Yacht Rental in Dubai: Is it possible to rent a yacht in Dubai for a party or event?
Yes, it is possible to rent a yacht in Dubai for a party or event. However, this must be agreed upon with the lessor company in advance! They may have special conditions, restrictions on the number of guests, music requirements, and other rules that need to be considered. Be sure to discuss all the details of the event with the company before booking.
Why is this important?:
- Rental conditions: The rental agreement may specify restrictions on the number of guests, the volume of music, the allowed time for events, and other rules.
- Safety: The lessor company must ensure that the event is safe for all participants and does not violate maritime safety regulations.
- Insurance: Ask if the yacht’s insurance covers events with a large number of guests.
- Permits: In some cases, additional permits from the authorities may be required for large-scale events on the yacht.
What needs to be discussed with the landlord:
- Number of guests: Tell us the exact number of invited guests.
- Event type: Describe the nature of the party (birthday, corporate, wedding, etc.).
- Music: Learn about the acceptable volume level and the possibility of using musical equipment.
- Food and drinks: Coordinate the issue with catering and drinks.
- Decorations: Discuss the possibility of decorating the yacht.
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