Cancun Yacht Rentals MexicoLuxury Yacht Isla Mujeres: 55ft Carver with Food and Drinks
This luxury yacht Isla Mujeres charter leaves from Marina La Amada on the island itself, so you do not cross from Cancun by boat. Magic-Sea Luxury Yachts runs a newly refinished 55-foot Carver for up to 15 guests on a 4-hour private trip. Mexican seafood and an open bar of beer, rum, vodka, tequila, wine and sparkling wine come in the price, along with snorkel gear and all fees and taxes. The description names a stop at Playa Norte and time in downtown Isla Mujeres. This page sets out what the $2,300 covers, what the day looks like and which travellers should compare other Cancun yacht rentals instead.
About This Tour
Magic-Sea Luxury Yachts runs this 4-hour private charter from Marina La Amada on Isla Mujeres, not from Cancun. You reach the island first by ferry, or you buy the optional round-trip hotel transportation at a small cost. The Carver 55-foot yacht has seating, sun pads and air conditioning, and the crew serves guacamole, ceviche, quesadillas and fruit with drinks from an onboard bar. Snorkel gear is provided and the listing states that all fees and taxes are in the price.
The listing is new on GetYourGuide and has no reviews yet, so there are no guest reports to read before you book. The platform's own terms still apply: free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, and reserve now and pay later. Special dietary requirements and accessibility needs can be accommodated on request.
$2,300 per group, for the whole boat up to 15 guests. This is the from price on the listing.
4 hours. Check availability to see starting times.
Marina La Amada, Isla Mujeres. The parking lot is on the other side of the marina and this entrance is for guests arriving with transportation.
Carver 55-foot yacht with seating, sun pads and air conditioning, for up to 15 guests, private group only.
Hotel pickup and drop-off (optional round-trip transportation at a small cost), tips to the crew, and the jet ski are not included.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund. Reserve now and pay later is available.
Check Dates and Availability
Starting times are set by the operator, so check the calendar for the departure on your date. English and Spanish live guides are offered.
Quick answer The short version
This luxury yacht Isla Mujeres charter costs $2,300 per group for 4 hours on a 55-foot Carver for up to 15 guests, leaving from Marina La Amada on the island.
Key takeaways
- Food, an open bar, snorkel gear and all fees and taxes are included. Hotel pickup, crew tips and the jet ski are not. See what the price covers.
- Because it departs from Isla Mujeres you must get there first. Read the guide to the ferry to Isla Mujeres.
- The listing is new with no reviews. If a track record matters, the 55ft Luxury Yacht Charter has more than 800 reviews from Cancun.
- The trip is 4 hours, and the boat starts on the island, not in the Hotel Zone. Compare the Azimut 47 Yacht to Isla Mujeres for a 6-hour run from Cancun.
What the Price Actually Covers
The $2,300 is for the whole boat, not per person, and it covers the listed inclusions for up to 15 guests. It is the from price on the listing.
In the Price and Out of It
The inclusions come straight from the operator's listing: lunch and snacks built around Mexican seafood flavors (guacamole, ceviche, quesadillas and fruit), beverages and bottled water, an onboard bar of beer, rum, vodka, tequila, wine and sparkling wine, snorkel gear, a private tour, a live guide in English or Spanish, and all fees and taxes. Wheelchair access is stated, and dietary and accessibility needs can be accommodated on request.
Three things are excluded and named as such: hotel pickup and drop-off, tips to the crew, and the jet ski. Round-trip transportation from your hotel to the marina exists as an option at a small cost, so ask the operator for that figure when you book. Note also that the listing is new and carries no reviews, which means no guest reports to weigh before you commit. The platform's free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure still protects you, so book early and cancel free of charge if plans change.
| Line | In the price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Boat and crew | Yes | Private Carver 55 ft, up to 15 guests, live guide in English or Spanish |
| Food | Yes | Guacamole, ceviche, quesadillas and fruit, dietary needs on request |
| Drinks | Yes | Beverages, bottled water, and a bar of beer, rum, vodka, tequila, wine and sparkling wine |
| Snorkel gear | Yes | Provided on board |
| Fees and taxes | Yes | The listing states all fees and taxes are included |
| Hotel pickup | No | Optional round-trip transportation at a small cost |
| Crew tips | No | Not included |
| Jet ski | No | Not included |
Sources: CONANP, Costa Occidental de Isla Mujeres, Punta Cancun y Punta Nizuc, Wikipedia, Cancun
A flybridge motor yacht on turquoise water off Isla Mujeres. Illustration.
