Cruising Tour By Speed Boat

Experience the thrill of speed boat cruising in Qatar by taking an exhilarating tour along Doha's coast, enjoying panoramic views of the city's skyline, visiting islands like Banana Island, and feeling the adrenaline of the open sea. You can book tours from locations like The Pearl or Lusail, with options for both private and group experiences, and even specialized fishing trips on high-speed boats.

Our speed boat will take you cruising around Palm Tree Island to view the magnificent sights of Doha from the water side, then we head towards AL Safliya Island, where we will anchor approximately 50 meters away from that island. During this time, you can enjoy the scenery and take a nice swim.

Our speed boat is equipped with safety types of equipment like life jackets, a Fire Extinguisher, a First Aid kit, a GPS, and a full communication system. A bathroom and shower facility is also available on our speedboat.

What to Expect:

Adrenaline Rush:

Feel the wind and the speed as your captain navigates the Arabian Gulf.

Spectacular Views:

Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the iconic Doha skyline, the West Bay, and landmarks such as the Museum of Islamic Art.

Island Adventures:

Stop at nearby islands, such as the luxurious Banana Island, for a swim or to relax on deck.

Unique Perspective:

See Doha from a unique vantage point and gain a different perspective on the city's landmarks.

Staying Safe While Speedboating in Qatar

Cruising the vibrant waters of Qatar offers a thrilling experience, but it's crucial to prioritize safety. The Qatari Ministry of Interior has issued specific guidelines for marine vessels to protect lives and property. Here are essential safety tips for speedboating in Qatar:

Before You Go

Inspect your vessel: Perform a thorough pre-trip check of your boat and engine. This includes ensuring all electrical parts and navigation systems are working correctly.

Ensure proper documentation: Your boat must have a valid registration certificate. If renting, ensure the rental company provides a seaworthy and compliant vessel.

Carry essential safety equipment: Always have properly fitting life jackets for everyone on board. Other mandatory safety gear includes a fire extinguisher, distress signals, and a sound-producing device like a whistle.

Plan and inform: Create a float plan detailing your route, destination, and estimated return time. Inform a person on shore of your plans so they can notify authorities if you don't return as expected.

Check the weather: Review the marine weather forecast before you leave. Strong winds and rough seas can develop quickly, making boating dangerous.

Stay sober: Just like driving a car, operating a boat under the influence of alcohol or drugs is illegal and extremely dangerous.