Luxury yachts in Mexico

The most impressive super yachts in Mexico

The five legendary vessels owned by prominent Mexican figures — and the superyachts you can actually charter this season in La Paz and Cabo San Lucas.

When it comes to luxury in Mexico, few things compare to a yacht.

These vessels symbolize their owners' wealth and offer a glimpse into a lavish lifestyle on the country's waters. Below are the five most impressive luxury yachts in Mexico owned by Mexican figures — their features, their scale and what makes each one exceptional — followed by the superyachts YACHTSMX charters right now.

Lady Moura superyacht in Mexico 01

Lady Moura — 104m (344 ft)

Built by Blohm + Voss in 1990 and now owned by Ricardo Salinas Pliego, founder of Grupo Salinas. Acquired in 2021 for about $125 million, its estimated value today exceeds $200 million: a helipad, heated pool, cinema, 13 suites for up to 27 guests and a gold-plated name plaque.

Mayan Queen superyacht in Mexico 02

Mayan Queen — 92m (306 ft)

A 92-meter Blohm & Voss superyacht delivered in 2008 at an estimated $175 million, owned by Alberto Bailleres. Its standout is a living room wrapped in panoramic glass with Italian designer furniture. In 2023 the Mayan Queen rescued 104 people from a sinking migrant boat near Greece.

Pegasus V superyacht in Mexico 03

Pegasus V — 78m (257 ft)

Formerly Princess Mariana, this 78-meter yacht was designed by Espen Oino with an original interior by Francois Zuretti, linked to Carlos Peralta Quintero. A beach club that converts into a pool, a helipad that doubles as a golf course, a nightclub and a 13-seat cinema. Top speed 16 knots, range 7,500 nautical miles.

Arbema superyacht in Mexico 04

Arbema — 72m (236 ft)

Launched in 2009 as the Azteca, this 72-meter CRN yacht was designed by Nuvolari Lenard and originally owned by Ricardo Salinas Pliego before its 2021 sale. It sleeps 12 guests with a crew of 28, twin Caterpillar diesels for 16 knots and a 6,000-nautical-mile range built for transoceanic journeys.

Tsumat superyacht in Mexico 05

Tsumat — 50m (164 ft)

A 50-meter Trinity superyacht delivered in December 2012 at an estimated $50 million, owned by Alfredo Chedraui Obeso. Walnut and onyx interiors, six cabins for 12 guests, space for 11 crew, a pool-and-bar terrace, an outdoor gym and a jacuzzi — a study in personal attention to detail.

Available now

These, you can actually charter.

You will not step aboard a billionaire's flagship — but you can book a genuine superyacht. Three private, fully crewed vessels departing La Paz and Cabo San Lucas, from Balandra and Espiritu Santo to a Miami-to-Bahamas crossing. Press 'see the gallery' on any yacht to explore it deck by deck.

Benetti 134'

2025 Benetti — Sea of Cortez overnight charter

  • 134 ft
  • Up to 12
  • 5 cabins
  • Marina La Paz
Weekly rate on request + APA (not included)
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Numarine 132'

2025 explorer — La Paz & Miami to Bahamas

  • 132 ft · 40 m
  • 12 guests
  • Full crew
  • 3 decks · pool
From $294,000 USDDesde $4,998,000 MXN per week (7 days) · + APA
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Gulf Craft 141'

Cabo San Lucas — jacuzzi, beach club, water toys

  • 141 ft
  • 12 guests
  • 6 cabins
  • 10 crew
From $200,000 USDDesde $3,400,000 MXN per week (7 days) · + APA
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Rates shown are the weekly charter fee only. APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance — fuel, provisioning, beverages, dockage and customs) is billed separately and is not included. 16% IVA applies. Ask your advisor for a full all-in estimate.

The full charter fleet

What we have for rent in La Paz.

Private, fully crewed vessels on the Sea of Cortez — day boats to flagship superyachts. Every charter includes captain, crew, fuel, custom menu and water toys. Tap any yacht for details; message us for live pricing.

Chartering a superyacht in Mexico.

Can I actually rent a superyacht in Mexico?

Yes. While the Lady Moura and Mayan Queen are private flagships, YACHTSMX charters three genuine superyachts — the Benetti 134', Numarine 132' and Gulf Craft 141' — for private trips in La Paz, Cabo San Lucas and a Miami-to-Bahamas crossing. Each is fully crewed with captain and chef.

How much does a superyacht charter cost per week?

Weekly charter rates start from $200,000 USD for the Gulf Craft 141' in Cabo and from $294,000 USD for the Numarine 132'. The Benetti 134' is quoted on request. These rates are the charter fee only — APA and 16% IVA are billed separately.

What does APA mean and why is it separate?

APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) covers the running costs of the charter: fuel, food and beverages, dockage and customs. On these superyachts the weekly price is the charter fee only, so APA — typically 25 to 30 percent — is estimated up front and reconciled at the end against actual use.

Where do the charter superyachts depart from?

The Benetti 134' and Numarine 132' depart Marina La Paz for the Sea of Cortez — Balandra, Espiritu Santo and Isla Partida. The Numarine 132' also runs the Miami-to-Bahamas crossing. The Gulf Craft 141' departs Marina Cabo San Lucas for El Arco and the bay's signature anchorages.

How do I book or get live pricing?

Message us on WhatsApp or email info@yachtsmx.com with your dates and group size. A real advisor replies within 60 minutes with availability, itinerary and a full all-in estimate including APA and taxes.

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