A 150-guest, two-deck party catamaran — an air-conditioned banquet floor below, an open-air party floor above, and the calmest water in Goa underneath.
Most party boats make you choose between a dance floor and a dinner. Leo Mar doesn't. The catamaran's twin hulls carry two full floors — one sealed and cooled, one open to the sky — and a deck so flat and wide that almost everyone can be on it at once.
Glass-walled, cooled, and set for the serious parts of the evening — the buffet dinner, and a full indoor conference or presentation setup when the brief needs one.
This is where the magic happens. Lounge and cluster seating all the way round, the bar amidships, and a dancefloor forward — one flat, open floor with the river on every side.
Nobody's stuck below decks while the fun happens upstairs. That's the whole argument.
The lines come in at Ribandar and quaint old Goa starts to drift past — whitewashed churches, fishing canoes, hills that haven't changed in a century. The first drink finds everyone's hand. Nobody is checking their phone.
The bridge slides overhead and the old world gives way to the new age — Panjim gathering its lights on the south bank, the river widening ahead. You're moving toward the mouth of the Mandovi, and the sky has started its show.
At Miramar the Mandovi meets the Arabian Sea, and the sunset does its best work of the day. The boat slows. Cocktails circulate. Nobody talks shop for a minute — and that minute stretches.


The quaint becomes Las Vegas. Casinos shimmer on the water, spotlights sweep the river, and the bridge you crossed under stands lit in all its glory. The city you cruised out of has transformed behind your back.
Change is the only constant. Goa just proves it nightly.
The DJ reads the room — Akon into Shaggy into, yes, a slight Chammak Challo. International performers set the vibe, Malhari answers Sukhbir, and the tequila arrives in formation. Kebabs and fried chonak keep making the rounds; there's a full vegetarian line too — to each their own.
The captain drives. That part's not negotiable.


Somewhere near nine, the banquet deck calls everyone down. It's cooled, it's generous, and it's Goan where it counts. If there's a milestone hiding in the middle of your evening — a founder's toast, a record quarter, a cake — we stage it properly.

It's past ten. Nobody is asking for the jetty. Someone finally asks the only question that matters — and the answer is yes. That's the point of a boat like this: the evening ends when your team decides it does.
"This was the best night."
The same voyage, configured to your calendar. Privé curates the whole programme — catering, bar, DJ, performers, decor, timing — so your only job is to be there when the lines come in.
The offsite that doesn't end in a hotel ballroom. Conference below if you must; the deck above when you're done.
The whole company on one flat deck — awards, dinner, dancefloor, and a skyline that does the decor for you.
Funding rounds, founder birthdays, big quarters. A cake, a toast, and a hundred people who were there.
Host the network on the river instead of in a banquet hall. They'll take the call next quarter.
Every corporate brief is a different evening — headcount, duration, menu, bar, entertainment. So we quote each one properly rather than publish a rate card. The honest range, so you can budget:
Varies by headcount, duration, season, menu and add-ons. GST-invoiced, procurement-friendly, PDF quote within the day.
150 feet, three decks, banquet hall, infinity pool and a screen made for product reveals. When the whole company is coming.