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Board a private 45' Lagoon catamaran from Puerto Aventuras for three hours of sailing, swimming at La Bocana Cove and a scenic sandbar stop. Enjoy paddle boards, snacks, bottled water and a premium open bar on this relaxed coastal cruise.
Board a private 45' Lagoon catamaran from Puerto Aventuras for three hours of sailing, swimming at La Bocana Cove and a scenic sandbar stop. Enjoy paddle boards, snacks, bottled water and a premium open bar on this relaxed coastal cruise.
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras and the catamaran's broad beams welcome you like an invitation to slow down. The engine eases the boat away from the marina; salt air pulls at your hat, and the Caribbean opens in a flat, luminous sheet. After about an hour of steady sailing the captain eases into La Bocana Cove, where shallow sandbars spread like islands of light and the water tempts you off the swim platform.
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Operated by Puerto Aventuras Yachting · Puerto Aventuras, Quintana Roo
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras and the catamaran's broad beams welcome you like an invitation to slow down. The engine eases the boat away from the marina; salt air pulls at your hat, and the Caribbean opens in a flat, luminous sheet. After about an hour of steady sailing the captain eases into La Bocana Cove, where shallow sandbars spread like islands of light and the water tempts you off the swim platform.
This stretch of the Mexican Caribbean sits on young limestone and coral formations carved by currents and storms over millennia. Local fishing and marina culture still shape daily life here: fishermen mend nets in the mornings, while modern marinas serve charters and sport-fishing in the afternoons. Guides on board speak English and Spanish and can point out regional marine features and the basics of reef conservation.
Practically, this is a relaxed three-hour private cruise on a 45-foot Lagoon catamaran with a floating mat, paddle boards, restrooms on board, bottled water, snacks, and a premium open bar for guests 21+. You can anchor at the sandbar for swimming and snorkeling or enjoy continuous sailing if you prefer movement and views. Expect gentle rolling seas most days; rougher conditions are possible during summer storms.
Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, water-resistant shoes, and a light cover for sea breezes. Arrive with cash or card for tips, bring ID for alcohol service, and consider motion-sickness medication if you’re prone to seasickness. For families and casual sailors this trip balances comfort and access to pristine shallow waters—an easy, scenic way to experience the coast without technical skills required.
Charters depart from Puerto Aventuras marina; confirm exact meeting location and time on your voucher—plan to arrive 15–30 minutes early.
Yes, children are welcome; the boat provides life jackets and is stroller accessible, but supervise kids around the swim platform.
Yes—shallow sandbar swimming and paddle boarding are part of the experience; guides can advise on best spots but bring your own mask if you prefer.
Full refund available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather with refund eligibility per the operator's policy.
Puerto Aventuras Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras and the catamaran's broad beams welcome you like an invitation to slow down. The engine eases the boat away from the marina; salt air pulls at your hat, and the Caribbean opens in a flat, luminous sheet. After about an hour of steady sailing the captain eases into La Bocana Cove, where shallow sandbars spread like islands of light and the water tempts you off the swim platform.
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras and the catamaran's broad beams welcome you like an invitation to slow down. The engine eases the boat away from the marina; salt air pulls at your hat, and the Caribbean opens in a flat, luminous sheet. After about an hour of steady sailing the captain eases into La Bocana Cove, where shallow sandbars spread like islands of light and the water tempts you off the swim platform.
This stretch of the Mexican Caribbean sits on young limestone and coral formations carved by currents and storms over millennia. Local fishing and marina culture still shape daily life here: fishermen mend nets in the mornings, while modern marinas serve charters and sport-fishing in the afternoons. Guides on board speak English and Spanish and can point out regional marine features and the basics of reef conservation.
Practically, this is a relaxed three-hour private cruise on a 45-foot Lagoon catamaran with a floating mat, paddle boards, restrooms on board, bottled water, snacks, and a premium open bar for guests 21+. You can anchor at the sandbar for swimming and snorkeling or enjoy continuous sailing if you prefer movement and views. Expect gentle rolling seas most days; rougher conditions are possible during summer storms.
Pack reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, water-resistant shoes, and a light cover for sea breezes. Arrive with cash or card for tips, bring ID for alcohol service, and consider motion-sickness medication if you’re prone to seasickness. For families and casual sailors this trip balances comfort and access to pristine shallow waters—an easy, scenic way to experience the coast without technical skills required.