Hand-picked catamarans with cabins, A/C, full crew and chef on board.
VIP Lagoon catamaran with chef, lobster grill, paddleboard, fishing and overnight capability.
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Spacious Lagoon catamaran with 4 cabins, flybridge, full kitchen and all amenities for comfortable multi-day sailing.
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Luxury Leopard catamaran, 2018 model, with modern amenities and generous living space for private multi-day sailing experiences.
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Brand new Bali 4.5 catamaran — luxury and comfort for small groups on multi-day charters.
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Luxury flybridge yacht with master stateroom, guest twin cabin and lower lounge — ideal for premium overnight charters along the Mexican Caribbean.
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Spend the night under sail aboard a Beneteau Oceanis 43. Chef on board, snorkel the reefs, swim at white-sand beaches and sail the crystal-clear Caribbean in style.
View details →Sail away from the crowds along the Mexican Caribbean's coast on one of our private multi-day catamaran charters. Our small-group sailing experiences give you personalized service and ample space to relax — the breezy open-air cockpit shaded from the warm Caribbean sun, or sunning up on the trampoline as gentle waves wash against the hull. Each catamaran comes with a captain, chef and sailor on board, premium open bar, snorkeling gear and a gourmet menu prepared fresh every day.
Choose the one that best suits you — shared or fully private.
One of our exclusive shared catamaran sailing experiences. Small groups, personalized service and plenty of space to relax — shaded cockpit or trampoline sunbathing as you sail along Cozumel Island. We offer three distinct shared and private sailing experiences; choose the one that best suits you.
Small-group catamaran tours along the Mexican Caribbean's coast. Luxury transportation in private (roundtrip) + premium open bar + snorkeling + gourmet menu with chef on board. Three distinct shared sailing experiences available.
Multi-day route departing from Puerto Juarez (Hacienda del Mar marina). Snorkel at Xlache reef, lunch along the coast, sunset dinner between Cabo Catoche and Boca Iglesia, overnight anchorage, breakfast and sail to Punta Blanca, and arrival at Isla Mujeres for sunset.
This itinerary is just an example — the captain adjusts based on weather and your preferences.
Activities along the way: sailing along the coast of Playa Mujeres, visit to the Yum-Balam Biosphere, trolling fishing en route to Cabo Catoche, free visit to Holbox, walks along the coast of Contoy, stop at Boca Iglesia, overnight at Las Dunas Beach, snorkeling in Isla Mujeres and return to Cancun. On Isla Mujeres there are extra activities on your own: swimming with dolphins, biking, visiting the southern cliff for a spectacular view, the sea turtle farm or walking the streets of downtown. There is a lot of free time on board — we recommend bringing books, board games and cards.
Captain (highest authority on board), chef (prepares every meal) and sailor — always in charge of the vessel. Any damage or complication is handled by them.
Fresh fish and traditional recipes. Breakfast, lunch and dinner every day — several menus available to switch each day.
Soft drinks, water, beer and selected spirits throughout the stay. Add wine or cocktails on request.
Snorkel masks, fins and life jackets for every guest. Dinghy on board to disembark where the catamaran can't reach shore.
Fully-equipped sleeping cabins with private bathrooms, air conditioning at anchor and fresh linens.
Where waters are shallow (Holbox, Contoy), the dinghy takes you ashore comfortably.
Different menu every day — this is just a suggestion of what you can expect. Dietary requests welcome.
Breakfast: pancakes with butter, scrambled eggs with ham, coffee, orange and pineapple juice, seasonal fruit.
Lunch: chicken salad with lettuce and crackers, fish fillet with lettuce salad and mashed potatoes, seafood soup.
Snack: fruit, cucumbers and jicama.
Breakfast: scrambled eggs with bacon, pineapple and orange juice, coffee and seasonal fruit, red chilaquiles with cream and cheese.
Lunch (choose a few): sautรฉed vegetables with butter, arracheras with asparagus, cherry tomatoes and chambray onions, rice with vegetables, shrimp & bacon skewers, golden chicken tacos with cream, cheese and green sauce, beef wire taquitos with chorizo, green pepper and bacon, fish ceviche, guacamole, grilled chicken.
Desserts: ice cream with cookies, pineapples in syrup, pancake with vanilla ice cream, peaches in syrup with Chantilly cream.
Tuna medallions, cold meats, lobster, Rib Eye steak. These can be arranged in advance or purchased on stop at Isla Mujeres.
Not ready for an overnight? Try a shared or private day tour to Isla Mujeres.
For Boca Iglesia visits — a short hike through protected vegetation reveals a historic site: the first Catholic church built in Latin America, hidden on a rocky hill near Cabo Catoche. Weather permitting, we can arrange a short shore visit.
Depending on the vessel, 4 to 8 guests comfortably in private cabins. The Beneteau 43 sleeps 4, the Lagoon 421 and Leopard 45 fit 6, and the Lagoon 450 fits 8.
Yes — chef-prepared breakfast, lunch and dinner every day, plus a premium open bar (soft drinks, water, beer, selected spirits). Wine, cocktails and premium menu items (tuna medallions, lobster, Rib Eye) are available at additional cost.
Dock fees at external marinas, natural park permits (requested at least 15 days in advance), optional shore activities on Holbox (golf cart rental, bike rentals) and extra premium menu items.
Yes. All itineraries shown are examples. The captain adjusts based on weather, sea conditions and your group's preferences. For insurance reasons the catamaran stays within Mexican waters (Cancun bay to Puerto Aventuras, or Isla Mujeres bay to Holbox Island).
Light clothing, swimwear, hats, biodegradable sunscreen, a light jacket for cool nights at anchor, a dry bag for electronics, and books, board games or cards — there's plenty of free time on board between stops.
Yes, weather permitting. Boca Iglesia is near Cabo Catoche where the Caribbean Sea meets the Gulf of Mexico — the first Catholic church built in Latin America is here, on a rocky hill overlooking the area. The site is reachable only by boat and is covered by vegetation; it's a short adventure hike but historically fascinating.
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