Azimut 70: All-inclusive: menu on board, complimentary beer and cocktails, two cabins, A/C

2026 rates: a private charter on the Azimut 70 costs USD 4,199 (MXN 79,799) for 3 hours, up to USD 9,499 (MXN 180,499) for 8 hours. Prices are per boat, not per person, with 16% tax included and no charge per extra guest. The customary 15% crew tip is not included.

Up to 12 guests, plus the crew. With a full boat for 4 hours, that is about USD 442 per person. For 12 guests on the 3 hour charter it is about USD 350 each; the price is the same for 2 guests or 12.

Included: captain and two crew, three in all, menu on board: fish ceviche, sashimi, beef or chicken fajitas, guacamole with chips, complimentary beer and cocktails, served by the crew, water, sodas and ice, snorkel gear, paddle board and floating mat, cooler. A chef on board is available for an extra charge; ask us.

You do not need to: the Azimut 70 includes complimentary beer and cocktails served by the crew, plus water, sodas and ice, and the menu on board.

Yes. The Azimut 70 charter includes the menu on board (fish ceviche, sashimi, beef or chicken fajitas, guacamole with chips), complimentary beer and cocktails served by the crew, water, sodas and ice. A chef on board is extra. The CONANP conservation fee is also included.

It boards at IGY Marina Fuel Dock, Marina Cabo San Lucas. The map link to the dock comes on your boarding pass. Departures run from 7 AM to 7 PM. The boat sails until 8 PM and can stay anchored in the bay until 10 PM.

Humpback whales are in the bay from November to April, with January and February as the peak. Sunset charters are best from November to March and in June. Snorkeling is good most of the year at Pelican Rock, next to the Arch, on the 3 hour charter; Santa María Bay needs 4 hours. Departures run from 7 AM to 7 PM all year.

No. Humpback whales come to Cabo from November to April, but they are wild animals, so no one can promise a sighting. The crew follows Mexico's whale-watching rules (NOM-131-SEMARNAT-2010) and keeps its distance.

If the Port Captain (Capitanía de Puerto) closes the harbor or your captain decides it isn't safe, you choose a new date or a full refund of what you paid. Closures are rare and happen only under storm threat, mostly between September and mid October.

Yes, with cardstock decorations and a sign. Since October 2026 the Port Captain no longer allows balloons on board, and loose confetti or glitter is not allowed either. Flowers, a cake, drone shots or decor can be arranged when you book and are quoted separately.

Yes, as an extra. A professional photographer can join for USD 180, with all the photos from your charter, paid directly to the photographer. Add it in the planner. You are also welcome to bring your own cameras and phones and take all the pictures you want.

The minimum is 3 hours. Pick the date, hours and any food in the planner. We confirm in writing within 2 hours (8 AM to 8 PM Cabo time) and then send a secure Stripe link for the deposit, which holds your date and your yacht. You pay the rest at the dock on the day, by card or in cash.