Cabo San Lucas Yacht Charters and Los Cabos Luxury Boat Rentals

The fleet on this page runs from 32-foot express cruisers and sportfishing yachts to flybridge motor yachts and superyachts of 100 feet and more. Each card shows the yacht’s length and style, a short description and a photo gallery. Treat the cards as the range of yachts we can arrange in Cabo rather than a live booking calendar: availability depends on your date, so ask us which of these yachts are free when you plan to travel.

Start with your number of guests and what you want to do. Express cruisers suit couples and small groups looking for a relaxed cruise or a swim stop, while larger flybridge motor yachts and superyachts give you more deck space, shade and indoor areas for longer days and celebrations. Every yacht has its own passenger limit, so include your exact head count, children included, and we will only suggest yachts that can legally carry your group.

An express cruiser keeps the helm, cockpit and sun deck on one main level with a cabin below, which makes it sociable and easy to move around. A flybridge motor yacht adds an upper deck with a second helm and seating, so you get better views and more outdoor space. A sportfishing yacht is built around a working cockpit for fishing, often with a tower for spotting fish, but it also works for scenic cruising. Superyachts are the largest vessels, with several decks of living space.

Yes, El Arco, the rock arch at Land’s End, is close to the Cabo San Lucas marina and is one of the most popular sights on private cruises, and several yachts on this page are pictured there. How long you spend there, and whether you add swimming or snorkeling stops, depends on the yacht, the length of your charter, sea conditions and local rules on the day. Tell us what you would like to see when you inquire so the captain can plan around it.

Select Inquire About This Yacht on that yacht’s card. It opens our contact form with Cabo San Lucas already chosen and the yacht’s name written into your message, so you only need to add your name, email, date and group size. If the card does not answer a question, such as the cabin layout, onboard facilities or whether the yacht suits fishing, add it to the same message. You can also name several yachts and ask us to compare them for your date.

The most useful details are your preferred date and a backup date if you have one, the number of guests including children, how many hours you would like on the water and the time of day you prefer. Add the yacht or size range you are interested in, the occasion, and anything you hope to do, such as swimming, snorkeling, fishing or a sunset cruise. The more specific your request, the more accurate the suggestions and the quote will be.

The price depends mainly on the yacht, the length of the charter, your number of guests and what is included. As the introduction on this page explains, Cabo charters can range from a few hundred dollars for a smaller boat to thousands of dollars for a large yacht. Yacht Getter does not publish fixed rates for the yachts on this page, so request a quote for your exact date and group and check what that quote covers before you book.

Inclusions are set yacht by yacht, so please do not assume they are the same across the fleet. When you receive a quote, check whether it covers the captain and crew, fuel, food, drinks, ice, snorkeling gear and any water toys, and whether anything is charged separately, such as taxes or crew gratuities. If you have dietary requirements or would like catering arranged, mention it in your inquiry so it can be confirmed in writing before you book.

All Cabo charters require advance notice, and the earlier you ask, the more choice you will have. Holidays, weekends and the busiest travel months are the dates when the most requested yachts are reserved first. If your travel dates are fixed, send your inquiry as soon as you know them. Short-notice requests are still worth sending, but expect a smaller choice of yachts.

Charters can be arranged for a few hours, such as a sunset cruise, or for a full day, and longer trips can be discussed for suitable yachts. Within the time you book, the captain can usually shape the route around your interests, such as sightseeing at Land’s End, a swim stop or time for fishing. Agree the duration, start time and a rough plan before you book, because the final route always depends on sea conditions and the captain’s judgment on the day.

The departure point is confirmed for each booking and depends on where the chosen yacht is berthed. Many private yachts in Cabo San Lucas are based in the marina, but it is best not to assume this. Once your charter is confirmed, ask for the exact meeting place, what time to arrive and who to contact on the day.

Fishing is possible on suitable yachts, and the sportfishing yachts on this page are set up for it. If fishing is the main purpose of your trip, say so in your inquiry so we can suggest the right boat and confirm the tackle, fishing licenses and crew included. Humpback whales are commonly seen off Los Cabos in the winter months, roughly December to April, but sightings are never guaranteed, so treat them as a seasonal bonus rather than a promise.