Private wakeboarding and wakesurfing boat at Dubai Harbour (CrazyWake)

  • 30 minutes
  • Private tour
  • Guide: English, Russian, Arabic
  • Accessibility not confirmed

CrazyWake runs private wakeboarding and wakesurfing sessions from Dubai Harbour Marina on two Nautique wake boats. You book the boat for your group of up to six, with boards, life vests and the captain included, and a coach can be added.

Highlights

  • Private boat for up to six people
  • Wakeboarding or wakesurfing behind Nautique S21 and G23 boats
  • More than 20 boards to choose from
  • Sheltered water at Dubai Harbour Marina
  • Coaches speak English and Russian

What is included

Included

  • Included: Private wake boat with captain
  • Included: Boards, ropes, wetsuits and life vests
  • Included: Safety briefing
  • Included: Assistant instructor when available

Not included

  • Not included: Dedicated professional coach (from AED 350 per hour)

Meeting point

Marina Security Gate BC, Dubai Harbour

Good to know

  • Prices are per boat session. The operator lists weekday rates; check the weekend rate when you book.
  • An assistant instructor joins when available at no charge; a dedicated coach costs from AED 350 per hour.
  • Meet at Marina Security Gate BC, Dubai Harbour. The exact pin is sent on WhatsApp after booking.
  • Cancel at least 24 hours ahead. Sessions called off for weather are refunded or moved.
  • The operator suggests children should be about 6 and comfortable in the water.

Minimum age: 6 years.

Accessibility

Accessibility not confirmed.

Cancellation policy

Give at least 24 hours' notice. Sessions cancelled because of the weather are refunded or rescheduled free of charge.

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Questions and answers

How much does a session cost?

On 29 September 2026 CrazyWake's website listed weekday sessions at AED 350 for 30 minutes, AED 650 for 1 hour and AED 950 for 1.5 hours, per boat.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. The operator says most of its guests are beginners and most stand up in their first session.

What should I bring?

Swimwear, a towel and sunscreen. Boards, ropes, wetsuits and life vests are provided.

What is the difference between wakeboarding and wakesurfing?

A wakeboard has bindings and you hold the rope all the time. On a wakesurf board you let go of the rope once up and ride the boat's wave.

Where this information comes from

Official website: crazywake-dubai.com (CrazyWake)

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