
Birthday on board
The boat is all yours: decorations, cake, music and a spot to swim whilst you blow out the candles out at sea.

Your last summer as a single person deserves better than a bar. It deserves a boat.
Hammamet has become a popular destination for hen and stag parties, and it's easy to see why: the sunshine, the hotels, the medina at night. The only thing missing is the boat, and that's where we come in.
The concept is simple: the boat is yours and your group's, the music is your choice, and the skipper knows the spots where no one will come and tell you to turn the volume down. On board, almost anything goes: we just ask that you stay on the deck, not on the railing.
The organiser can email us at WhatsApp; we'll agree on the date and duration, and get the boat ready: bunting, balloons or other decorations if you're providing them, and your playlist on the speaker as soon as you board. Late-afternoon departures are the most popular, so we can finish as the sun sets.
At sea: a cruise along the coast, a stop for a swim in crystal-clear water, games if you've planned any, and a photo session when the light turns golden. Many groups follow this up with dinner at Yasmine; the harbour is a five-minute walk from the restaurants.
Duration : 2 to 4 hours · Meeting point : Port de plaisance Yasmine Hammamet, ponton C
up to 12 people
up to 12 people
banners, balloons, photo props
Prices are indicative for the whole group, not per person. A deposit is required at the time of booking.
Pay on board
small deposit, balance on the day
Flexible cancellation
free rescheduling up to 48 h before
Weather guarantee
bad sea: reschedule or refund
Yes, provided safety rules are observed: the skipper remains in sole charge on board and may suspend swimming if necessary. Unbreakable glasses are provided; glass bottles are stored in the cool box.
No, 12 passengers is the approved capacity limit. For larger groups, we organise two trips a day or arrange a second partner boat, please get in touch at WhatsApp to discuss this.
Yes, and if you arrive 20 minutes before boarding, we'll help you set it up. Just avoid using confetti, it all ends up in the sea.
No. Swimming is optional, never compulsory, and life jackets are available for those who want to go in the water but aren't strong swimmers.

The boat is all yours: decorations, cake, music and a spot to swim whilst you blow out the candles out at sea.

We switch off the engine opposite the medina and watch the day draw to a close. Back to the lights of the harbour.