Choose the charter format for your group
Royalty 136 Yacht Charter from Dubai Marina
Royalty 136 brings two social decks and a separate indoor dining area to a larger Dubai charter. Its published figures are 35 day guests, five cabins and 12 sleeping guests. For a Marina request, choose the charter format first: a group celebration, a sightseeing cruise and an overnight stay need different arrangements even when they use the same yacht.
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Royalty 136
- Length
- 43 m
- Day capacity
- 35 guests
- Cabins
- 5
Choose the charter format
Keep passenger numbers, sleeping arrangements and dining seats as separate decisions.
Scroll across to compare all details.
| Request | Published starting point | What to arrange |
|---|---|---|
| Day cruise | Up to 35 day guests | Final operating capacity, hours, route and spaces used by the group. |
| Overnight stay | 12 sleeping guests across five cabins | Bed configuration, guest allocation, crew arrangements and the overnight location. |
| A meal or celebration | Two social decks and indoor dining | Seated headcount, service, setup and any host or entertainment provider. |
Choose gathering places for the party
A welcome area
Choose where guests will be directed after boarding so a large arrival does not spread immediately across the whole yacht.
A meal area
Agree the seating and service plan for everyone eating. The day capacity does not guarantee that 35 guests can dine together in one arrangement.
A quieter social area
Ask which of Royalty’s separate areas can be used for quieter conversation during your charter. A larger group may want a calm space away from the main gathering.
Confirm how you want to use the cabins
Mention any need to change, rest or leave belongings in a cabin. Five published cabins do not establish unrestricted day access or show which guests could share double or twin beds.
For an overnight stay, specify the nights and who needs a separate room. The proposal must cover both accommodation and the itinerary. Having beds aboard does not by itself allow you to extend a day event overnight.
Settle boarding before sending invitations
Check the berth for Royalty
Request Dubai Marina, then confirm whether the yacht can board there on your date. Vessel movement and suitable access determine the final meeting plan.
Separate setup from arrival
Ask when food, decorations or approved providers can come aboard. Their preparation should not depend on the passenger boarding window being free.
Give the party one instruction
Send the confirmed gate, meeting pin and arrival time together. Nominate one organiser to collect changes and coordinate anyone running late.
Read the timing and price together
A larger event may require time beyond the guests’ cruise. Ask whether repositioning, setup or extra services change the price or charter window, and agree those details before booking suppliers.
Send the date, group size and charter format, followed by your meal and route priorities. Use the full gallery and specifications on the main Royalty 136 profile to identify the spaces you want.
Continue planning your charter
Your date. Your guests. Your plans.
Ask for a proposal that fits.
Send the date, guest count and what matters most on board. We will check the yacht and arrangements, then send the details and full price.