Dubai Harbour Wakesurf — Private Boat Hour
Surf a ropeless wake in the flat water between Dubai Harbour and Bluewaters, with the whole boat booked for your group.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates · 1h · up to 8 guests · AED 750 per boat per hour · EN · RU
What is this tour like?
Wakesurfing needs flat water and a boat heavy enough to throw a wave you can ride without a rope. The stretch inside Dubai Harbour delivers both, and the club runs its sessions from Berth AG-62 at the yacht club, a short walk from the Bluewaters footbridge.
You book the boat, not a seat: up to eight people can come along, take turns and film each other, and the hour typically works out at around thirty minutes of riding once everyone has swapped in and out. Boards for wakesurf, wakeboard and wake foil are all on board, and basic coaching comes with the session. If you want a coach focused on one rider for the whole hour, that upgrade is AED 1,050.
What are the highlights?
- Whole boat to your group, up to eight aboard
- Wakesurf, wakeboard or wake foil on the same session
- All equipment and basic coaching included
- Dedicated coach available as an add-on
- Two berths: Dubai Harbour and Jaddaf Waterfront
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- 07:00Board at Berth AG-62
Meet at the yacht club, pick boards and set the ballast.
- 07:10Short run to the flat water
A few minutes out of the berth to the calm stretch.
- 07:15Riding, in turns
Everyone swaps in; the crew coaches from the platform.
- 08:00Back to the berth
Return, dry off and collect the clips filmed on board.
What's included in the price?
- Private ballast boat with driver
- Wakesurf, wakeboard and wake foil boards
- Basic coaching from the crew
- Life jackets and safety gear
What's not included?
- Dedicated coach for the full hour (AED 1,050 instead of AED 750)
- Transfers to the marina
- Gratuities
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Big Wake, Berth AG-62, Dubai Harbour Yacht Club. Exact berth shared after booking.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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