry) ✅ Hire a photographer if budget allows ✅ Create detailed timeline and share with everyone ✅ Bring yacht-safe decorations (nothing that flies away!) ✅ Pack emergency kit ✅ Focus on FUN—perfection isn’t the goal, memories are
Don’ts:
❌ Wait until last minute to book ❌ Choose the cheapest option without research ❌ Over-plan activities (let it flow naturally) ❌ Forget to confirm dietary restrictions ❌ Bring glass bottles (safety hazard on yachts) ❌ Wear heels (yacht-friendly shoes only!) ❌ Forget sunscreen (Dubai sun is strong even in winter) ❌ Skip the crew tip ❌ Stress about small details—focus on the bride!
Ready to Plan Your Yacht Bachelorette Party?
A bachelorette yacht party in Dubai isn’t just a celebration—it’s an experience. The combination of luxury, privacy, stunning scenery, and quality time with your best friends creates memories that last far longer than any club night or spa day.
Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering of 6 or a party for 20, whether your bride is boho or glam, whether your budget is AED 5,000 or AED 15,000—there’s a perfect yacht bachelorette option in Dubai for you.
The key to success? Start planning early, communicate clearly with your group, choose a reputable yacht company, and remember that the goal is celebrating your bride—not achieving Instagram perfection.
Ready to book her last fling before the ring?
Book Your Bachelorette Yacht with Arabian Yacht Dubai
Why choose us for your hen party yacht Dubai: ✅ 87 successful bachelorette parties in 2024-2025 ✅ Flexible decoration policies (we help secure items safely) ✅ Experienced crew trained in party coordination ✅ 4 yacht sizes: 45ft to 81ft (6 to 40 guests) ✅ Customizable routes and timing ✅ Free rescheduling for weather issues ✅ Partner network (photographers, DJs, caterers) ✅ All-inclusive packages available ✅ Bluetooth sound systems on all yachts ✅ Average customer rating: 4.9/5 stars
📞 Call/WhatsApp: +971 55 650 5184
📧 Email: sanjoy@arabianyachtdubai.com
🌐 Website: www.arabianyachtdubai.com/bachelorette
💍 Bachelorette Special Offer (March-April 2026):
- Book 4+ hour cruise: Get 15% off
- Book 6+ hour cruise: Get 20% off + free photographer (2 hours)
- Weekday bookings: Additional 10% discount
📅 Popular dates filling fast! March and April weekends are 65% booked. Secure your date now!
🎁 Free bride package includes:
- Custom “Bride-to-be” sash
- Flower crown or tiara
- Complimentary champagne bottle
- Priority boarding
- Personalized yacht banner
