All Inclusive HUGE 75ft Yacht Up to 50 Guests Early Bird Promo

Three hours on a yacht in Cabo. What I like most is the all-inclusive setup, with a dedicated chef and mixologist, and the flexibility to choose what your group does on the water. One thing to consider: the early bird promotional price applies only to trips returning at 3 PM, so you need to plan your day around that timing.

This is a private charter aboard a 75-ft yacht with multiple crew members, and it can comfortably handle up to 50 people. You will meet at IGY Marina StoreCentro in Cabo San Lucas, and you are set up for an easy, pick-your-own-adventure kind of outing without fixed group activities driving the whole experience.

Key highlights worth planning around

• Private charter feel: Only your group is on board.
• Choice-driven activities: Snorkeling gear, paddle boards, fishing gear, and licensed whale watching options.
• Food and drinks handled for you: Appetizers, a full meal from the chef, plus bartender service.
• Real Cabo landmarks, in a short window: El Arco, Playa el Chileno, and Medano Beach.
• Bigger-group capacity: Pricing covers up to 10, but the yacht can hold up to 50 comfortably.

Why this 75-ft Cabo yacht day feels different than a typical tour

Cabo can be great for day trips, but most boats feel either too rigid, too crowded, or both. This charter is built around a simple idea: you control the vibe. You decide how much time to spend near El Arco for photos, how long to linger at Playa el Chileno, and whether you want to focus on swimming and snorkeling, paddle boarding, or fishing.

I also like that the crew is sized to support the day. With 4 to 5 dedicated crew members, plus a mixologist and chef, you are not stuck doing the work. You can spend your energy actually enjoying the water, not wrangling logistics. For families and mixed-age groups, that matters more than people expect. If one section of the group wants water time while another wants cruising and sightseeing, this setup gives you room to make that happen.

Price and the early bird promo: how to judge value fast

The promo price is listed as $2,129 per group (up to 10) for about 3 hours, with a minimum of 3 hours. The important detail is the condition: the promotional price is valid only on trips returning at 3 PM.

That changes the math. If your ideal day lines up with a 3 PM return, this can be a strong deal because the charter includes food service and bartender activity as part of the day experience. If not, you may end up paying a different rate, depending on available slots.

A practical way to think about it:

• If you are traveling with 6 to 10 people who will actually use the snorkeling, paddle boards, and meal plan, the price can feel efficient.
• If you are just two people, you might feel like you are paying for a lot of space and capacity you will not fully use.
• If you are planning a larger celebration, the yacht can hold up to 50 comfortably, but pricing includes up to 10, and the provider asks you to message them for larger groups. That means you should get a quote early instead of trying to stretch a small-group promo.

One more planning clue: this kind of outing is booked about 110 days in advance on average. Cabo boating days can fill up, especially if you are aiming for a specific return time like 3 PM. If that matters to your schedule, lock it in sooner.

Board at IGY Marina StoreCentro, then let the crew do the heavy lifting

Your meeting point is IGY Marina StoreCentro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico, and the activity window is 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Since this is a private tour, you are not sharing check-in time with a lot of strangers, which helps if you have kids, need a restroom before boarding, or simply want a smoother start.

The onboard structure is also built for comfort. You will be on a 2-bedroom, 75-ft yacht, and the crew includes a mixologist and chef. That is a big deal for how the day feels. You are not just paying for time on the water, you are paying for a supported experience that keeps food, drink, and activity transitions moving.

Also, because the tour uses mobile tickets, you will want to have your phone charged. Easy for most people, but it saves time once you arrive.

The onboard experience: chef meals, mixologist drinks, and activity gear

This is not a simple sightseeing cruise. You get real gear and staff, which turns a short time on the water into multiple activity options.

Snorkeling, paddle boarding, and fishing gear

The yacht is equipped with snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, and fishing gear. The phrasing here matters. You are in charge of what you do, which means you can switch between activities as your group’s energy changes.

I find this is where value shows up. If you show up and the water is great but one part of your group is not in the mood to snorkel, you can pivot to paddle boarding or a more relaxed swim time. The reverse works too.

Whale watching is possible because the yacht is licensed

The yacht is fully licensed for whale watching. That does not mean every run is automatically a whale-watching trip, but it does mean you can ask about a whale-focused plan, especially if you are traveling around a seasonal window that works for whales. If you care about whales, build your day around an early start and ask the crew what conditions look like.

Appetizers before the main meal

You are not just getting a meal. You get a flow: appetizers first, then a full meal prepared by the chef. Examples mentioned include fresh made ceviche, guacamole, handmade dips and salsas. That is ideal for a boat day because it feels like Cabo, and it keeps everyone satisfied while you are between stops.

Drinks are up to you, with a cocktail menu

A bartender creates drinks you desire, and there is a cocktail menu. If you are the type who likes to order something familiar, you can. If you want to experiment, you also have options.

Just remember the rule: alcoholic beverages are only allowed for those 18 years and above.

Stop-by-stop: El Arco, Playa el Chileno, and Medano Beach in real terms

This charter runs about 3 hours minimum and includes three main stops. Think of it as a highlights loop, but with time to actually enjoy each place.