What the Day Is Really Like
The listing's itinerary names Marina La Amada as both starting and ending point, with three optional stops on the water and on the island. Exact clock times are set at booking.
Stop by Stop
You arrive at Marina La Amada on Isla Mujeres, where the guest entrance is used for those arriving with transportation and the parking lot sits on the other side of the marina. Starting times are confirmed when you check availability. The boat leaves the marina and works a 4-hour loop with three optional stops.
The first block is snorkeling, listed at up to 2 hours, with gear provided. The second is Isla Mujeres itself, a visit of up to 3 hours at an extra fee, where the description has you shop for souvenirs or sample local cuisine in downtown Isla Mujeres and return to the yacht at your designated time. A swimming block of up to 2 hours is also listed, and the description separately names a stop at Playa Norte with its clear water and white sand. The beach sits at the island's northern tip near downtown. All three stops are optional and the itinerary is for reference only, so the captain sets the final order. Food service runs through the trip and the bar stays open. The day ends back at Marina La Amada.
Who This Charter Rules Out
This is a private boat with fixed limits. Some of them push specific travellers toward a different listing entirely.
Check These Before You Book
The guest cap is 15 and the price is for the whole boat, so small parties pay the same $2,300. A couple or a family of four gets far better value from the 46ft Private Yacht Rental, which starts lower and also takes up to 15. If you want to leave from the Cancun Hotel Zone rather than the island, the Azimut 47 Yacht to Isla Mujeres does that 6-hour run, and the Isla Mujeres Private Yacht adds hotel pickup at a lower price.
No minimum age is stated, and the drinking age is not stated either, so ask the operator if either matters for your group. Because the boat starts on Isla Mujeres, you must arrange the ferry or the paid hotel transfer. The trip is 4 hours, so anyone wanting a longer day should compare the 6-hour Azimut instead. The itinerary is for reference only, so keep the 24-hour free cancellation as your safety net. Finally, the listing is new with no reviews: if reading guest reports matters to you, the 55ft Luxury Yacht Charter carries hundreds of them.
Swimmers in the shallows at Caleta beach on Isla Mujeres. Photo: Bernard DUPONT, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Getting There and What to Add
The departure is on Isla Mujeres, so plan the crossing first. The island also rewards time before or after the boat.
Reaching Marina La Amada
Ferries to Isla Mujeres leave from several points. Ultramar sails from its Puerto Juarez terminal on Av. Lopez Portillo, from Playa Tortugas at Blvd Kukulcan km 6.5 and from Playa Caracol at km 9.5, and arrives at the APIQROO terminal on Av.
Rueda Medina downtown. Xailing sails from El Embarcadero at Blvd Kukulcan km 4.5, and states a crossing of about 20 to 30 minutes. Ultramar asks passengers to arrive 30 minutes before departure and its tickets are non-refundable, so build slack into the morning.
Inside the Hotel Zone the R-1 and R-2 buses run 24 hours, with reduced service after midnight. If you would rather not coordinate, the operator sells optional round-trip hotel transportation to the marina at a small cost. The marina's guest entrance is for those arriving with transportation and the parking lot is on the other side, a detail to confirm with the crew when you book.
| Ferry | Departs from | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Ultramar | Puerto Juarez, Playa Tortugas km 6.5, Playa Caracol km 9.5 | Arrives Av. Rueda Medina, arrive 30 minutes early |
| Xailing | El Embarcadero, Blvd Kukulcan km 4.5 | About 20 to 30 minutes crossing |
| Optional transfer | Your hotel | Round trip at a small cost, arrange with the operator |
Add These Around the Charter
Playa Norte sits at the northern tip near downtown, a few minutes on foot from the ferry terminal, and the water stays shallow far from shore. Downtown Isla Mujeres is on the itinerary itself if you buy the island visit stop. On the water side, the MUSA underwater museum lies in the national marine park off Cancun and the west coast of Isla Mujeres, and its galleries are a separate trip from this charter.
