Photography

Yacht Photo Shoot in Dubai

A professional photographer joins your charter for a shoot against Dubai's skyline — Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, and Dubai Marina all make a backdrop, for weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, and parties alike.

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Add a professional photo shoot to any Gold's Yacht charter and take home real photos of the day, not just phone snapshots. Our photographers work Dubai's most photogenic backdrops. The Marina skyline, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, and shoot for whatever the occasion calls for.

It's booked for weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, proposals, and parties alike, and the crew works around your itinerary rather than the other way around, so the shoot fits naturally into your time on the water.

Pricing starts from 500 AED per hour and varies with the length of the shoot and package you choose — ask your manager about the photographers available on your date and any current offers.

Good to know before you book

•Priced from 500 AED per hour; the exact rate depends on the package and shoot length.
•Ask your manager which photographers are available for your date — special offers come up regularly.
•Best booked alongside your charter so the shoot fits your itinerary.
•Let your manager know the occasion so the shoot is styled accordingly.

Details

From 500 AED / hour

Approximate price — packages vary significantly, confirm the exact rate with your manager.

Photographers: Professional, curated by Gold's Yacht
Locations: Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab & more
Occasions: Weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, parties
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.