Playa Flamingo: 48ft Yacht with Snorkeling & Water Sports

Your boat, your rhythm, your choice of ocean

You board a fully equipped 48ft catamaran in Playa Flamingo and choose your own mix of snorkeling, fishing, waterskiing, wakeboarding, or tubing over four hours. A naturalist guide and crew handle the boat and gear while you set the pace. Beer, wine, snacks, and all equipment are included; you return when the time is up.

Is this one for you?Right for families or groups who want flexibility over a fixed itinerary — you pick snorkeling, fishing, water sports, or a mix, and the crew adjusts the boat's route and pace to match. Plan for four hours on the water; that's the window, and it's what lets you fit multiple activities without rushing.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Ocean adventures and water activities

• Fish around the Gulf
• Spot whales and dolphins
• Visit beach with clear waters
• Snorkel in crystal-clear waters
• Enjoy waterskiing and wakeboarding
• Explore tidal caves at low tide
• Explore mangrove at high tide
• Relax with provided food and drinks

The Experience

Four hours and you're calling the shots — that's the whole point. The 48-foot catamaran sits ready in Playa Flamingo with snorkeling gear, water skis, a wakeboard, fishing rods, and a crew that knows how to read the water. You want to fish the Gulf first and hunt for dolphins? Done. Skip straight to the beach and spend two hours in the water? They'll adjust. The boat has air conditioning, a full kitchen, a fighting chair if you're serious about the catch, and enough space that families don't feel cramped.

The snorkeling happens in crystal-clear water near a beach stop, and the fishing is live — Garmin GPS and a 40-mile radar mean the crew finds where the fish actually are, not where they think they might be. If the tide is right, you'll visit the tidal caves; if it's high, the mangrove is the move instead. Waterskiing and wakeboarding are there if someone in your group wants the adrenaline; tubing and wave runners round it out. A private naturalist guide comes along, so you're not just doing things — you're learning what you're looking at.

Food and drink are built in: beer, a bottle of white wine, guacamole, pico de gallo, chips, fresh fruit, water, sodas, and juices. Nothing fancy, but it's there so you're not hungry or thirsty between activities. The crew handles the equipment setup and knows the conditions — they'll tell you if the swell is right for skiing or if snorkeling is the better call that day. You're not managing logistics; you're just deciding what sounds good next.

Top questions

Can we fish and snorkel on the same trip?

Yes. You decide the order and how long to spend on each. The crew adjusts based on conditions and what you want to do.

Is snorkeling equipment included?

Yes, snorkeling gear is provided. Fishing equipment, water skis, wakeboard, and tubing are also included.

What if someone in our group doesn't want to do water sports?

You can relax on the boat, fish, snorkel, or just enjoy the view. The pace is yours — there's no set itinerary everyone has to follow.

Are alcoholic drinks included?

Yes. Beer and a bottle of white wine are included, along with sodas, juices, water, and snacks.

How many people can fit on the boat?

The 48ft catamaran has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, but the reference content does not specify maximum passenger count. Contact the operator for group size details.

Is there a naturalist guide on board?

Yes, a private naturalist guide comes with the tour to explain what you see — wildlife, marine life, and the area.

What if the weather is bad?

The reference content does not specify cancellation or rescheduling policy. Check with the operator about weather-related changes.

Can children go on this tour?

Yes. The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, and infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller. Specialized infant seats are available.

What’s included

Your four hours include use of the 48ft catamaran with air conditioning and full kitchen, snorkeling equipment, fishing gear (light and heavy tackle, electric teaser reels, live well), water skis, wakeboard, tubing, and wave runners. A private naturalist guide is onboard. Food and beverages include beer, white wine, guacamole, pico de gallo, chips, fresh fruit, water, sodas, and natural juices. The crew handles equipment setup and helps you choose activities based on conditions and your preferences.