Les Is More 68ft Viking Fishing Yacht Rental

Les Is More turns a Cabo fishing trip into a private yacht day built around food, service, and time on the water. You can fish for species such as marlin, mahi-mahi, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, dorado, mackerel, and white tuna, then enjoy your catch prepared aboard.

I like the flexible timing, especially when rough weather makes an early start unpleasant, and I like the combination of a seasoned fishing crew with a personal bartender and chef. The main catch is the price: $5,812.50 per group is a major expense, even when split among 14 people.

Key points at a glance

• 68-foot Viking yacht: A spacious private boat with three staterooms, high-end fishing equipment, and room for up to 14 people.
• Fishing with fine food: Chef Cris has prepared breakfast, sushi, ceviche, and fish tacos using local seafood and fresh ingredients.
• A real fishing menu: Possible catches include marlin, mahi-mahi, yellowfin tuna, wahoo, dorado, mackerel, and white tuna.
• Service built around your group: A seasoned angler crew, personal bartender, open bar, and custom menu are included.
• More than fishing: Water toys and a stop in a calm bay can add a swim and relaxed final hour when conditions allow.
• Weather flexibility matters: The operator has adjusted departure times after a tropical storm, but poor weather can still cancel the trip.

What a day aboard Les Is More feels like

Les Is More is best understood as a private Cabo outing with fishing at its center, not as a simple boat rental. The 68-foot Viking gives your group a yacht setting, while the crew handles the practical work of fishing, food, drinks, and onboard service.

You meet at Cabo San Lucas Marina in Centro and return to the same point. Pickup is offered, though the provided information does not specify the pickup area or whether it costs extra, so I would confirm that before paying.

The booking is for your group, not a shared boat with strangers, and up to 14 people can join. That makes this a strong fit for a family celebration, birthday, bachelor or bachelorette gathering, or a group of friends who want one main event during a Cabo stay.

The advertised duration ranges from three hours to a full day, approximately. That is a wide range, so ask for the exact schedule before booking. A short charter will give you less time for both fishing and swimming. A full-day outing gives the crew more room to adjust the pace and serve a complete meal without rushing.

Leaving Cabo San Lucas Marina

The trip begins at the marina in Cabo San Lucas. Once aboard, the crew can explain the plan for the day and help organize the balance between fishing, food, and time to relax.

The marina departure is useful because it keeps the start and finish simple. You do not need to arrange a separate return point, and the activity ends back at the meeting location. If you are carrying personal items, check where they can be stored, since the available details do not describe storage arrangements.

The boat has three staterooms, which gives the yacht a more comfortable overnight-style layout than a basic fishing boat. That does not mean you should assume overnight accommodation is part of the charter. The listed duration is up to one day, approximately, so confirm how the staterooms are intended to be used during your booking.

I would also ask the company to confirm the exact departure time, expected fishing area, and what happens if your group wants more swimming and less fishing. The staff can work with you on a custom menu, and that same planning conversation is the right place to settle the day’s priorities.

Fishing for marlin, tuna, and dorado

The fishing is the heart of the trip. The crew is described as seasoned, and the yacht carries high-end fishing equipment, so you are not expected to supply the main gear yourself.

Possible catches listed for this outing include yellowfin tuna, wahoo, dorado, mackerel, white tuna, mahi-mahi, and marlin. That range gives the trip some real sport-fishing appeal. You are not signing up only for a scenic cruise with a fishing rod added as an afterthought.

Still, fishing is fishing. No charter can promise a particular species or a successful catch on a particular day. A tropical storm or rough sea can also affect the timing and comfort of the trip. One group adjusted its start time after a storm so it could avoid the roughest water, a useful reminder that flexibility is part of a good Cabo charter.

If catching fish is your top goal, give the crew a clear priority before departure. If your group includes people who mainly want food and relaxation, say that too. The private format should make it easier to shape the outing around your group instead of following a fixed public-tour schedule.

A successful catch can also become part of the meal. The boat’s food program is one of the more appealing parts of this charter because the fish does not simply end the day in a cooler. It can be served as sushi, ceviche, or fish tacos, depending on the menu you arrange.

Chef Cris and the seafood menu

Food is where Les Is More moves beyond a standard fishing charter. Chef Cris has prepared breakfast while the yacht headed out, then served freshly caught sushi and fish tacos later in the day. Another outing included ceviche, and the menu uses local seafood and other selected ingredients.

You can work with the company before the trip to create a menu from the available choices. Food allergies and dietary restrictions can be accommodated, which is important when you are ordering for a group with different needs. Tell the company about those needs early rather than waiting until boarding.

I like the practical logic of this setup. Breakfast gives you something to eat early, while sushi, ceviche, or tacos make the catch part of the occasion. It also means the boat can feel like a celebration even if the fish are not biting all day.

Do not assume every dish listed will appear automatically. The information says the menu is planned with you, so confirm what is included, which dishes are available, and whether special requests change the price. The same applies to cake or decorations. Those touches have been arranged for a celebration before, but you should request them in advance instead of treating them as standard inclusions.

Open bar and personal bartender

A personal bartender and open bar are included among the special features. For a private group, this can make the day feel easy. You are not repeatedly reaching for a cooler or assigning one person to handle drinks while everyone else fishes.

