All Inclusive HUGE 75ft Yacht Up to 50 Guests Early Bird Promo

The best feature here is control. On this private 75-foot yacht, you choose how to spend the three hours instead of following a rigid schedule. Swim, snorkel, fish, paddle board, watch for whales, or simply cruise past the Arch with food and drinks in hand.

I like the four to five crew members, including a chef and mixologist, and I like the range of gear already aboard. The family-friendly setup also works well for mixed groups: one Cabo outing included two infants, three toddlers, and 10 adults, with fishing becoming the favorite because the crew handled the work while everyone took turns.

The main drawback is timing. The promotional price applies to trips returning at 3 PM, and the tour has a three-hour minimum. Larger groups must request a new quote, so the advertised $2,129 price is not a simple per-person rate for a party of 15 or more.

Key points to know before booking

• Private yacht for up to 10 at the advertised price: The 75-foot boat can comfortably hold up to 50 people, but larger groups need a separate quote.
• You choose the pace: Snorkeling, paddle boarding, fishing, whale watching, swimming, sightseeing, and sunset cruising can be arranged around your group.
• Chef and mixologist included: Appetizers such as ceviche, guacamole, dips, and salsas come before a full meal, with cocktails prepared aboard.
• Three useful Cabo stops: The route includes El Arco, Playa el Chileno, and Medano Beach, though the time at each depends on your plans.
• Strong choice for mixed-age families: The crew can help with fishing and activities while younger children and non-swimmers remain part of the outing.
• Early booking makes sense: The experience is often reserved about 110 days ahead, and confirmation is subject to availability.

A private yacht day with room to make your own plan

Many boat trips in Cabo give you a set route and a clock to follow. This one is different in a practical way: the listed stops are starting points, not the whole point of the outing.

You can use the yacht as a floating base for a swim and snorkel session, ask for paddle boards, try fishing, or spend more time cruising along the coast. If your group has mixed interests, that flexibility matters. The strongest part of this setup is that not everyone has to do the same thing at once.

The boat is a two-bedroom, 75-foot yacht, giving the outing a more spacious feel than a small open fishing boat. Four to five crew members look after the group, with separate roles for food, drinks, and general service. That staffing is especially useful for a large family or celebration where some people want activity and others want a comfortable ride.

The experience is offered in English. It begins and ends at IGY Marina StoreCentro in the Cabo San Lucas marina, so you should plan to arrive at that meeting point rather than expect hotel pickup.

El Arco, Cabo’s first big visual moment

El Arco de Cabo San Lucas is the natural centerpiece of this cruise. The rock formation marks the meeting point of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, and seeing it from the water gives you the best angle for photos.

Your yacht can make this an early sightseeing stop, part of a snorkeling and swimming outing, or a scenic passage during a longer plan. The flexibility is useful because the Arch works for nearly every type of group. A couple may want time for photographs, while a family may prefer to keep moving toward the water activities.

Do not assume that every stop receives the same amount of time. The trip lasts about three hours, and your group decides how to use it. If you want a leisurely swim, fishing, and a beach stop, the Arch may be a shorter viewing point rather than a long pause.

The boat is also fully licensed for whale watching. That does not promise a whale sighting, but it gives you the option to schedule an early whale-watching trip when conditions and the season make that appealing. Ask about the best plan for your date when you book.

Playa el Chileno for swimming and water time

Playa el Chileno is included as the second stop. It is the place in this route most clearly connected with getting into the water, though your exact activities depend on your group’s choices and the conditions that day.

Snorkeling equipment and paddle boards are provided, and the yacht also carries fishing gear. That gives you several ways to use the stop. Strong swimmers can snorkel, some people can paddle board, and others can remain aboard with a drink or watch the action.

This is where the private format earns its keep. On a standard group boat, the departure time can be fixed even if your children are still enjoying the water or your group has not settled into an activity. Here, you can ask to shift the balance, within the three-hour minimum and the captain’s operating limits.

