Escape the crowds aboard a private 36-ft Fjord around Cozumel: snorkel choice reefs, enjoy a gourmet ceviche lunch and premium spirits, and customize your day with a local captain. Ideal for celebrations or a relaxed day at sea.
Escape the crowds aboard a private 36-ft Fjord around Cozumel: snorkel choice reefs, enjoy a gourmet ceviche lunch and premium spirits, and customize your day with a local captain. Ideal for celebrations or a relaxed day at sea.
You step from the marina gangway onto a 36-foot Fjord and the island exhales salt and sun. The captain casts off, engines purring, and Cozumel slips sideways — reef flats glinting like green glass, the wind testing your playlist, the horizon promising turquoise coves that dare you closer.
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Operated by DELUXE PRIVATE BOATS · Cozumel, Quintana Roo
You step from the marina gangway onto a 36-foot Fjord and the island exhales salt and sun. The captain casts off, engines purring, and Cozumel slips sideways — reef flats glinting like green glass, the wind testing your playlist, the horizon promising turquoise coves that dare you closer.
Cozumel’s shores carry layers of history: a Mayan pilgrimage island to the goddess Ixchel, later reshaped by colonial trade and modern tourism. Beneath the surface, coral ridges born of millennia frame one of the Caribbean’s most accessible reef systems. Local fish farms of color and branching coral create a living geology that draws snorkelers and scientists alike.
This private charter mixes hands-on relaxation with practical luxury: gourmet ceviche and craft spirits served on deck, as the crew navigates away from crowded dive sites to choose the best reef for your group. The boat’s restrooms and provided snorkel gear make it easy for families; captains will suggest quieter spots based on wind and currents.
Plan for sun, salt, and short swims. Bring a submersible camera, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and quick-dry clothing. Expect 6 hours aboard with multiple snorkeling stops and a seated lunch; tipping around 15% is customary. If seas look choppy, morning departures are calmer; the company allows cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. Respect the reef: no anchoring on coral and follow crew guidance when entering the water. On a clear day, the sea seems to pull you forward, and the crew’s local knowledge turns a private boat into a day that remembers you.
Basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling; non-swimmers can float with a life vest and still enjoy the boat and shallow shore visits.
Yes — snorkels, masks and fins are included, but you may prefer your own fit for longer swims.
Departure is from Marina Fonatur in Cozumel; the operator meets guests at the office and walks you to the boat—transfers may be arranged separately.
Full refunds available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; tipping is not included and 15% is recommended for the crew.
DELUXE PRIVATE BOATS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You step from the marina gangway onto a 36-foot Fjord and the island exhales salt and sun. The captain casts off, engines purring, and Cozumel slips sideways — reef flats glinting like green glass, the wind testing your playlist, the horizon promising turquoise coves that dare you closer.
You step from the marina gangway onto a 36-foot Fjord and the island exhales salt and sun. The captain casts off, engines purring, and Cozumel slips sideways — reef flats glinting like green glass, the wind testing your playlist, the horizon promising turquoise coves that dare you closer.
Cozumel’s shores carry layers of history: a Mayan pilgrimage island to the goddess Ixchel, later reshaped by colonial trade and modern tourism. Beneath the surface, coral ridges born of millennia frame one of the Caribbean’s most accessible reef systems. Local fish farms of color and branching coral create a living geology that draws snorkelers and scientists alike.
This private charter mixes hands-on relaxation with practical luxury: gourmet ceviche and craft spirits served on deck, as the crew navigates away from crowded dive sites to choose the best reef for your group. The boat’s restrooms and provided snorkel gear make it easy for families; captains will suggest quieter spots based on wind and currents.
Plan for sun, salt, and short swims. Bring a submersible camera, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and quick-dry clothing. Expect 6 hours aboard with multiple snorkeling stops and a seated lunch; tipping around 15% is customary. If seas look choppy, morning departures are calmer; the company allows cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. Respect the reef: no anchoring on coral and follow crew guidance when entering the water. On a clear day, the sea seems to pull you forward, and the crew’s local knowledge turns a private boat into a day that remembers you.