Cabo Catamaran Charter Information

Current pricing depends on the vessel you choose, your group size, your date, the length of the charter and any food, beverage or special arrangements you request. Because the available fleet can change, we quote each charter individually. Send your date and headcount through the inquiry form and the charter team will reply with current boats, photos and pricing.

Boats can leave or join the fleet because of mechanical work, sales or repositioning, so a fixed public rate sheet would go out of date quickly. Quoting against the boats that are actually available keeps the information accurate, and it lets the team match the quote to your group and your plans instead of a generic package.

Your preferred date, your group size and the type of day you have in mind are the essentials. It also helps to know your approximate duration, whether you want food and drinks arranged, and whether the charter celebrates something specific. Share those details through the inquiry form, by phone or by email and the team will respond with options.

Yes. Every charter is private, reserved for your group only, with the captain and crew. There are no shared passengers and no strangers on board, so the pace, the music and the plan for the day belong to your group.

The fleet ranges from sailing catamarans for 12 guests up to event catamarans that carry as many as 120 guests, with many options in between. Whatever your headcount, there is usually more than one suitable boat, and the charter team can recommend the closest fit.

Start with your group size and the occasion. Sailing catamarans suit smaller groups who want time under sail, luxury catamarans add chef and premium bar service, and party or event catamarans fit bigger celebrations. The fleet page shows every current vessel with capacities, and the team can narrow the list once they know your plans.

Charters depart from the Cabo San Lucas marina, operated as IGY Marina, in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico. Exact dock and boarding details are shared when your booking is confirmed, and it is wise to arrive a little ahead of your departure time.

Most charters cruise the Land's End coastline for views of the Arch and the sea stacks, then anchor in a bay for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing on deck. Sunset cruises and seasonal whale watching are also popular. The captain sets the exact route and stops based on safety and the conditions on the day.

Snorkeling is a common part of Cabo charters, often at bays such as Santa Maria Bay or Chileno Bay when conditions allow. Stops always depend on the sea state and the captain's judgment on the day. Snorkel gear arrangements vary by vessel, so mention your interest when you inquire.

Almost every Cabo charter includes time along the Land's End coastline, where the Arch and the surrounding rock formations sit at the southern tip of the Baja peninsula. It is the classic photo stop of a Cabo boat day. As with all routing, the captain confirms the plan based on current conditions.

Yes, seasonally. Whales migrate through the waters off Los Cabos during the winter months, and charters in season often include time watching for them. Outside the migration season the focus stays on the coastline, swimming and snorkeling. Ask the team whether your dates fall within the season.

No. Whales are wild animals and sightings can never be guaranteed, even in peak season. What the crew can offer is local knowledge of where whales have been active and the patience to give you the best realistic chance on the day.

Food arrangements vary by vessel and charter. Options across the fleet range from snacks and lunch service to full catering, and luxury catamarans can add chef service. Tell the team what you have in mind when you inquire and they will explain what each available boat can offer.

Beverage arrangements also depend on the vessel and the charter. Many charters can include bar service, and luxury catamarans can offer premium bar service with crew preparing drinks on board. The exact setup for each available boat is confirmed during the quoting process.

Special requests can be discussed with the charter team, including catering for celebrations and attention to dietary needs within your group. What is possible depends on the vessel and the arrangements for your date, so raise it early in the conversation and the team will tell you what each option supports.

In most cases, yes. Many vessels in the fleet let guests connect their own music, commonly through Bluetooth or an AUX connection, so your playlist can set the tone for the day. The exact sound setup varies by vessel, so confirm it when the team sends your options.

Customization is the point of a private charter. Timing, the balance of cruising and swimming, food and beverage arrangements, music and celebration details can all be shaped around your group. Share your ideas when you inquire and the team will design the day with you.

Yes. Birthdays, anniversaries, weddings and corporate outings are regularly arranged, and event focused catamarans carry up to 120 guests. Details such as catering, music and decor can be customized with the charter team. Describe the occasion in your inquiry and you will receive options that fit it.

Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, plus a light layer for the breeze on the water. Most guests simply use their phones for photos. Everything else depends on your charter, so check the confirmation details the team sends for your specific boat.

Send the inquiry form on this site with your date and group size, call +1 305 515 4735, or email info@catamarancabo.com. The charter team will reply with the boats currently available, with descriptions, photos and pricing, so you can choose with current information rather than an outdated rate sheet.