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A relaxed 3-hour private catamaran from Puerto Aventuras to La Bocana—anchored swimming, snacks, and an open bar in calm, shallow water. Perfect for groups who want sun, simple snorkeling, and attentive crew service without a long boat ride.
A relaxed 3-hour private catamaran from Puerto Aventuras to La Bocana—anchored swimming, snacks, and an open bar in calm, shallow water. Perfect for groups who want sun, simple snorkeling, and attentive crew service without a long boat ride.
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras as the catamaran rocks a steady welcome; the marina smells of salt and warm teak. Within 20–35 minutes the shoreline thins to reef and sand, and La Bocana opens like a protected pocket of the Caribbean—glass-clear water that invites you in and sun that finds every corner of the deck.
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Operated by Riviera Elite · Puerto Aventuras, Quintana Roo
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras as the catamaran rocks a steady welcome; the marina smells of salt and warm teak. Within 20–35 minutes the shoreline thins to reef and sand, and La Bocana opens like a protected pocket of the Caribbean—glass-clear water that invites you in and sun that finds every corner of the deck.
The Riviera Maya rides on limestone foundations carved over millennia; the reef here is the northern reach of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, where coral heads shelter parrotfish and the occasional turtle. The coastline carries layers of history too: Maya trade routes once hugged this same shore, and modern fishing villages still land catches at quiet coves.
Onboard, crews serve fresh guacamole, crudités and an open bar while the sea nudges you into slow motion. La Bocana is shallow and calm—ideal for easy swims and floating—but respect the reef: don’t touch coral and use reef-safe sunscreen. Towels, life jackets, and snorkel gear are provided, though snorkeling is not included as an organized activity on this tour.
Plan pragmatically: bring ID if you’ll drink (minimum age 18), a swim change, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone. Morning and late afternoon rides are cooler and attract clearer water; midday is brightest for photos. Wheelchair access to the boat is possible but water activities have additional safety requirements. Expect three relaxed hours of cruising, bathing, and socializing—this is a charter built for leisure with just enough sea time to make the Riviera Maya feel immediate and uncomplicated.
Snorkel gear and life jackets are available on board, but organized snorkeling instruction or guided snorkel stops are not included; guests may swim at La Bocana at their own risk.
Yes—minimum drinking age is 18; bring valid ID if you plan to consume alcoholic beverages from the open bar.
This specific booking lists all sales as final—no refunds for cancellations; the operator may cancel in bad weather and will notify you if the trip is off.
The boat is wheelchair-accessible at the dock and service animals are allowed, but water activities have additional safety requirements and some transfers may be limited.
Riviera Elite operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras as the catamaran rocks a steady welcome; the marina smells of salt and warm teak. Within 20–35 minutes the shoreline thins to reef and sand, and La Bocana opens like a protected pocket of the Caribbean—glass-clear water that invites you in and sun that finds every corner of the deck.
You step off the dock in Puerto Aventuras as the catamaran rocks a steady welcome; the marina smells of salt and warm teak. Within 20–35 minutes the shoreline thins to reef and sand, and La Bocana opens like a protected pocket of the Caribbean—glass-clear water that invites you in and sun that finds every corner of the deck.
The Riviera Maya rides on limestone foundations carved over millennia; the reef here is the northern reach of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, where coral heads shelter parrotfish and the occasional turtle. The coastline carries layers of history too: Maya trade routes once hugged this same shore, and modern fishing villages still land catches at quiet coves.
Onboard, crews serve fresh guacamole, crudités and an open bar while the sea nudges you into slow motion. La Bocana is shallow and calm—ideal for easy swims and floating—but respect the reef: don’t touch coral and use reef-safe sunscreen. Towels, life jackets, and snorkel gear are provided, though snorkeling is not included as an organized activity on this tour.
Plan pragmatically: bring ID if you’ll drink (minimum age 18), a swim change, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone. Morning and late afternoon rides are cooler and attract clearer water; midday is brightest for photos. Wheelchair access to the boat is possible but water activities have additional safety requirements. Expect three relaxed hours of cruising, bathing, and socializing—this is a charter built for leisure with just enough sea time to make the Riviera Maya feel immediate and uncomplicated.