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    Thrilling Speed Boat Tours in Doha

    Explore Qatar's coastline at full throttle. From Banana Island to The Pearl, our speed boat tours combine adrenaline with stunning views of Doha's skyline.

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    Why Choose Our Speed Boat Tours

    Professional captains, premium vessels, and unforgettable routes across Doha's waters.

    Island Hopping

    Visit Banana Island, Al Safliya, and The Pearl-Qatar in one thrilling ride. Swim, snorkel, and explore Qatar's iconic coastal landmarks.

    Private & Group Tours

    Book a private speed boat for your family or join a group tour. Boats from 6 to 12 passengers, all with a professional captain on board.

    Sunset & Corniche Rides

    Cruise along the Doha Corniche at golden hour for stunning skyline views. The perfect way to end a day in Qatar.

    Safety First

    All boats are equipped with modern safety gear and captained by licensed professionals. Life jackets provided for every passenger.

    How It Works

    Book Your Tour in 3 Simple Steps

    01

    Choose Your Tour

    Browse our routes — from quick Corniche rides to full-day island adventures. Pick your preferred duration and group size.

    02

    Book Online or by WhatsApp

    Fill out our contact form or send us a message. We confirm availability within the hour and send you a detailed itinerary.

    03

    Board & Enjoy

    Meet your captain at the marina, get a safety briefing, and set off. Sit back and enjoy the ride across Doha's turquoise waters.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Everything you need to know about speed boat tours in Doha.

    How much does a speed boat tour in Doha cost?
    Private speed boat charters in Doha run 450-600 QAR per hour for the whole boat (up to 8 guests), not per person. Longer packages exist: around 1,000 QAR for a 2-hour sunset ride and 1,500 QAR for a 4-hour leisure trip.
    How long is a typical speed boat tour?
    Our standard speed boat tours last between 1 and 3 hours. We offer quick 1-hour adrenaline rides, 2-hour coastal tours covering The Pearl and Katara, and full 3-hour island-hopping experiences to Banana Island and Al Safliya.
    How many people can fit on a speed boat?
    Our speed boats accommodate between 6 and 12 passengers depending on the vessel. For larger groups, we can arrange multiple boats running in convoy. Every tour includes a professional captain.
    What should I bring on a speed boat tour?
    We recommend sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, comfortable clothing, and a waterproof phone case. Towels and drinking water are provided on board. Swimming gear is recommended if your tour includes a stop at Banana Island.
    How do I book a speed boat tour in Doha?
    You can book directly through our website contact form, by WhatsApp, or by phone. We recommend booking at least 24 hours in advance, especially during weekends and holidays. Same-day bookings may be available on request.
    Planning around golden hour? See our Doha sunset cruise guide — and if half a day is not enough, the catamaran day trip turns the same swim stops into a full day with lunch on board. Check typical boat prices in Doha before you book.

    Not sure which boat fits your group?

    Tell us your group size, occasion and budget — we'll recommend the best option, free.

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    Speed boats and sport cruisers in our fleet

    Fast boats for island transfers and watersports around Doha.

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    Whether it's a quick adrenaline ride or a full island-hopping adventure, we'll tailor the perfect tour for you.

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