Tour category Private

9:40 AM. You are the only ten people on this boat, the Hotel Zone is sliding past on the right, and the captain has just pointed at a darker patch of blue ahead. That is the reef. The 37-footer is…

The crossing takes 25 minutes and this boat makes it feel like ten. Bow up, spray off the navy hull, and Playa Norte sharpening from a white line into a beach. An express cruiser is built to cover water, so…

Two decks, one family. The kids claim the bow mattress, the grandparents take the flybridge with the top-deck view of the day, and nobody shares any of it with a tour group. A flybridge changes the day. The upper helm…

Skip the crowded party catamaran with 60 strangers. Fifteen of you, your playlist on the speakers, a cooler of cold beers, and Playa Norte as the dance floor. Two decks means the party has room to move. The playlist runs…

Twelve guests on a 48-footer is a lot of yacht per person. Room to spread out, a shaded cabin to step into, and a captain who knows where the water goes glassy. The 48 is the comfort choice for a…

Sixty feet of yacht for a group of fifteen. That is the wide sun deck, the real saloon, and the kind of hull that turns the Isla Mujeres crossing into a lake. A 60-footer sits differently in the water: less…

A Sunseeker is the yacht people photograph from other yachts. Twenty guests, British-built lines, and a bow sun pad that fits half your group at once. The Sunseeker does the Hotel Zone run at speed and looks it. From Marina…

The 60ft Sundancer is the big-group classic in Cancun for a reason: two lounges, real cabins, and twenty of you across teak decks without anyone in each other’s way. Big groups need a boat that separates. The Sundancer’s cockpit lounge,…

The 62ft flybridge is the top of the fleet. Upper deck for the skyline, lower deck for the party, and twenty guests who will all get the photo they came for. From the flybridge the Hotel Zone is a skyline,…