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

The best feature here is control. On this 75-foot private yacht, your group can choose how to spend the time: cruise past El Arco, swim near Chileno Beach, paddle board, fish, snorkel, or simply settle in with lunch and a cocktail. The boat is licensed for whale watching, too, which makes an early departure especially appealing in season.

I like the four to five crew members, including a chef and mixologist, because a large private group can otherwise feel hard to manage. I also like the food plan: ceviche, guacamole, dips, and salsas arrive before a full meal, rather than leaving you to pack snacks for a three-hour outing.

The main catch is the price. At $2,129 for up to 10 people, this makes the most sense when your group fills several places, not when only two or three people are splitting the bill. The promotional rate also applies to trips returning at 3 PM, and the minimum booking is three hours.

Key points to know before booking

• A true private charter: Only your group takes part, with room for up to 50 people. Groups over 15 need an updated quote.
• Flexible time on the water: The listed stops are El Arco, Chileno Beach, and Medano Beach, but you help choose how the outing unfolds.
• Food and drinks are built in: Expect appetizers such as fresh ceviche, guacamole, handmade dips, and salsas, followed by a chef-prepared meal.
• Several activities are available: Snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, fishing gear, and licensed whale watching are included options.
• The boat is made for groups: The 75-foot yacht has two bedrooms and a dedicated crew of four or five people.
• Book the timing carefully: The early bird promotional price is valid for trips returning at 3 PM, and poor weather can lead to a rescheduled trip or full refund.

A 75-foot yacht gives your Cabo day room to breathe

Cabo San Lucas is best understood from the water. The famous rock formations, open Pacific views, and beaches are spread along the coast, and a private boat lets you connect these sights without packing your day around someone else’s schedule.

This is not a bare-bones harbor ride. Blue Moon Yacht provides a 75-foot vessel with two bedrooms, four to five crew members, a chef, and a mixologist. That combination matters for a big family or celebration group. One person can fish while others swim, and the crew can handle the practical work while you stay together.

The yacht can hold up to 50 people comfortably, but the listed price covers up to 10. That distinction is important. A group of 10 pays about $213 per person before any additional arrangements, which is a much stronger value than the full $2,129 price suggests at first glance. For 20, 30, or more people, you need to contact the provider for a new quote.

The private format also helps families with different energy levels. During one four-hour family outing, two infants, three toddlers, and 10 adults were able to paddle board, snorkel, sightsee, and fish at their own pace. Fishing became the shared favorite after four fish were caught, with the crew doing the work of handling the gear and reeling them in. That example shows the benefit of a flexible charter: not everyone needs to do the same thing at the same time.

Leaving IGY Marina for El Arco

You meet at the IGY Marina StoreCentro in Cabo San Lucas. The activity returns to the same point, so you do not need to arrange a separate ride from another beach or marina.

The first listed stop is El Arco de Cabo San Lucas, the stone arch at the meeting point of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. It is Cabo’s signature sight, and seeing it from the water gives you the proper angle for photographs. The yacht is also a comfortable place to view the nearby rock formations without fighting for a spot on a crowded sightseeing boat.

Your exact time at the Arch is not fixed in the description, which is useful for a private trip. You can ask the crew to slow down for photos or treat the stop as part of a longer cruise. If your group includes small children, this is also an easy early activity before anyone needs a swim or a break.

The Arch can be a busy part of the coast, particularly during popular hours. A private boat does not remove other vessels from the area, but it gives you more say over the pace and the rest of your outing.

Chileno Beach for swimming and snorkeling

Playa el Chileno is the main stop for a water-based break. Snorkeling equipment is available, and the yacht also carries paddle boards, so you can choose between a quiet float, time in the water, or a little activity on the surface.

This stop works well for mixed groups. Confident swimmers can snorkel while others remain aboard with a drink or watch from the deck. The family outing described above combined snorkeling and paddle boarding with fishing, showing how the equipment can support several interests in one trip.

You should keep the three-hour minimum in mind. With a short charter, time spent traveling, anchoring, swimming, eating, and returning to the marina can pass quickly. If snorkeling is your top priority, tell the crew early so you do not give too much of the trip to sightseeing or lunch.

Conditions at sea and the day’s weather can affect what is practical. The company requires good weather and offers a different date or full refund if poor weather forces cancellation. That policy protects you from losing the full cost when conditions make the outing unsafe or unpleasant.

Medano Beach and the Cabo shoreline

Medano Beach is the final listed stop. It is Cabo’s well-known beach area, close to the marina and the town’s main waterfront. From the yacht, you can view the beach from offshore and use it as another possible place for swimming or a relaxed stop.

The value here is variety. El Arco supplies the famous scenery, Chileno Beach offers a stronger reason to get in the water, and Medano Beach keeps you close to Cabo’s main center. You are not spending all three hours in one narrow activity.

The itinerary should not be read as a rigid route with equal time at every stop. The provider describes the trip as customizable, so your group can favor fishing, snorkeling, swimming, sightseeing, or a romantic cruise. Ask about your priorities when you book, especially if you want to include a full meal and several water activities within three hours.

Fishing, paddle boards, and whale watching

The yacht carries fishing gear, and the crew can assist with the work. This is a useful option for families because a few people can fish while the rest of the group enjoys the boat. In the four-hour family trip, the group caught four fish, and even people who had not planned to fish found the activity engaging.