A ferry day to Isla Mujeres is the simplest add-on if your sailing is in the afternoon, and the Playa Norte Isla Mujeres guide covers the beach in detail.
Itinerary
Times are as the listing states them. The three stops are optional and subject to change, and the captain sets the final order.
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Start
Arrive at Marina La Amada
Meet at the guest entrance on Isla Mujeres, the one used for guests arriving with transportation. The parking lot is on the other side of the marina. Your starting time is confirmed at booking.
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Departure
Leave the marina
The Carver 55-foot yacht heads out for the 4-hour loop. Seating, sun pads and air conditioning are on board, and the crew opens the bar.
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First hours
Snorkeling, up to 2 hours
An optional stop with gear provided. Life vests are mandatory in the marine park and you must not touch species, feed fish or anchor in seagrass beds.
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Mid trip
Swimming and Playa Norte, up to 2 hours
An optional swimming block. The description names a stop at Playa Norte at the island's northern tip, with a dip in the clear water or time on the sand.
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Before the return
Downtown Isla Mujeres, up to 3 hours
An optional island visit at an extra fee. Shop for souvenirs or eat downtown, then return to the yacht at your designated time. Food and drinks run throughout the trip.
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End
Back to Marina La Amada
The yacht returns to the same marina where the trip began.
Pros and Cons
An honest read of this listing against the rest of the Cancun market.
What we genuinely like
- Food is genuinely included: guacamole, ceviche, quesadillas and fruit, not just a bag of chips
- The bar stocks beer, rum, vodka, tequila, wine and sparkling wine at no extra charge
- All fees and taxes are stated as included, so no surprise dock cash at the marina
- Snorkel gear is provided and the boat has air conditioning and sun pads
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure, with reserve now and pay later
The honest downsides
- $2,300 for 4 hours is a high entry price, and small groups pay it all
- The boat leaves from Isla Mujeres, so you must organize a ferry or buy the paid transfer
- The listing is new on GetYourGuide with no reviews to read
- Hotel pickup, crew tips and the jet ski are all excluded
- The island visit stop carries an extra fee
Who it's NOT for: Not for travellers who want to depart from the Cancun Hotel Zone, read a stack of reviews before booking, or pay a small price for a short private trip.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does this luxury yacht Isla Mujeres charter cost?
The listing price is $2,300 per group for up to 15 guests, and that figure is for the 4-hour trip. Fees and taxes are included. For a lower entry price compare the 46ft Private Yacht Rental.
Where does the boat leave from?
From Marina La Amada on Isla Mujeres itself, with the guest entrance used for those arriving with transportation. That means organizing a crossing first, so read the ferry to Isla Mujeres guide before booking.
Is food and drink really included?
Yes. The crew serves guacamole, ceviche, quesadillas and fruit, with bottled water and a bar of beer, rum, vodka, tequila, wine and sparkling wine. Dietary needs can be accommodated on request. The 55ft Luxury Yacht Charter includes only water and soda, by contrast.
Can I get picked up at my hotel?
Hotel pickup and drop-off are not in the price, but the operator offers optional round-trip transportation from your hotel to the marina at a small cost, arranged when booking. The Isla Mujeres Private Yacht includes hotel pickup in its listing.
Does the trip go to Playa Norte?
The description names a stop at Playa Norte, and the itinerary lists swimming and island visit blocks, both optional and subject to change with sea conditions. The Playa Norte Isla Mujeres guide covers what to expect on the beach.
Are there reviews I can read?
No. The listing is new on GetYourGuide and has no reviews yet, so there are fewer guest reports to weigh before you book. The platform's free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure still applies, and the Azimut 47 Yacht to Isla Mujeres also has no reviews yet if you want to compare.
What happens if the weather turns?
The itinerary is for reference only and the stops are optional. Keep the 24-hour free cancellation window open and check availability closer to your date, or read the best time to visit Cancun guide.
Prices, availability and terms are set by the operator and confirmed at checkout.
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