Cabo San Lucas Luxury Boat Tours: Private Yacht Charters & Fishing

This 65-foot Lagoon catamaran is built for social days on the water: broad decks, shaded lounges and capacity for up to 25 people make it a natural choice for families or friend groups who want room to spread out. The three-hour charter departs the Cabo San Lucas Marina and follows the classic route past Medano Beach to Lover’s Beach and El Arco, with stops for snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez and light fishing where conditions allow.

Onboard service is configured for a relaxed VIP experience—open bar, music and a bilingual crew handle provisioning and logistics so the group can focus on the views and the water. The operator notes the charter price is calculated for a standard group size and that extensions are available; transportation to the marina is not included. For travelers who prioritize space, social atmosphere and easy snorkeling, this catamaran balances comfort and classic Cabo scenery.

The 88-foot Ferretti is a traditional luxury motor yacht geared toward groups that want yacht-style amenities without the intimate feel of a smaller vessel. With a capacity listed to 30 but price calculated for mid-size parties, it handles open-water conditions with grace and provides ample deck and cabin space for lounging between swims. The standard three-hour itinerary includes the arch, Lover’s Beach and sea lion viewing, with snorkeling and fishing gear available.

Service includes an open bar, onboard snacks and a bilingual crew; tours are private and can be extended for an extra charge when available. For families or corporate groups wanting a classic yacht atmosphere—room to move, sheltered cabins and attentive crew—this Ferretti is a dependable choice that keeps the focus on comfort and the coastline’s dramatic geology.

If your priority is trophy fish and fishing time, this eight-hour full-day charter is built for it. The operator markets Cabo as a sport-fishing capital and outfits trips with professional tackle, live bait and a crew adept at finding prime fishing grounds. The itinerary includes a Mexican buffet, open bar and additional amenities such as snorkeling gear and paddle boards for downtime between bites.

Promotional pricing and booking conditions are provided by the operator: the current listed rate reflects a promotional discount and payment conditions include a deposit and a cash balance on check-in. Practical notes: fishing licenses, tips and transport are listed as not included; the operator can accommodate larger parties up to the stated maximum. For anglers who want a serious day on the water—with meals and full service—this full-day charter concentrates on sport fishing first and leisure second.

The 70-foot Mckinna is presented as a comfortable, private option for groups seeking a classic Cabo cruise. Its three-hour route covers the same signature sites—El Arco, Lover’s Beach and the sea lion colony—paired with snorkeling and light fishing where conditions permit. The operator emphasizes a crowd-free VIP atmosphere, with an open bar, snacks and a bilingual crew.

Practical considerations mirror other private charters: price is calculated for a standard group size, tours are private and extensions can be requested for a fee. Choose the Mckinna if you want dependable, yacht-style service without an overly large passenger list—ideal for celebratory sails, family outings or couples who want a composed, scenic outing on the Sea of Cortez.

The Schaefer is tuned for smaller groups: with a maximum capacity of 15 and pricing based on eight people, the charter reads like an intimate, food-forward option. The listed highlights include ceviche and drinks, which positions this yacht as a choice for groups that value a curated dining moment alongside snorkeling and sightseeing.

Like other private options, the Schaefer sails the classic route past the arch and sea lion colony. Transport is not included in the listed details and capacity limits are enforced, so it's a strong pick for couples and close-knit groups who want attentive crew service, a focused guest list, and the chance to step off at Lover’s Beach for a short walk or swim.

The 55-foot Azimut presents a slightly smaller, more intimate yacht layout for parties that want a premium feel without a large crowd. Listed highlights emphasize snorkeling, visits to Lover’s Beach and the chance to observe sea lion colonies while enjoying onboard ceviche, drinks and music. The operator notes capacity limits and that price calculations assume a standard eight-person group.

This Azimut is a practical option for groups that prize a tailored day: attentive service, a bilingual crew and the flexibility to add extra time for an additional fee. If you want a private charter with a personal touch—room to relax beneath shade, quick access to swim platforms and a compact crew-to-guest ratio—the Azimut fits the bill.