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Gateway of India yacht rides: Per-passenger pontoon fee may drop from Rs 90 to Rs 50

Private yacht operators at the Gateway of India are negotiating to halve the pontoon fee from Rs 90 to Rs 50. The Yacht Operators Welfare Association raised concerns regarding the tariff and management of facilities after the closure of Jetty No 5. Operators are open to paying reasonable charges to

TOI MumbaiOctober 16, 20261 min read

Gateway of India yacht rides: Per-passenger pontoon fee may drop from Rs 90 to Rs 50

Private yacht operators at the Gateway of India are negotiating to halve the pontoon fee from Rs 90 to Rs 50. The Yacht Operators Welfare Association raised concerns regarding the tariff and management of facilities after the closure of Jetty No 5. Operators are open to paying reasonable charges to ensure tourism remains affordable for everyone involved.

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