Families should still think through their group’s needs. The supplied information says most people can participate, and service animals are allowed, but it does not provide detailed information about flotation equipment, changing facilities, or specific child-safety arrangements. Ask those questions before the day if you are bringing infants or toddlers.

Medano Beach and a busy coastal finish

Medano Beach is the third listed stop. It gives the outing a different feel from the rocky scenery around the Arch and the water time at Chileno. You can use it as a final beach-oriented stop or pass by it as part of a sightseeing cruise.

Because this is a private charter, you are not simply handed a fixed sequence of activities. The crew can help you shape the route around your priorities, but you should state those priorities clearly before departure. If everyone wants to fish, say so. If swimming matters more than sightseeing, make that clear. The boat is designed around your group’s choices.

The practical limit is the clock. Three hours can pass quickly once you include departure, cruising, food service, and several stops. If you want all three locations plus snorkeling, paddle boarding, fishing, and a full meal, the schedule may feel tight. A longer trip may be possible, but the information provided does not give a standard extended-tour price.

Food, cocktails, and the service on board

This is not a bring-your-own-snacks boat. A chef prepares a full meal, while the crew serves appetizers first. The food listed includes fresh-made ceviche, guacamole, handmade dips, and salsas.

I like that the meal is part of the experience rather than an afterthought. Cabo’s coast is the setting, but a well-timed meal can turn a short cruise into a full occasion. It also saves you from organizing food for a group of 10, which is no small task when children, dietary preferences, and activity gear are involved.

A mixologist prepares the drinks, and there is a cocktail menu for anyone who does not have a specific order in mind. Alcohol is available only to people aged 18 and older. The supplied details do not list nonalcoholic drink choices, so families should ask what is included if children or nondrinkers are in your group.

Food timing can shape the day. If your group wants to swim first, request that plan early. If a birthday meal or lunch is the main event, tell the crew before departure. The boat is flexible, but the staff needs to know what you want to prioritize.

Why the private format works for families

The strongest evidence of the yacht’s flexibility comes from a large family outing with two infants, three toddlers, and 10 adults. Over four hours, the group combined paddle boarding, snorkeling, sightseeing, and fishing.

Fishing became the shared favorite, even though only a few people initially wanted to try it. The crew handled the work while the group cruised, and four fish were caught and reeled in with everyone able to take part. That detail tells you something useful: you do not need to be an experienced angler to make fishing part of the day.

This kind of arrangement suits families and friend groups with different energy levels. Some can fish, some can snorkel, and some can enjoy the food and views. The yacht’s size gives people more space to spread out than a smaller boat would.

Still, private does not mean every request is guaranteed. Weather affects the trip, and the crew and captain control what is safe. Bring a clear first-choice plan and a backup plan, especially if your main goal is whale watching or water sports.

Price, group size, and what you receive

The promotional price is $2,129 per group of up to 10 people. At the full 10-person capacity, that works out to about $213 per person, assuming everyone shares the cost evenly.

That is a sizable outlay, but it covers more than a basic boat ride. You receive a private yacht, four to five crew members, a chef, a mixologist, food, drinks, snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, fishing gear, and the option of whale watching. For a special family day or celebration, the value comes from combining transport, activities, catering, and service in one booking.

The price is less attractive for a small party. Two or four people pay the same group rate, so this arrangement makes the most financial sense when you can fill most of the 10-person allowance. It can also make sense for a special occasion where privacy and flexibility matter more than finding the cheapest way onto the water.

The yacht can hold up to 50 people comfortably, but that does not mean the $2,129 price covers 50. Groups larger than 15 must contact customer service for an updated quote. If you are planning a wedding group, corporate outing, or large family gathering, get the full price before assuming the advertised rate applies.

The early-bird timing rule matters

The promotional price is valid on trips returning at 3 PM. That is the detail most likely to affect your planning.

