You’ll feel the Caribbean breeze as you cruise Cancun’s turquoise waters on a private yacht with your own crew. Swim off Isla Mujeres or just relax in Cancun Bay if you pick a shorter trip. There’s time for laughter, snacks, and maybe a little sunburn — all with bottled water and snorkeling gear included.
I didn’t expect the water to look that blue — almost fake, honestly. We met our captain (Luis, who used to fly planes — he joked he likes boats better because “they don’t fall as far”) at the dock just outside downtown Cancun. The Sunseeker 60 looked massive up close. There was a salty breeze and I could hear music from another boat somewhere nearby, but ours felt quieter, more relaxed. We tossed our bags down and Luis handed out cold bottled water before starting up both engines. That first moment pulling away from shore — I still think about it.
We booked four hours so we could actually make it to Isla Mujeres. The ride over was smoother than I expected for such a big yacht; you barely notice the waves unless you’re right at the bow. Our guide pointed out where the color of the water changed — “that’s where it gets deep,” he said — and then let us try saying ‘Playa Norte’ in Spanish (I butchered it, everyone laughed). When we anchored near Playa Norte, a few of us jumped straight in. The water felt cool but not cold, and you could see tiny fish darting around your toes if you stood still long enough.
We didn’t do much except float, snack on chips we brought along (the crew had three giant bags of ice for drinks), and watch other boats drift by. If you only have two hours they just cruise around Cancun Bay — which looked pretty nice too when we passed it on the way back. Honestly? It’s not fancy-fancy but it feels special because you’re with your own group and nobody’s rushing you anywhere. I got sunburned on my nose even though I swore I put sunscreen on twice.
The yacht can accommodate up to 20 guests per charter.
Snorkeling is available only on 4- or 6-hour trips that reach Isla Mujeres; not on 2-hour cruises.
Yes, bottled water is included for all guests during the charter.
Yes, infants are allowed but must sit on an adult’s lap or use a pram or stroller.
No, hotel pickup is not mentioned as part of this tour; guests meet at the dock.
Yes, service animals are permitted on this private yacht charter.
Your booking includes use of snorkeling equipment (on longer trips), bottled water, three bags of ice, and full crew service.
The route to Isla Mujeres is available on 4- or 6-hour charters; exact travel time depends on conditions but allows for swimming and anchoring at Playa Norte.
Your day comes with full crew service aboard a well-maintained Sunseeker 60 yacht, bottled water to keep cool under the sun, three bags of ice for your drinks or snacks, plus use of snorkeling equipment if you choose a longer trip that goes out to Isla Mujeres and Playa Norte.


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