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Cruise Banderas Bay aboard a private Azimut 62: a customizable 6-hour luxury day charter with snorkel gear, paddleboards, and a full open bar. Perfect for small groups who want a relaxed, private way to visit Majahuitas, Colomitos, Yelapa and hidden coves.
Cruise Banderas Bay aboard a private Azimut 62: a customizable 6-hour luxury day charter with snorkel gear, paddleboards, and a full open bar. Perfect for small groups who want a relaxed, private way to visit Majahuitas, Colomitos, Yelapa and hidden coves.
Step aboard the Azimut 62 and the harbor peels away — teak underfoot, the engine’s gentle thrum, and the Pacific opening like a page ahead. The crew calls out a welcome as Puerto Vallarta’s red-roofed hills shrink behind you, while the Sierra Madre presses the coastline into a line of green cliffs and white-sand pockets.
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Operated by Vallarta Adventures · Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
Step aboard the Azimut 62 and the harbor peels away — teak underfoot, the engine’s gentle thrum, and the Pacific opening like a page ahead. The crew calls out a welcome as Puerto Vallarta’s red-roofed hills shrink behind you, while the Sierra Madre presses the coastline into a line of green cliffs and white-sand pockets.
Banderas Bay is geologically young, a broad crescent carved by tectonic uplift and Pacific swell; its coves—Colomitos, Majahuitas, Yelapa—were once fishing stops and now host small villages that keep traditional rhythms alongside growing tourism. The area’s modern profile was shaped by mid-20th-century film and the town’s transformation from fishing port to international destination.
On a private Azimut 62 charter the emphasis is experience: customizable routing, snorkel gear, paddleboards and an open bar paired with gourmet snack platters. Expect calm cruising at 20–25 knots between bays, protected anchorages for swimming, and a bilingual captain who can adjust the day to tides, weather and group interest.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses with a retainer, and a lightweight wind layer for the return ride. If prone to seasickness, take preventive measures before boarding; ladders and swim platforms make water access straightforward but be ready for short swims to snorkel sites. National park fees and permits may apply at popular coves—book these during reservation.
This charter suits families, small groups, and anyone who wants a private, low-effort way to explore Banderas Bay’s beaches, marine life and coastal villages while enjoying the comforts of a 62-foot sport yacht.
The yacht accommodates up to 15 guests for private day charters; groups are kept private per booking.
Yes — snorkel masks, fins and basic snorkel gear are included; bring a mask you’re comfortable with if you prefer your own.
Yes, the Azimut 62 has an onboard restroom and comfortable indoor lounging areas on the lower deck.
Yes, charters are fully customizable subject to weather, sea conditions and any required park permits; discuss priorities with the concierge when booking.
Vallarta Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step aboard the Azimut 62 and the harbor peels away — teak underfoot, the engine’s gentle thrum, and the Pacific opening like a page ahead. The crew calls out a welcome as Puerto Vallarta’s red-roofed hills shrink behind you, while the Sierra Madre presses the coastline into a line of green cliffs and white-sand pockets.
Step aboard the Azimut 62 and the harbor peels away — teak underfoot, the engine’s gentle thrum, and the Pacific opening like a page ahead. The crew calls out a welcome as Puerto Vallarta’s red-roofed hills shrink behind you, while the Sierra Madre presses the coastline into a line of green cliffs and white-sand pockets.
Banderas Bay is geologically young, a broad crescent carved by tectonic uplift and Pacific swell; its coves—Colomitos, Majahuitas, Yelapa—were once fishing stops and now host small villages that keep traditional rhythms alongside growing tourism. The area’s modern profile was shaped by mid-20th-century film and the town’s transformation from fishing port to international destination.
On a private Azimut 62 charter the emphasis is experience: customizable routing, snorkel gear, paddleboards and an open bar paired with gourmet snack platters. Expect calm cruising at 20–25 knots between bays, protected anchorages for swimming, and a bilingual captain who can adjust the day to tides, weather and group interest.
Practical guidance: bring reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses with a retainer, and a lightweight wind layer for the return ride. If prone to seasickness, take preventive measures before boarding; ladders and swim platforms make water access straightforward but be ready for short swims to snorkel sites. National park fees and permits may apply at popular coves—book these during reservation.
This charter suits families, small groups, and anyone who wants a private, low-effort way to explore Banderas Bay’s beaches, marine life and coastal villages while enjoying the comforts of a 62-foot sport yacht.