Inside the Sea Hunter: Dubai's Fishing Boat with a Cabin
The Sea Hunter 34ft is the newest boat on our site, and our first built for fishing. Here is a walk around it, front to back and below deck.
The engines
Three Mercury outboards on the stern. On a fishing day that means less time getting to the spots and more time fishing.
The aft deck
A wide sofa sits across the stern between the deck and the engines, with speakers built into its base and around the sides — the social corner between fishing sessions.
The helm and T-top
The centre console is shaded by a T-top that covers the helm and the middle of the deck, so there is always somewhere out of the sun.
The bow
Up front, a lounge with two curved seats and a sun pad, facing the skyline. Good for watching the lines, or for anyone taking a break from fishing.
Below deck
This is what sets the Sea Hunter apart: a cabin with a double bed, and a separate toilet with a shower. On a six-hour trip, especially with family, it makes the day.
The numbers
- Boat: Sea Hunter, 34 ft centre-console fishing boat
- Guests: up to 12
- Departs: Dubai Harbour
- Price: AED 650 per hour, minimum 6 hours (AED 3,900)
- Included: fishing equipment, bait, captain and crew, water and soft drinks
More: what a fishing trip costs, family fishing trips, group fishing trips and all options on our fishing charters in Dubai page.
Booking
- Pick your date on the Sea Hunter page or message us on WhatsApp.
- Tell us how many people are coming — up to 12.
- Choose how long: 6 hours minimum, more if you want a full day.
- Pay in full, or split it with Tabby or Tamara.
When to go
The cooler months, roughly October to April, are the most comfortable for a long day on an open deck, and they are the busiest — weekend dates go first. From May to September, book an early start and fish the morning before the heat builds. For which fish turn up when, see our fishing charter guide.
Questions we get
Is the price per person?
No — AED 650 per hour is for the whole boat and your private group of up to 12.
What is the shortest trip?
Six hours. Shorter trips spend most of their time travelling, not fishing.
Do we bring rods or bait?
No. Fishing equipment and bait are included, along with captain, crew, water and soft drinks.
Is there a toilet on board?
Yes — a toilet and shower below deck, next to a cabin with a double bed.
Can we pay in instalments?
Yes, with Tabby or Tamara at checkout.