If you want an early outing, this schedule can work well. You can spend the morning on the water, eat aboard, and finish by midafternoon with time left for other Cabo plans. It also suits whale watching, which is specifically offered as an early option.

The 3 PM return requirement may not suit you if your main goal is a sunset cruise or a romantic evening around the Arch. Sunset excursions are mentioned as an option, but the promotional rate does not apply to every departure time. Ask for the correct price and schedule before booking a later trip.

The minimum duration is three hours. One family outing used four hours, so longer arrangements may be possible, but the standard details do not state the extra-hour charge. Confirm the total duration and return time in writing if your day depends on them.

Booking details and weather plans

Confirmation arrives within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability. Since the experience is often booked about 110 days ahead, I would not leave a large-group date until the last minute.

The marina meeting point is IGY Marina StoreCentro, Marina, Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico. The activity returns to that same point. The operating hours listed are 6 AM to 9 PM daily for the stated service period, but your exact departure should be confirmed at booking.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancel within 24 hours and the payment is not refunded. Changes made within that same window are not accepted.

Weather is an important exception. If poor conditions force cancellation, you can receive a different date or a full refund. Since swimming, snorkeling, paddle boarding, fishing, and whale watching all depend on conditions, keep some flexibility in your Cabo schedule.

The activity is near public transportation, and most people can participate. Service animals are allowed. The details do not provide a full accessibility description, so ask about boarding and movement aboard the yacht if anyone in your group has mobility needs.

Who should book this Cabo yacht?

I would choose this experience for a group that values privacy, food, and control over a fixed tour schedule. It is especially well suited to families, birthday groups, reunions, and friends who want several activities without splitting into separate bookings.

It also fits people who are not sure what everyone wants to do. The fishing, snorkeling, paddle boards, and sightseeing can share the same outing, and the crew can help keep the day moving.

I would think twice if you are a couple or a very small group looking for the lowest possible price. The private group rate is easier to justify when divided among several people. I would also compare timing carefully if sunset is your main goal, since the promotional rate is tied to a 3 PM return.

The experience has a 4.9 rating from 25 reviews, with 96 percent recommending it. Those figures point to a strong record, but the most useful takeaway is more specific: the service and flexibility appear to matter as much as the yacht itself. The crew’s role in helping a large family fish, move between activities, and keep young children involved is the feature I would pay attention to.

Should you book the Blue Moon Yacht?

Book it if you can fill most of the 10-person group, want a private day on the water, and care about having food, drinks, and several activities handled in one place. The flexible plan is the real advantage, especially for a group with different ages and interests.

Before paying, confirm four things: your return time, the exact food and drink plan, the activities you want most, and the price if your group exceeds 10 people. If those details fit your day, this yacht gives you a polished Cabo outing without forcing everyone into the same activity.

FAQ

How much does the private yacht experience cost?

The promotional price is $2,129 per group of up to 10 people. Groups larger than 15 must contact customer service for an updated quote.

How long is the yacht trip?

The experience has a three-hour minimum and lasts approximately three hours under the standard arrangement. A four-hour outing has also been arranged, but the supplied details do not state the additional cost.

Where does the tour begin and end?

It begins at IGY Marina StoreCentro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico, and ends back at the same meeting point.

Which places are included in the route?

The listed stops are El Arco de Cabo San Lucas, Playa el Chileno, and Medano Beach. The exact time at each stop depends on your group’s plans.

What activities can you do aboard the yacht?

You can request snorkeling, paddle boarding, fishing, swimming, sightseeing, and whale watching. The yacht carries snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, and fishing gear, and it is fully licensed for whale watching.

Is food and alcohol included?

A chef prepares a full meal, and appetizers such as ceviche, guacamole, dips, and salsas are served beforehand. A mixologist prepares drinks and cocktails. Alcohol is allowed only for people aged 18 and older.

Can I cancel for a refund?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted. If poor weather causes the operator to cancel, you can choose another date or receive a full refund.