Fishing is not guaranteed, of course. The available information does not promise a catch, species, or a particular fishing location. You should treat it as an included activity option, not the sole reason to book the charter.

Paddle boards and snorkeling gear give you two more ways to use the time. The boat is not only a platform for sightseeing. You can make the outing active or keep it relaxed, depending on your group.

Blue Moon Yacht is fully licensed for whale watching. An early departure can be appealing if whale watching is a main goal, but sightings are never stated as guaranteed. Since the promotional price applies to trips returning at 3 PM, confirm the departure and return time before booking if you are trying to plan around whale season or another Cabo activity.

Chef-prepared food and a working cocktail menu

Food is one of the strongest parts of this charter. Before the main meal, the crew serves appetizers such as fresh-made ceviche, guacamole, handmade dips, and salsas. A chef then prepares a full meal aboard, while the bartender makes drinks from the cocktail menu or prepares a drink you request.

That setup changes the feel of the trip. You do not have to bring a cooler, leave the boat to find lunch, or make one member of the group responsible for feeding everyone. For a birthday, family reunion, or wedding-related outing, having food and drinks handled onboard can justify part of the private charter cost.

The experience is still most valuable when several people share the expense. If your party is small, compare the total with other Cabo boat outings before committing. The inclusion of a chef and mixologist is meaningful, but it cannot make a $2,129 charter economical for every couple or small family.

Alcoholic drinks are available only to people age 18 and older. The information provided does not list a special children’s menu or dietary program, so mention food needs when contacting the provider rather than assuming every request can be met.

Timing, group size, and what the price really buys

The advertised price is $2,129 per group of up to 10, with a three-hour minimum. The promotional price applies to trips returning at 3 PM. That return-time condition is easy to overlook, so check the exact departure and return plan before paying.

For 10 people, the cost works out to roughly $213 per person. In exchange, you get a private yacht, four to five crew members, food, cocktails, and access to several activities. That is a substantial price, but it can be reasonable for a group celebrating together and wanting the boat to itself.

The value drops if only a handful of people join. On the other hand, a larger group may find the private format more practical than buying many separate seats on a shared cruise. Groups over 15 must request an updated quote, even though the boat can hold up to 50 people comfortably.

The trip is offered in English and uses a mobile ticket. Confirmation is sent within 48 hours, subject to availability. It is open daily from 6 AM to 9 PM during the stated operating period, from January 31, 2023 through December 8, 2026.

Who will enjoy this private Cabo cruise most

I would look first at this yacht for a group that wants time together but does not want every person forced into the same activity. Families with children, multi-generation groups, birthday parties, and wedding-related gatherings fit the format well.

It also suits people who care about lunch and drinks as much as the sightseeing. The chef, appetizers, and mixologist make the boat feel like a private meal with a coastline attached, rather than only a transport service between beaches.

You may want a different experience if your top priority is a low-cost boat ride, a long fishing charter, or a tightly scheduled whale-watching trip. The available details do not promise a specific catch, whale sighting, or fixed amount of time at each stop.

Service animals are allowed, and most people can participate. The boat is near public transportation, but the activity begins and ends at the marina, so you should still allow time to reach IGY Marina StoreCentro.

Booking advice and cancellation terms

This is a private activity, so only your group participates. Confirmation arrives within 48 hours, subject to availability. Since the experience is booked an average of 110 days ahead, I would reserve early for a large group, a specific date, or the 3 PM return promotion.

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted, and all cutoffs use local Cabo time.

Weather is the key exception. If poor conditions cancel the trip, you can choose another date or receive a full refund. That is worth remembering when you plan a special event around the charter.

Should you book the Blue Moon Yacht?

Book it if you have a group large enough to share the $2,129 cost and want a private Cabo day with food, cocktails, swimming, fishing, and sightseeing in one package. The flexible format, attentive crew size, and ability to include toddlers, adults, active swimmers, and casual sightseers are the strongest reasons to choose it.

Before booking, confirm the 3 PM return requirement, your preferred activities, meal needs, and the quote for groups over 15. If your group is small or you mainly want one focused activity, the price may be hard to justify. For a full family gathering or celebration, though, this yacht offers the space and service to make different kinds of Cabo fun work together.

FAQ

How much does the private yacht charter cost?

The price is $2,129 per group of up to 10 people.

How many people can the yacht hold?

The 75-foot yacht can hold up to 50 people comfortably. Groups larger than 15 must contact customer service for an updated quote.

How long is the cruise?

The minimum trip length is three hours, approximately.

Where does the activity begin and end?

You meet at IGY Marina StoreCentro, Marina, Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur. The activity ends back at the same meeting point.

What stops are included?

The listed stops are El Arco de Cabo San Lucas, Playa el Chileno, and Medano Beach. The private format also lets you help choose how to use the time.

Are food and drinks included?

Yes. Appetizers include fresh-made ceviche, guacamole, handmade dips, and salsas. A chef prepares a full meal, and the bartender can make drinks from the cocktail menu or according to your request.

What activities are available onboard?

Snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, fishing gear, and licensed whale watching are available.

Is the trip suitable for children?

Most people can participate, and a previous family outing included two infants, three toddlers, and 10 adults. Alcoholic drinks are allowed only for people age 18 and older.

What happens if the weather is poor?

If poor weather causes cancellation, you can receive a full refund or choose a different date. You can also cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.