
Princess 61
A British-built flybridge motor yacht, based at the Gateway of India. The flagship of the Mumbai fleet.
- 32 guests
- 61 ft
- 3 cabins
6 boats available · from ₹14,000/hour
Mumbai and Goa are our home ports, but the best cruising in India is further out. We arrange charters along the rest of the coast through operators we have personally vetted, with our own people coordinating the booking.
Boarding
Boarding points are confirmed when you book. Arrive fifteen minutes early — the tender will not wait.
Backwaters and the Arabian Sea coast; strong year-round infrastructure.
The best diving and clearest water in Indian territory.
Permit-controlled, exceptional lagoon sailing.
Quiet coastline, growing marina infrastructure.
Popular routes
The west coast runs October to May. The Andamans have a different weather pattern and are best from November to April, avoiding both monsoons.
Arranged through vetted partner operators with Saildeck coordination.
Combine open coast with the backwater network.
Havelock, Neil and remote anchorages with diving.
Permit-led itinerary, best planned months ahead.
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6 boats, priced by the hour with captain and crew included.

A British-built flybridge motor yacht, based at the Gateway of India. The flagship of the Mumbai fleet.
Water toys, open water, and a whole day with nowhere to be.
Open terrace, deck jacuzzi, and a bar that stays open.
Built for groups who would rather be in the water than on it.
Panoramic glass, a stabilised ride, signal the whole way out.
Questions
We arrange them. Mumbai, Navi Mumbai and Goa are the ports where we run our own boats and crew. Elsewhere we work with operators we have inspected ourselves, and we say so plainly rather than pretending to a fleet we do not have there.
Three to eight weeks, and longer for Lakshadweep because entry permits take time and are limited. Peak December and January dates need several months.
Lakshadweep requires an entry permit for all visitors, and certain Andaman islands are restricted. We handle the applications as part of the booking.
Yes, particularly in the Andamans and Lakshadweep where liveaboard is the only sensible way to see the islands. Itineraries are built around diving, weather windows and permit constraints.
Tell us when, where and how many. We come back with options and a firm price, usually within the hour.