Boat & Sailing Tours in Cozumel

Cozumel Catamarans

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Cozumel Catamarans
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Overview

Cozumel Catamarans charters a named fleet rather than a generic pool of boats, which means you know before you pay what you are stepping onto. Five vessels cover groups from six up to fifteen, all on private four-hour charters to the southern reefs and sandbars.

What The Trip Includes

Charters are customisable, with private chefs, premium open bars, water toys and paddleboards available as add-ons, and access to the secluded beach destinations that shore-based tours cannot reach. The standard destinations are El Cielo, El Cielito, Palancar Reef and Columbia Reef.

Boat And Group Size

Five catamarans, all quoted for four hours: the 36ft La Yoya for ten guests from $1,250; the 39ft Lida for fifteen from $1,800; the 39ft Sophia for fifteen from $1,800; the 40ft Candela for fifteen from $1,900; and the 40ft Van Dutch for six from $1,350. The company puts the effective cost at roughly $130 per person depending on group size and vessel.

Good To Know

The Van Dutch is the outlier: fewer people, more boat, and worth considering for a couple or two couples who want space rather than capacity. Because charters are private, the crew can time the El Cielo stop around the cruise ship arrivals or work around a partner's dive schedule.

Getting There

Charters run out of Cozumel to the southern reefs. Confirm the departure marina and boarding time with the office when you book, as it varies by vessel.

Highlights

  • • Five named catamarans from 36ft to 40ft
  • • La Yoya from $1,250, Candela from $1,900
  • • Private chefs, open bar and water toys on request
  • • Roughly $130 per person depending on group size

Reviews

Rated 4.9 out of 5(9098)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which boats are in the fleet?
The 36ft La Yoya for ten, the 39ft Lida and 39ft Sophia for fifteen each, the 40ft Candela for fifteen and the 40ft Van Dutch for six.
What does a charter cost?
Four-hour charters start at $1,250 for La Yoya, $1,350 for the Van Dutch, $1,800 for Lida or Sophia and $1,900 for Candela.
Is that per person or for the boat?
For the boat. The company estimates it works out at roughly $130 per person depending on group size and vessel.
Can we add food and drink?
Yes. Private chefs, premium open bars, water toys and paddleboards can all be added to a charter.
Where does the boat go?
The standard destinations are El Cielo, El Cielito, Palancar Reef and Columbia Reef on the southern side of the island.

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