Tulum Yacht Charters and Luxury Boat Rentals

Yes. Yacht Getter arranges private charters for visitors staying in Tulum and elsewhere on Mexico’s Riviera Maya. The yacht will not necessarily depart from Tulum itself, because yachts are based at marinas along the coast, so tell us where you are staying and we will confirm the departure point and how to get there.

Depending on availability, options include sport yachts, luxury motor yachts, larger superyachts, fishing boats, party boats, speedboats, catamarans and sailboats. Tell us your group size and what kind of day you have in mind, and we will suggest the boats that suit it best.

The Tulum archaeological site stands on a cliff above the Caribbean, and it is one of the few Maya sites visible from the sea. Whether your route passes it depends on where the yacht departs, the length of your charter and sea conditions. If seeing the ruins from the water matters to you, mention it when you inquire.

The Riviera Maya coast is fronted by the Mesoamerican Reef, and snorkeling stops are a popular part of private charters. Which spots are suitable depends on the yacht’s route and the conditions on the day, and some protected areas have their own rules and fees. Ask whether snorkeling gear is on board and whether fees are included in your quote.

Yes, private holiday charters and corporate charters are both arranged in the Riviera Maya. For a corporate group, include your number of guests, the date, the purpose of the event and any catering or setup needs, and we will suggest yachts that can accommodate the group.

Catamarans offer a stable ride and wide, open decks, which suit swimming, snorkeling and larger social groups. Motor yachts tend to be faster and offer more shade, privacy and indoor space. Your group size, budget and the kind of day you want usually decide which is the better fit.

Send a request through our contact form with Tulum as the destination, or call +1 (305) 515-4735 to speak with a charter specialist. Include your date, number of guests, where you are staying and how long you would like to be on the water.

Besides your date and group size, tell us where you are staying, whether you need help with transport to the departure point, how many hours you want, and what you would like to do, such as snorkeling, fishing, swimming or celebrating a special occasion. These details let us suggest a realistic plan and an accurate price.

The price depends on the type and size of boat, the length of the charter, the number of guests, the date and what is included. Because these vary widely, Yacht Getter provides individual quotes rather than fixed prices. Share your budget with your request and we will suggest options that fit it.

Inclusions depend on the boat, so confirm them in your quote. Check whether the price covers the captain and crew, fuel, food and drinks, snorkeling gear and any transport to the departure point, and whether park fees, taxes or gratuities are extra.

Yes. Sargassum seaweed can reach Caribbean beaches in some months, varying from year to year, and wind or rough seas can change which stops are comfortable. The captain decides what is safe on the day. Ask about the rescheduling and cancellation terms for bad weather before you book.

All three are on Mexico’s Caribbean coast. Tulum is farther south and quieter, Playa del Carmen faces the island of Cozumel, and Cancun is close to Isla Mujeres. Where you are staying often decides the best departure point. See our Playa del Carmen and Cancun pages to compare.