Your guests have seen every hotel ballroom in Jeddah. They have not seen your brand at anchor on the Red Sea at sunset. A privatised catamaran turns a corporate evening into an experience people mention months later — which is precisely the point of hosting one. Here is how companies use the format, and how to plan yours.
Formats that work
Product launches use the deck as a stage and the sunset as scenography. VIP client evenings trade the restaurant's private room for an anchored dinner the client has never been offered before. Team celebrations and offsites mix a cruise, a swim stop and an informal dinner — the setting does the ice-breaking. End-of-year events get the night cruise treatment: skyline, lights, dinner under the stars.
Request a charter proposalBranding, production and logistics
The catamaran takes your branding: signage, colors, product displays, screens and sound for keynotes or DJ sets. Catering runs from cocktail format to seated dinner, always with a premium mocktail bar. Boarding is from a stable gangway at a city marina — no transfers, no complexity for guests. One coordinator on board runs the timeline with your team.
Capacity and budgets
From a 15-person leadership dinner to a 100+ guest launch, the format scales with the vessel. Weekday evenings offer the best availability. Send your date, guest count and the nature of the event — you receive a tailored proposal within 24 hours, including catering and production options.
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