Dubai Sailing Catamaran Sunset Cruise
Trade the engine for wind and sails, anchoring for a swim before the sun drops behind the Dubai towers.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates · 2h 30min · up to 30 guests · €65 per person · EN · RU · AR
Had the most wonderful time on the catamaran! The views were stunning, the crew was attentive and everything was perfectly organised.
What is this tour like?
Trade the throttle for the wind. A real sailing catamaran slips out of Dubai Marina for a relaxed coastal cruise, then times the run home to catch the sun setting behind the towers.
You anchor in a calm bay for a swim and snorkel, then stretch out on the bow sun-nets or the shaded deck as the crew raises the sails. Drinks and light bites are on board — a calmer, more elegant evening on the water, on your own or with your group.
What are the highlights?
- A real sailing catamaran, not a motor boat
- Swim and snorkel stop in a calm bay
- Sunset over the Dubai skyline
- Bow sun-nets and a shaded deck
- Shared cruise or private charter
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- 16:30Board and set sail
Cast off from Dubai Marina under sail.
- 17:10Swim and snorkel stop
Anchor in a calm bay for a dip and a snorkel.
- 18:00Sunset leg
Sail back as the skyline lights up in gold.
- 19:00Return to berth
Dock back at the Marina after sunset.
What's included in the price?
- Sailing catamaran cruise
- Skipper and crew
- Soft drinks and light bites
- Snorkel gear and sun-nets
What's not included?
- Hotel transfers (optional add-on)
- Alcohol (where offered)
- Gratuities
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Dubai Marina, El Mundo berth. Exact point shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“Had the most wonderful time on the catamaran! The views were stunning, the crew was attentive and everything was perfectly organised.”
“I celebrated my birthday on this catamaran and it was truly unforgettable. From the moment we stepped on board the staff made us feel special.”
“Heartfelt thanks to the amazing El Mundo team — especially Talib, Shokat, Mussa, Sahil and Pasi. A brilliant evening on the water.”
“We booked the catamaran for our staff party — it easily fit our group, spotless and nicely decorated. Everyone had a great time.”
“Felt overcrowded on our sailing — more guests on board than I expected for the space. The views were still lovely but it was a squeeze.”
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