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Step aboard a 60-foot Sunseeker for a private cruise of Cancún Bay with optional crossings to Isla Mujeres. Choose 2–6 hours for everything from a bay cruise to snorkeling and beach time at Playa Norte.
Step aboard a 60-foot Sunseeker for a private cruise of Cancún Bay with optional crossings to Isla Mujeres. Choose 2–6 hours for everything from a bay cruise to snorkeling and beach time at Playa Norte.
The engine hums, and the Hotel Zone slips astern as a 60-foot Sunseeker glides into the Caribbean blue. Salted wind tugs at your hat, the crew moves with practiced calm, and the shoreline of Cancún narrows into a green ribbon before the broad sweep of open water. In two hours you’ll have tasted the bay; in four to six you can cross to Isla Mujeres, drop anchor at Playa Norte, and step onto sand that barely resists the tide.
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Operated by Cancun Yacht Rentals · Cancun, Quintana Roo
The engine hums, and the Hotel Zone slips astern as a 60-foot Sunseeker glides into the Caribbean blue. Salted wind tugs at your hat, the crew moves with practiced calm, and the shoreline of Cancún narrows into a green ribbon before the broad sweep of open water. In two hours you’ll have tasted the bay; in four to six you can cross to Isla Mujeres, drop anchor at Playa Norte, and step onto sand that barely resists the tide.
This stretch of coast rides atop Yucatán’s limestone platform; reef gardens of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef system sculpt the seascape and make snorkel stops vivid with parrotfish, sergeant majors and, occasionally, sea turtles. Isla Mujeres carries a long history: the island was an important site for worship of Ixchel, the Mayan goddess of the moon and childbirth, and today small fishing villages and beachside palapas keep a quiet, local rhythm.
Expect a customizable charter: crewed by experienced staff (the operator notes pilot-owners and twin-engine yachts), capacity up to 20, and options for snorkeling gear and refreshments included. Practicalities matter—check-in at Restaurant Caminos at Marina Sunset Lagoon, bring photo ID, and plan around tides and wind. Reef-safe sunscreen, a light jacket for the ride, and reef shoes make the day smoother. Morning departures usually mean calmer seas and clearer water; afternoons deliver softer light for photos.
Whether you want a gentle cruise across Cancún Bay or a fuller day exploring Isla Mujeres and snorkeling the reef, this private Sunseeker offers flexibility and comfort—book early for preferred windows and communicate any special requests to the crew.
No — the 2-hour option cruises Cancun Bay only; Isla Mujeres crossings are available on 4- and 6-hour charters.
Yes, snorkeling equipment is listed as included; confirm sizes and availability for children when booking.
The Sunseeker 60 accommodates up to 20 guests; check with the operator about private-group limits and seating layouts.
You must check in at Restaurant Caminos at Marina Sunset Lagoon and present your digital ticket confirmation plus a photo ID at the marina.
Cancun Yacht Rentals operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine hums, and the Hotel Zone slips astern as a 60-foot Sunseeker glides into the Caribbean blue. Salted wind tugs at your hat, the crew moves with practiced calm, and the shoreline of Cancún narrows into a green ribbon before the broad sweep of open water. In two hours you’ll have tasted the bay; in four to six you can cross to Isla Mujeres, drop anchor at Playa Norte, and step onto sand that barely resists the tide.
The engine hums, and the Hotel Zone slips astern as a 60-foot Sunseeker glides into the Caribbean blue. Salted wind tugs at your hat, the crew moves with practiced calm, and the shoreline of Cancún narrows into a green ribbon before the broad sweep of open water. In two hours you’ll have tasted the bay; in four to six you can cross to Isla Mujeres, drop anchor at Playa Norte, and step onto sand that barely resists the tide.
This stretch of coast rides atop Yucatán’s limestone platform; reef gardens of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef system sculpt the seascape and make snorkel stops vivid with parrotfish, sergeant majors and, occasionally, sea turtles. Isla Mujeres carries a long history: the island was an important site for worship of Ixchel, the Mayan goddess of the moon and childbirth, and today small fishing villages and beachside palapas keep a quiet, local rhythm.
Expect a customizable charter: crewed by experienced staff (the operator notes pilot-owners and twin-engine yachts), capacity up to 20, and options for snorkeling gear and refreshments included. Practicalities matter—check-in at Restaurant Caminos at Marina Sunset Lagoon, bring photo ID, and plan around tides and wind. Reef-safe sunscreen, a light jacket for the ride, and reef shoes make the day smoother. Morning departures usually mean calmer seas and clearer water; afternoons deliver softer light for photos.
Whether you want a gentle cruise across Cancún Bay or a fuller day exploring Isla Mujeres and snorkeling the reef, this private Sunseeker offers flexibility and comfort—book early for preferred windows and communicate any special requests to the crew.