Two guests only
The yacht is chartered whole and sold for two. Cabins, deck, tender and crew answer to you alone for three nights.
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Three nights on a private yacht built for two. A chef who cooks only for you, a table set on an empty beach under the stars, and four days of islands where the only schedule is yours.
Everything below is inside the rate. No packages to add on, no minimum bar tab, no other couple sharing the deck. You board on day one and the next thing you decide is what time to eat.
The yacht is chartered whole and sold for two. Cabins, deck, tender and crew answer to you alone for three nights.
You write the menu before you board. The chef cooks full board on the yacht: breakfast, lunch, dinner and whatever you ask for in between.
One night the crew sets a table on an empty beach of Espiritu Santo: lanterns, candles, flowers and a three course dinner served ashore.
Bottled water, soft drinks, 24 national beers per day and unlimited mojitos and margaritas. Bring your own wine and the crew will chill and serve it.
Paddleboards, kayaks, snorkel gear, floating lounge and a dinghy that drops you on beaches the day boats never reach.
Captain, chef and hostess or deckhand depending on the yacht. Fuel for the full route and check in assistance at Marina La Paz.
Late afternoon the crew loads the tender: linen, candles, paper lanterns, flowers and the chef's boxes. By the time the light goes, there is a set table on the sand of Espiritu Santo, the yacht anchored behind you with its lights on, and nothing else for kilometres.
Anniversary, proposal or vow renewal? Tell us at booking and the crew sets the same table for it.
You leave Marina La Paz at 10 AM and the city is out of sight within the hour. By lunch the yacht is anchored off an island with no roads, no hotels and no phone signal: a UNESCO biosphere reserve where red volcanic cliffs drop straight into water clear enough to read the sand nine metres down.
Four days is enough to stop checking the time. The captain reads the weather each morning and picks the anchorage around it, so what follows is the shape of the trip rather than a timetable. If you want one more day in a bay, you stay.
Two and a half hours northeast and the mainland is gone. Lunch at anchor, snorkel off the stern, first night in the bay.
White sand, no footprints, cardon cactus on the ridge. Paddleboards, kayaks, and the beach dinner if the night is calm.
Rust coloured cliffs and water that turns navy in a metre. Sea lions at Los Islotes when the season allows.
Breakfast under way and a last stop at Balandra. Two hours back to the marina, off by early afternoon.
Every rate below is the full charter for two guests, three nights, crew and chef included, already 10 percent under the standard three night price.
Most private
The quietest of the three. Two hulls means no roll at anchor, a trampoline bow made for lying down and a cabin at each end of the boat.
Under sail
Engines off, sails up, and the only sound between islands is water on the hull. A crew of two keeps the boat almost invisible.
Most space
Stabilizers, air conditioning throughout and a flybridge the size of a terrace. Four crew for two guests, and the islands come faster.
Rates are per charter, for two guests, departing Marina La Paz. A 16% sales tax applies on card payments and is waived for cash. Crew gratuity of 10-15% is not included. MXN shown at 18 pesos per dollar and is indicative only.
Three nights for two start at $9,400 USD on the Lagoon 42, $10,300 USD on the Beneteau 58 and $16,700 USD on the Ferretti 75. Each rate is already 10% below the standard three night charter and covers the whole yacht, the crew and the chef.
Completely private. The package is sold for two guests only, so the deck, the cabins and the crew are yours for the full three nights. YACHTSMX never mixes parties on the same charter.
One night of the charter the crew sets a private table on an empty beach of Espiritu Santo with lanterns, candles and flowers. The chef serves three courses ashore and the tender brings you back. It is included, not an add on. If the wind turns, the same dinner moves to the flybridge.
Included: fuel, full crew, private chef, custom menu with full board, bottled water and soft drinks, 24 national beers per day, unlimited mojitos and margaritas, water toys, the beach dinner and check in assistance. Not included: 16% sales tax on card payments (waived for cash), crew gratuity of 10-15%, flights and hotel nights before or after.
October to June has the calmest water and the clearest visibility. Whale sharks are in the bay from October to April, and the water is warmest from July to October. The Sea of Cortez is charterable year round.
Message us with your dates and the yacht you want. We confirm availability, send the menu form, and a flat $100 USD prebook deposit holds the date while the contract is signed. Honeymoon dates in high season usually go two to four months ahead.
Send us your dates and we come back with availability on all three yachts, the menu form and the beach dinner date within the route.