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Board ChicaFUN 2 for a four‑hour, all‑inclusive yacht charter in Bahía de Banderas—two waterslides, water toys, an open bar, and seasonal whale watching. Read practical tips for booking, packing, and getting the most from your day on the water.
Board ChicaFUN 2 for a four‑hour, all‑inclusive yacht charter in Bahía de Banderas—two waterslides, water toys, an open bar, and seasonal whale watching. Read practical tips for booking, packing, and getting the most from your day on the water.
You step from the marina onto a two‑story hull and the bay opens—salt on the air, laughter from the aft deck, and the bright arc of the waterslide daring you to leap. ChicaFUN 2 is built for groups who want both speed and play: a fast cruising single‑hull that pushes you along Bahía de Banderas, delivering more time at coves, reefs, and whale‑watching lanes.
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Operated by Chica Locca Tours · Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
You step from the marina onto a two‑story hull and the bay opens—salt on the air, laughter from the aft deck, and the bright arc of the waterslide daring you to leap. ChicaFUN 2 is built for groups who want both speed and play: a fast cruising single‑hull that pushes you along Bahía de Banderas, delivering more time at coves, reefs, and whale‑watching lanes.
Bahía de Banderas is one of Mexico’s largest bays, shaped by volcanic activity and the folds of the Sierra Madre that drop into the Pacific. The coastline here moves from rocky outcrops and sea caves at Los Arcos to the sandy, palm‑fringed beaches of Yelapa and Las Ánimas. Puerto Vallarta itself rose from a fishing village into an international destination after the 1960s film boom, and local crews still blend cosmopolitan service with regional hospitality.
On a typical four‑hour charter you’ll mix play and wildlife: waterslides and paddleboards, snorkeling over reefs, and—seasonally—humpback whales (Dec–Apr), dolphins and sea turtles. The crew runs a branded open bar and snacks are included; a fresh fajita lunch is available for a small extra fee.
Practical notes: confirm your meeting point when booking, bring reef‑safe sunscreen, secure waterproof storage for phones and cash for tips or extras, and reserve a photographer if you want curated images. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels, with life jackets and crew assistance for water entries. Book early in high season and choose a morning slot for calmer seas and better snorkeling clarity.
The yacht accommodates up to 55 guests; private charters are booked per group so you control your party size.
Expect dolphins and sea turtles year‑round; humpback whale sightings increase December through April.
A branded open bar and snacks are included; a fresh fajita lunch is offered for about 200 MXN extra.
Full refunds are available if cancelled at least 24 hours before departure; check your booking confirmation for specifics.
Chica Locca Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the marina onto a two‑story hull and the bay opens—salt on the air, laughter from the aft deck, and the bright arc of the waterslide daring you to leap. ChicaFUN 2 is built for groups who want both speed and play: a fast cruising single‑hull that pushes you along Bahía de Banderas, delivering more time at coves, reefs, and whale‑watching lanes.
You step from the marina onto a two‑story hull and the bay opens—salt on the air, laughter from the aft deck, and the bright arc of the waterslide daring you to leap. ChicaFUN 2 is built for groups who want both speed and play: a fast cruising single‑hull that pushes you along Bahía de Banderas, delivering more time at coves, reefs, and whale‑watching lanes.
Bahía de Banderas is one of Mexico’s largest bays, shaped by volcanic activity and the folds of the Sierra Madre that drop into the Pacific. The coastline here moves from rocky outcrops and sea caves at Los Arcos to the sandy, palm‑fringed beaches of Yelapa and Las Ánimas. Puerto Vallarta itself rose from a fishing village into an international destination after the 1960s film boom, and local crews still blend cosmopolitan service with regional hospitality.
On a typical four‑hour charter you’ll mix play and wildlife: waterslides and paddleboards, snorkeling over reefs, and—seasonally—humpback whales (Dec–Apr), dolphins and sea turtles. The crew runs a branded open bar and snacks are included; a fresh fajita lunch is available for a small extra fee.
Practical notes: confirm your meeting point when booking, bring reef‑safe sunscreen, secure waterproof storage for phones and cash for tips or extras, and reserve a photographer if you want curated images. The trip is suitable for most fitness levels, with life jackets and crew assistance for water entries. Book early in high season and choose a morning slot for calmer seas and better snorkeling clarity.