
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
The fleet
Every boat here is one we run ourselves or know first-hand. Prices are per hour and include the captain, crew and fuel for the standard route.
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A British-built flybridge motor yacht, based at the Gateway of India. The flagship of the Mumbai fleet.

A 40-foot twin-hull catamaran for up to 25 guests, sailing from the Gateway of India.

A private, wind-powered sailboat from the Gateway of India — no engine, just sail.

A larger XS Marine sailboat for up to 8 guests, with sail and an auxiliary outboard.

A private 6-seat day-sailing boat from the Gateway of India — decor, juice, chips and music included.



A 33-foot Hanse sailing yacht for up to 12 guests, with a real cabin below.

A flybridge cruising motor yacht on the Mandovi, for up to 12 guests.





A flybridge cruising motor yacht on the Mandovi, for up to 18 guests.

A flybridge motor yacht for up to 18 guests, with a proper oval-berth cabin below.




A 31-foot sailing yacht for up to 10 guests — a regular pick for group celebrations.


Questions
Group size decides it more than anything else. Below about ₹14,000 an hour you are choosing between good options for up to twelve people; above that you are paying for deck space, a jacuzzi and room for a crowd. Tell us the occasion and head count and we will name one boat.
Per boat, per hour. Four guests and fourteen guests pay the same rate on the same vessel, which is why the per-head cost falls sharply as your group grows.
In most cases yes, subject to the vessel not being out on charter. Ask us and we will arrange a viewing at the jetty.
No. Each listing shows the ports that boat works from. Some move between Mumbai and Goa seasonally, so availability in a given city depends on the date.
Tell us when, where and how many. We come back with options and a firm price, usually within the hour.