Chichi Charters Cozumel
Rated 5 out of 5(74)Strictly private charters from Marina Fonatur: four-hour deep sea fishing at $575 for up to four anglers, with licence, tackle, free beer and filleting included.
$575
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Fishing Charters in Cozumel
Deep-sea and reef fishing charters running out of the island marinas.
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Eight boats, from a small sportfisher to a 55-footer
Billfish, mahi and wahoo trips plus fly fishing, for parties from six up to sixteen.
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First Lady Charters Cozumel
Rated 4.9 out of 5(32)Three boats at Marina Fonatur, including the 31ft Bertram Waterbase and the 28ft Mako First Lady, running private sport and bottom fishing from three to eight hours.
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Rated 4.3 out of 5(197)A six-category charter fleet running since 2005, from a 23ft center console at $350 for four hours to a 48ft Viking air-conditioned yacht carrying twelve.
$350
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Aquarius Fishing
Rated 4.3 out of 5(25)An eight-boat Cozumel sportfishing fleet from a 28ft Bertram for six to a 55ft Ocean Yacht for sixteen, running billfish, mahi and wahoo trips plus flats fly fishing.
$425
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Abrimar Fishing Tour Cozumel
Rated 4.9 out of 5(141)Captain Mario Emilio's 26ft center console Imensa out of Caleta Harbour, four anglers maximum, with half-day reef fishing from $410 and deep sea from $460.
$410
View DetailsSammy's Cozumel Sport Fishing
Rated 4.9 out of 5(78)Owner-run sport fishing charters from Marina Caleta on Cozumel's south side, working the same short run to blue water as the island's other boats.
$450
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Rated 4.8 out of 5(26)Sport fishing charters out of Puerto de Abrigo on Cozumel's north marina, running the offshore blue water for billfish, mahi, tuna and wahoo.
$425
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Fishing charters in Cozumel are usually booked by the person who is not diving.
The island sits on the edge of deep water, and the boats work both sides of it: reef and light tackle close in, and offshore runs for the bigger pelagics. That makes it one of the few things a non-diving partner can do that is genuinely as good as the diving, rather than a way to pass the time. It also works as a family day, or as the trip everyone does together on a day when nobody is on a dive boat.
The listings below cover the charters running out of the island's marinas, with contact details and whatever each boat publishes about its trips. Seasons decide what is actually running, so ask when you book. If a slower day on the water suits the group better, boat and sailing tours covers catamarans and private charters instead, and the Cozumel cruise port guide has the timings if you are working around a ship's departure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included with a Cozumel fishing charter?
The boat, crew and basic fishing equipment are commonly included, but bait, drinks, food, transport, licences and fish-cleaning arrangements vary. Confirm the exact inclusions before paying.
Do I need a fishing licence in Cozumel?
Yes. Recreational fishing in Mexico requires a valid sport-fishing licence. Ask the charter before booking whether passenger licences are included, arranged for you or must be purchased separately.
Can beginners join a fishing charter?
Yes. Many private and shared charters welcome beginners. Tell the operator your experience level so they can recommend an appropriate trip length and style.
Can I bring fish back to my hotel or have it cooked?
Ask the charter before booking. Species restrictions, cleaning arrangements, hotel policies and restaurant preparation vary.