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Step aboard a 50‑foot Sea Ray and trade Cancun’s shore for crystalline reefs and Isla Mujeres beaches. This private charter includes snorkel and fishing gear, inflatables and stocked drinks—just add a party and sunscreen.
Step aboard a 50‑foot Sea Ray and trade Cancun’s shore for crystalline reefs and Isla Mujeres beaches. This private charter includes snorkel and fishing gear, inflatables and stocked drinks—just add a party and sunscreen.
The hull parts the turquoise like a deliberate hand, and the Caribbean breeze pushes the flybridge into quiet conversation. Onboard the Sea Daddy— a 50‑foot Sea Ray with flybridge and air‑conditioned cabins—guests trade the hotel glow of Cancun for reef flashes, inflatable islands and the slap of warm water against the hull. A short cruise can put you at Isla Mujeres’ Playa Norte or the shallow gardens off Isla Blanca in under an hour, depending on tide and wind.
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Operated by Chartiers del mar · Cancun, Quintana Roo
The hull parts the turquoise like a deliberate hand, and the Caribbean breeze pushes the flybridge into quiet conversation. Onboard the Sea Daddy— a 50‑foot Sea Ray with flybridge and air‑conditioned cabins—guests trade the hotel glow of Cancun for reef flashes, inflatable islands and the slap of warm water against the hull. A short cruise can put you at Isla Mujeres’ Playa Norte or the shallow gardens off Isla Blanca in under an hour, depending on tide and wind.
The coastline here is limestone shelf and living reef: coral formations built over millennia and the same currents that carried Mayan canoes now sweep nutrient‑rich water past nurse sharks and rays. Isla Mujeres takes its name from the pre‑Columbian cult of Ixchel, and today the island balances fishing traditions with tourism focused on snorkeling and catch‑and‑release sport fishing.
Practically speaking, a two‑hour private charter aboard Sea Daddy is turnkey: space for up to 16 people, snorkel and fishing gear, floaties and a stocked cooler (24 beers, 24 sodas, 24 waters). Transportation and dock fees aren’t included, so plan pickup and allowance for port charges.
For the best experience, book morning slots when seas are calm, bring reef‑safe sunscreen and a light windlayer for the flybridge, and confirm guest list and grill use before departure. The captain sets the route; the sea dares you to choose—snorkel shallow gardens or slow‑troll for an afternoon bite.
The Sea Daddy sleeps and seats up to 16 guests for day charters; confirm the passenger count when booking to comply with safety limits.
Yes—snorkeling equipment and recreational fishing gear are provided as part of the charter inclusions.
The charter includes 24 beers, 24 sodas, 24 bottles of water and ice; additional food or specialty catering should be arranged in advance.
No—transportation and dock fees are not included. You’ll need to arrange pickup or plan for taxi/ride‑share to the departure marina.
Chartiers del mar operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull parts the turquoise like a deliberate hand, and the Caribbean breeze pushes the flybridge into quiet conversation. Onboard the Sea Daddy— a 50‑foot Sea Ray with flybridge and air‑conditioned cabins—guests trade the hotel glow of Cancun for reef flashes, inflatable islands and the slap of warm water against the hull. A short cruise can put you at Isla Mujeres’ Playa Norte or the shallow gardens off Isla Blanca in under an hour, depending on tide and wind.
The hull parts the turquoise like a deliberate hand, and the Caribbean breeze pushes the flybridge into quiet conversation. Onboard the Sea Daddy— a 50‑foot Sea Ray with flybridge and air‑conditioned cabins—guests trade the hotel glow of Cancun for reef flashes, inflatable islands and the slap of warm water against the hull. A short cruise can put you at Isla Mujeres’ Playa Norte or the shallow gardens off Isla Blanca in under an hour, depending on tide and wind.
The coastline here is limestone shelf and living reef: coral formations built over millennia and the same currents that carried Mayan canoes now sweep nutrient‑rich water past nurse sharks and rays. Isla Mujeres takes its name from the pre‑Columbian cult of Ixchel, and today the island balances fishing traditions with tourism focused on snorkeling and catch‑and‑release sport fishing.
Practically speaking, a two‑hour private charter aboard Sea Daddy is turnkey: space for up to 16 people, snorkel and fishing gear, floaties and a stocked cooler (24 beers, 24 sodas, 24 waters). Transportation and dock fees aren’t included, so plan pickup and allowance for port charges.
For the best experience, book morning slots when seas are calm, bring reef‑safe sunscreen and a light windlayer for the flybridge, and confirm guest list and grill use before departure. The captain sets the route; the sea dares you to choose—snorkel shallow gardens or slow‑troll for an afternoon bite.