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Step aboard a 40-foot Lagoon catamaran for a three-hour private cruise from Tulum. Enjoy sailing, snorkeling in La Bocana, paddleboards, a premium open bar and chef-prepared snacks while exploring clear Caribbean waters.
Step aboard a 40-foot Lagoon catamaran for a three-hour private cruise from Tulum. Enjoy sailing, snorkeling in La Bocana, paddleboards, a premium open bar and chef-prepared snacks while exploring clear Caribbean waters.
The dock falls away and the catamaran answers, the hull humming as turquoise water parts and the Caribbean sun opens over the bow. On a three-hour private charter from Tulum (or Playa del Carmen) a 40-foot Lagoon catamaran carries up to 20 guests into shallow coves where the sea loosens its color into glass and coral gardens. The crew sets a relaxed tempo: an hour of coastal sailing, then a slow drift into La Bocana’s clear shallows for snorkeling, paddleboarding and sun-warmed drifting on a floating mat.
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Operated by Puerto Aventuras Yachting · Tulum, Quintana Roo
The dock falls away and the catamaran answers, the hull humming as turquoise water parts and the Caribbean sun opens over the bow. On a three-hour private charter from Tulum (or Playa del Carmen) a 40-foot Lagoon catamaran carries up to 20 guests into shallow coves where the sea loosens its color into glass and coral gardens. The crew sets a relaxed tempo: an hour of coastal sailing, then a slow drift into La Bocana’s clear shallows for snorkeling, paddleboarding and sun-warmed drifting on a floating mat.
This coastline sits atop late Pleistocene limestone and a living reef system that has supported Maya fishing villages for millennia; today the beachfront towns mix small-scale coastal life with a well-worn tourism route. Wind and tide shape the shore—sheltered coves reveal seagrass flats and reef fingers while open water can push the boat with steady trade winds.
Practical details matter: the charter comes fully crewed with snacks, bottled water and a premium open bar; restrooms are onboard. Expect about 1–1.5 hours anchored for swimming and water play. Sunscreen, rash guards and reef-safe products protect both skin and fragile coral. Timing your sail for late morning or mid-afternoon avoids the strongest midday sun and often brings calmer seas.
For groups this is a low-effort, high-reward outing—celebrations, families and small groups will find the balance of comfort and access ideal. Listen to the captain’s briefings, respect marine life while snorkeling, and leave the cove as you found it; the sea here is generous but sensitive.
Departures are offered from Tulum and Playa del Carmen—confirm your pickup point at booking.
Yes—masks, snorkels and paddleboards are provided as part of the charter inclusions.
Yes, the catamaran is equipped with an onboard restroom for guest use.
Full refund available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be cancelled for bad weather.
Puerto Aventuras Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The dock falls away and the catamaran answers, the hull humming as turquoise water parts and the Caribbean sun opens over the bow. On a three-hour private charter from Tulum (or Playa del Carmen) a 40-foot Lagoon catamaran carries up to 20 guests into shallow coves where the sea loosens its color into glass and coral gardens. The crew sets a relaxed tempo: an hour of coastal sailing, then a slow drift into La Bocana’s clear shallows for snorkeling, paddleboarding and sun-warmed drifting on a floating mat.
The dock falls away and the catamaran answers, the hull humming as turquoise water parts and the Caribbean sun opens over the bow. On a three-hour private charter from Tulum (or Playa del Carmen) a 40-foot Lagoon catamaran carries up to 20 guests into shallow coves where the sea loosens its color into glass and coral gardens. The crew sets a relaxed tempo: an hour of coastal sailing, then a slow drift into La Bocana’s clear shallows for snorkeling, paddleboarding and sun-warmed drifting on a floating mat.
This coastline sits atop late Pleistocene limestone and a living reef system that has supported Maya fishing villages for millennia; today the beachfront towns mix small-scale coastal life with a well-worn tourism route. Wind and tide shape the shore—sheltered coves reveal seagrass flats and reef fingers while open water can push the boat with steady trade winds.
Practical details matter: the charter comes fully crewed with snacks, bottled water and a premium open bar; restrooms are onboard. Expect about 1–1.5 hours anchored for swimming and water play. Sunscreen, rash guards and reef-safe products protect both skin and fragile coral. Timing your sail for late morning or mid-afternoon avoids the strongest midday sun and often brings calmer seas.
For groups this is a low-effort, high-reward outing—celebrations, families and small groups will find the balance of comfort and access ideal. Listen to the captain’s briefings, respect marine life while snorkeling, and leave the cove as you found it; the sea here is generous but sensitive.