It is worth clarifying what the open bar includes. The supplied details do not list specific beers, wines, spirits, mixers, or nonalcoholic drinks. If someone in your group does not drink, ask what water and other alcohol-free options are provided.

The bartender is also useful when your group has different rhythms. Some people can focus on the fishing action, while others enjoy the food, views, and boat time. That mix is one reason this charter may work better for a large private party than a tightly scheduled fishing excursion.

Use sensible judgment with alcohol, especially around fishing gear and water toys. The boat provides the drinks, but you remain responsible for deciding how much activity makes sense for each person.

A calm bay, swimming, and water toys

The day can include more than open-water fishing. One group spent its final hour in a calm bay, swimming and relaxing after catching mahi-mahi and marlin. The yacht also carries water toys.

That calm-bay stop may be the best part for a mixed group. A committed angler gets time with the rods, while someone who does not care about fishing gets a change of pace. It also gives the crew a natural place to serve a later meal or let everyone settle into a slower afternoon.

This stop depends on the day’s conditions and the agreed plan. It should not be treated as a guaranteed sightseeing stop or a fixed part of every three-hour charter. Ask how much time can be set aside for swimming and which water toys are available.

If you are planning a celebration, tell the crew whether the priority is catching fish, eating aboard, swimming, or simply enjoying the yacht. The more specific you are, the easier it will be to use the available hours well.

Is the $5,812.50 group price worth it?

The price is $5,812.50 per group of up to 14 people. At the maximum group size, that works out to about $415 per person before any additional costs. A smaller group pays much more per person, so the number of people joining matters greatly.

That price includes more than a boat and fishing equipment. You are paying for a private 68-foot Viking, a professional crew, high-end gear, a personal bartender, an open bar, food planning, and a chef-prepared menu. The three staterooms and water toys add to the yacht setting, though you should confirm exactly what is available during your chosen duration.

For 14 people celebrating a major occasion, the math can make sense. A private yacht, custom food, drinks, and fishing in one booking can be easier than arranging several separate activities. The value is strongest when your group will use the full day and actually wants the combination of fishing, dining, drinks, and swimming.

For two or four people, I would be more cautious. You may still value privacy and luxury, but the per-person cost becomes difficult to justify unless this charter is the main event of your Cabo visit.

Ask about extra charges before booking. The available details do not say if pickup, special decorations, cake, certain menu choices, or particular drinks cost more. A written menu and cost breakdown will help you compare this with other private charters.

Weather, timing, and comfort

The boat requires good weather. If poor weather cancels the trip, you are offered a different date or a full refund. That is fair protection, but it does not prevent a change to your holiday plans, so avoid placing the charter on the final few hours of your Cabo stay if possible.

The operator has shown flexibility after difficult weather. A start time was adjusted after a tropical storm so the group could avoid rough water. That kind of communication matters on the Baja coast, where conditions can change the feel of a day on the water.

You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded, and changes within that window are not accepted. The cutoff follows local Cabo time.

Most people can participate, and service animals are allowed. The information also notes access to public transportation, though it does not provide detailed mobility information for boarding the yacht. If anyone in your group has mobility needs, ask the operator for specific boarding details before you book.

Who should book this private charter?

I would choose Les Is More for a group that wants the boat itself to be part of the celebration. It suits people who want a private setting, fishing with a serious crew, good food, an open bar, and the freedom to shift from fishing to swimming.

It is especially appealing for:

• A bachelorette or bachelor group
• Families celebrating a birthday or anniversary
• Friends who want a private fishing day with a polished meal
• Anglers who still want comfortable food and drink service
• Larger groups that can split the price among 10 to 14 people

I would think twice if your group only wants a quick fishing trip, has a tight budget, or does not care about a chef-prepared meal and private service. You may be paying for features you will barely use.

The trip also requires some planning. Decide how important fishing is, tell the company about allergies, ask for the exact duration, and confirm the menu and bar details. That small amount of preparation can make a large difference when 14 people are sharing one boat.

Should you book Les Is More?

Book it if you want a private Cabo celebration on the water, not merely a few hours with fishing lines in the sea. The strongest reasons are the large Viking yacht, the seasoned angler crew, chef-prepared seafood, personal bartender, and the option to finish in a calm bay with a swim.

The price is high, but it becomes more reasonable when a full group shares it and uses the whole package. I would book for a milestone event or a group that values comfort as much as the catch. I would skip it for a small party focused only on fishing, unless the yacht setting and food are worth the extra cost to you.

FAQ

Where does the Les Is More charter begin and end?

It begins at Cabo San Lucas Marina in Centro, Cabo San Lucas, and the activity ends back at the same meeting point.

How many people can join the yacht charter?

The price covers one group of up to 14 people.

How long does the experience last?

The listed duration ranges from about three hours to one day. Confirm the exact length when arranging your booking.

Is fishing equipment provided?

Yes. The yacht includes high-end fishing equipment and a seasoned angler crew.

Can the menu accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes. The menu can be planned with the company, and options are available for food allergies and dietary restrictions.

What happens if bad weather cancels the trip?

You will be offered a different date or a full refund. If you cancel yourself, you must do so at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund.