Seven days from Cabo San Lucas or La Paz north to Loreto, through the anchorages of Baja no road reaches.
Route flagship 2025 · Italian tri-deck · La Paz & Cabo
In Baja now · taking charters
The newest superyacht based in Baja and the vessel this 6-night itinerary was written around. Full crew, tailored menu, tenders and water toys on board.
Largest Tri-deck · 10 crew · La Paz & Cabo
In Baja now · taking charters
The longest yacht on the route, with six en-suite cabins and a crew of ten. Fuel, crew, custom menu, open bar and water toys come standard.
Available November 2025 · 40 m steel · RINA class
Available in November in Baja · currently on the Miami – Bahamas route
Steel hull, three decks, 6,000 nm range and a glass-sided pool at the beach club. Owner's suite, VIP and three guest staterooms; alfresco dining on two levels.
Ferretti Group 2025 · 33 m · Zuccon design
In Baja now · taking charters
Tri-deck with flybridge and foredeck jacuzzi, 262 GT, 7.52 m beam, 12 knots cruising and 1,540 nm range. Award-winning exterior by Zuccon International Project.
Rates are charter fees. APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) covers fuel, provisions, beverages, marina fees and customs; standard APA is 25-30% of the charter fee unless the yacht is quoted APA included. Crew gratuity 10-15% is not included. The Numarine 132' is available in Baja from November; she is currently running the Miami - Bahamas route. Availability changes weekly and new superyachts join the Mexico charter fleet each season — ask us for the current list.
North of La Paz the coast empties out. No marinas, no resorts, no cell signal for stretches of it — just islands, red rock and water that turns from cobalt to glass. These are the three anchorages that define the northern half of the route.
The largest island on this stretch and the reason the route stops feeling like a coastal cruise. Its west side hides a mangrove estuary you enter by tender at high water, herons lifting off ahead of the bow. The east side is cliff and open Gulf. Across the channel sits San Evaristo, a fishing village of a few dozen people where the crew can buy the day's catch.
A crescent of white sand with nothing behind it. There is no road in, no palapa, no other boat most days — which is exactly why captains put it on the itinerary. Guests swim off the transom, hike the ridge for the view back over the anchorage, and stay on deck after dinner because there is no light for a hundred miles and the Milky Way sits right on top of the mast.
The northern reach, and the oldest town in the Californias — the first mission was founded here in 1697, with the Sierra de la Giganta rising straight behind it. Offshore, Loreto Bay National Marine Park protects five islands: Coronado with its volcanic cone and white sandbar, Carmen, Danzante, Monserrat and Santa Catalina. In winter and spring blue whales feed in this channel. From here the yacht turns south and runs the coast home.
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| Yacht | LOA | Guests | Cabins | Crew | Available | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gulf Craft 141' | 141 ft | 12 | 6 | 10 | Now in Baja | $200,000$3,600,000/ 6 nights |
| Benetti 134' | 134 ft | 14 | 7 | Full | Now in Baja | $266,000$4,788,000/ 6 nights |
| Numarine 132' | 132 ft | 12 | 5 | Full | November | $42,000$756,000/ night |
| Custom Line 110' | 110 ft | 10 | 5 | 6 | Now in Baja | $33,800$608,400/ night |
Swipe the table sideways on mobile. The Numarine 132' joins the Baja fleet in November; she is currently on the Miami - Bahamas route.
It depends on group size and how remote you want to go. The Benetti 134' is the vessel this 7-day itinerary was built around: 14 guests, 7 cabins, 2025 build based in Baja. The Gulf Craft 141' is the largest available with 10 crew, the Numarine 132' adds a glass-sided pool and 6,000 nm range for the most remote anchorages, and the Custom Line 110' suits groups of 10 or fewer. Availability rotates, so ask for the current superyacht list.
From November. She is currently running the Miami - Bahamas route and repositions to the Sea of Cortez for the Baja season, so November and December dates can be held now. The Benetti 134', Gulf Craft 141' and Custom Line 110' are already in Baja and taking charters.
The 7-day, 6-night Sea of Cortez route runs from $200,000 USD plus APA on the Gulf Craft 141' and from $266,000 USD plus APA on the Benetti 134'. Nightly-rate superyachts start at $33,800 USD on the Custom Line 110' and $42,000 USD APA included on the Numarine 132'. All rates are private, whole-yacht charter departing Cabo San Lucas or La Paz.
Overnight capacity on the superyachts currently available ranges from 10 to 14 guests: 14 on the Benetti 134' across 7 cabins, 12 on the Gulf Craft 141' across 6 en-suite cabins, 12 on the Numarine 132' across 5 staterooms, and 10 on the Custom Line 110' across 5 cabins. Day-trip capacity can be higher; ask us.
APA is the Advance Provisioning Allowance: fuel, food, beverages, marina and customs fees, billed against the charter. The industry standard is 25-30% of the charter fee. On the Numarine 132' the published nightly rate already includes APA; on the Benetti 134' APA is charged separately.
You can depart from Cabo San Lucas or from La Paz. The route runs north past Cabo Pulmo, Cerralvo, Espiritu Santo, Balandra, San Francisquito and Agua Verde to the Loreto region, hitting the most remote anchorages of the Sea of Cortez, and can end in Loreto, La Paz or back in Cabo. Ground transfers are arranged by our concierge.
Peak season in Baja runs November through May and superyachts of this size are limited in Mexico, so 60 to 120 days ahead is realistic. A flat $100 USD prebook deposit holds a date while we confirm availability.
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