Entertainment
Onboard Entertainment for Yachts in Dubai
Decorations, professional photography, music and water toys, arranged before you sail so the day is already planned when you step on board.

Decorating the yacht
Decoration is the single most requested addition, and the one that changes the photographs most. Three levels are available, from balloons to a bespoke design built for the occasion.
Regular set
Basic decor — balloons and simple arrangements. From around 500 AED.
Premium set
More sets and a wider choice of decor across the yacht.
Luxury set
Individual bespoke design, built around your occasion.
When to book
Arranged with the charter; the crew sets up before you board.
Photographing the day
A professional photographer joins the charter and shoots against Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah and the Burj Al Arab as the route passes them. Photographers are curated by Gold's Yacht rather than booked by the hour from an agency.
From 500 AED / hour
Packages vary considerably — confirm the exact rate with your manager.
Locations
Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab and more, along your route.
Occasions
Weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and parties.
Delivery
Edited images after the charter; discuss the turnaround when booking.

Water toys alongside
The toys are brought to the yacht rather than met at a beach station, so a swim stop becomes an hour of activity without changing the route. Each activity is priced separately and several can be combined in one charter.
Jet ski
Guided tour on Yamaha or Sea-Doo skis.
E-foil
Electric hydrofoil surfboard.
Fly board
Water-jet-powered flight above the surface.
Towables
Donut ride and banana boat behind the tender.
Jet car
Two-seat water go-kart.
Music on board
Yachts carry their own sound systems, and for larger charters a DJ or live musician can be arranged to come on board. Pricing depends on the yacht, the length of the charter and the setup, so it is quoted per booking rather than listed here — ask your manager when you book.
Live performers on board
The yacht's own sound system covers a normal evening. Beyond that, the booklet's list is what actually comes on board: a club DJ, a saxophonist, a violinist, a singer, a drummer — or a full VIP sound rig when the group is large enough that the built-in speakers stop being enough.
A musician needs deck space and a power point, so what fits depends on the yacht rather than on the wish. Your manager checks both against the boat you have chosen.
Club DJ
The usual choice for a birthday or a corporate night.
Saxophone or violin
Live over the sound system. Works at sunset better than a DJ does.
Singer or drummer
Booked for a set rather than the whole charter.
VIP sound system
Brought aboard when the yacht's own speakers will not carry the deck.
The moment everyone films
Some things exist purely to be the photograph. Fireworks on a button as the yacht turns, rose petals falling from a helicopter, a belly dancer coming out between courses, a Brazilian carnival act on the top deck.
All of these are timed with the captain rather than ordered by the clock: fireworks need the boat in the right place and the right wind, and petals need a helicopter overhead. Tell your manager the moment you want them for — a proposal, a toast, an entrance — and the timing is built backwards from it.
Fireworks
Fired from the yacht on a signal, positioned with the captain.
Rose petals from the air
Dropped from a helicopter over the boat.
Belly dancers, samba, go-go
A set between courses rather than a whole evening.
Magician
Close-up, table to table. The one that works with mixed ages.
Beyond the yacht
Half of the booklet is not about the boat at all. Guests arrive from somewhere and leave to somewhere, and the day is judged on both ends as much as on the water.
A helicopter or a private jet for the arrival, a first-class car or a bus for the group, security and a hostess for a public event, an island taken privately for the whole day. These are arranged the same way as everything else — through your manager, before you sail, priced up front.
Helicopter or private jet
For the arrival, or for the photograph over the Palm.
Cars and buses
First-class, business or a full coach for a corporate group.
Security and hostesses
For public events and larger guest lists.
A private island
Taken for the day, with the yacht as the way in.
If you would rather join something already running
The mega yacht brunch aboard the 220 ft Lotus is a scheduled cruise with the entertainment, food and drinks already arranged: Westin Hotel live cooking stations, unlimited five-star drinks and a swim stop at JBR. Tickets run from 149.50 AED standard to 499 AED VIP per person.
A charter is a day, not a transfer, and most of what makes it memorable is arranged before you sail. Gold's Yacht handles four things directly: decorating the yacht, photographing the day, putting music on board, and bringing the water toys alongside.
Each is a separate service with its own page and its own price, and each is added to an existing charter rather than booked on its own. Tell your manager the occasion. A birthday, a proposal, a corporate day out, and the combination is put together for you.
Good to know before you book
- •Everything here is an add-on to a charter, not a standalone booking.
- •Decoration and photography are set up before you board — agree them when you book, not on the day.
- •Water toys are subject to weather and sea conditions on the day.
- •For music, confirm the setup with your manager: not every yacht suits every arrangement.
What can be arranged
From 500 AED
Starting price covers a basic decoration set or an hour of photography. Music and larger setups are quoted per booking — ask your manager.
- Decorations
- From ~500 AED, three levels
- Photography
- From 500 AED / hour
- Water toys
- Priced per activity
- Music / DJ
- Quoted per booking
- Live performers
- Sax, violin, vocals, drums
- Show moments
- Fireworks, petals, dancers
- Beyond the yacht
- Helicopter, cars, security
- Brunch aboard Lotus
- 149.50–499 AED per person
- Booking
- Add-on to any yacht charter
Discretion is part of the service
Many of our guests charter privately and expect the day to stay private. We treat that as a condition of the booking, not an extra: what is arranged on board, who is on board and what is discussed there stays between you and your manager.
On request we select the crew and service staff to your criteria, and brief them before you sail. Tell your manager what matters — language, gender of the service team, dress, whether staff remain on deck or step back between courses — and it is arranged before you arrive rather than negotiated in front of your guests.