Stop 1: El Arco de Cabo San Lucas (the photo moment, plus close-up time)

El Arco is the classic Cabo landmark, and it is the kind of stop where timing matters. On a yacht, you are not just looking from far away. You can get multiple angles for photos and adjust your time based on what the group cares about.

Why it works well here:

• You get a landmark that anchors the whole trip.
• The boat style makes it easier to pause and reposition without the stress of shore logistics.

A drawback to consider: El Arco is mostly about views and photo time, so if your group’s top priority is swimming and snorkeling, you may want to make sure you set enough time later in the trip.

Stop 2: Playa el Chileno (swim and snorkel-friendly time)

Playa el Chileno is a great stop for water lovers. This is where snorkeling gear and swimming time can become the main event. If you want that mix of bright water, easy access to the sea, and a little more of a beach feel, this is the stop to lean into.

What to expect in a practical sense:

• You likely spend more time in the water here than at the landmark stop.
• The crew can help support activity transitions since they are set up with snorkeling equipment and paddle boards.

Possible downside: Depending on conditions, water activities can feel more or less comfortable. This is normal for any boat day. If you are planning for motion sensitivity, consider keeping a portion of your group on the boat while others swim.

Stop 3: Medano Beach (the energy shift and a classic Cabo finish)

Medano Beach is where the trip often starts to feel more lively. It is a recognizable Cabo setting, and it is a good place to wrap up. If your group wants a final burst of water time, this stop can do that.

It is also where people sometimes realize they want a little more time in the sea than they planned, or they want to slow down and just enjoy the view from the yacht.

The main tip: decide early how your group wants to end. If your goal is a calm finish, keep your Medano time anchored to a planned activity window. If you want it to be your big activity stop, adjust the rest of your schedule so you still have energy left.

All-inclusive food and drink: why it changes the whole day

A lot of “boat day” trips fall apart because everyone has to buy snacks, chase drinks, or figure out meal plans. Here, the chef prepares a full meal, and you get appetizers beforehand. The crew keeps things moving with a mixologist and bartender service.

For you, that means:

• Fewer decisions and fewer stops.
• A smoother flow across three different locations.
• More time actually on the water and less time thinking about logistics.

I also like the variety in the appetizer style. Ceviche, guacamole, and dips and salsas fit the Cabo setting. It makes the meal feel like part of the trip instead of something you rush through.

And for families or groups with different food preferences, having a meal plan in place helps. People can eat, rest, and regroup without stepping off the boat to search for food.

Private charter, large capacity: who this fits best

This tour is private, so only your group participates. That’s the foundation for the best match. If you want a controlled group experience, this fits.

It also works surprisingly well for mixed groups. One specific example from the kind of outing this charter supports is a family day with very young kids mixed with adults. The group used paddle boarding and snorkeling, and some people even fished during the cruise. The fishing portion produced multiple catches for the people who wanted it, while everyone else enjoyed watching and participating in the excitement.

So who should book?

• Families with kids who want choice, not a rigid schedule.
• Groups of friends who want a meal and drinks without planning every detail.
• Celebration travelers who want El Arco views plus real onboard amenities.
• Anyone who wants a licensed option for whale watching on the right timing.

If you are extremely time-sensitive and only want an ultra-fast hop to a single landmark, you might find this kind of multi-stop format better than a one-hour rush, but you should check the timing you can realistically use.

Timing tips: match your day to the return time and activity style

The promo price condition is specific: valid on trips returning at 3 PM, with a 3 hour minimum. If your group is flexible, you can choose a time that aligns with your schedule. If your schedule is fixed, this is not the trip to treat casually.

Also consider the opening hours: 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM. That gives room for a morning start if you want more daylight for water activities, or a later start if you prefer softer light and calmer sea conditions.

If you care about whale watching, think about when you are booking relative to that goal. The yacht is licensed, but whales are still whales, and conditions matter.

Quick practical checklist before you go

To get the most out of a 75-ft yacht day, plan like you’re going to use the water gear.

• Wear swim-friendly clothes you can re-wear on board.
• Bring sun protection. This is a boat day with outdoor time.
• If you are getting alcohol, remember the age rule: alcoholic beverages only for 18+.
• Have your mobile ticket ready and your phone charged for check-in.

If your group includes non-swimmers, it still can work because you can split time between onboard relaxation and water activities. Just decide early who is doing what so you are not scrambling while the boat is moving between stops.

Should you book Blue Moon Yacht’s 75-ft Cabo all-inclusive charter?

You should book if you want a private, all-in-one boat day in Cabo that combines classic sights with real activity options, without the headache of meal and logistics planning. The pairing of chef service, bartender help, and onboard gear means you are not stuck with a narrow, boring version of a yacht outing.

You might pause if your schedule does not align with the early bird condition (returning at 3 PM) or if you are traveling in a very small group that will not take advantage of the space and shared experience. In that case, you may want to compare what other time slots cost, since this promo is timing-dependent.

If your goal is a Cabo day that feels like your group planned it, this is one of the smoother ways to do it: the route hits El Arco, Playa el Chileno, and Medano Beach, and the crew keeps the day running while you pick the activities.

FAQ

What is included in the yacht experience?

The trip includes appetizers before the meal, a full meal prepared by the chef, and bartender service. The yacht also provides snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, and fishing gear.

How many people can fit on this 75-ft yacht?

The experience includes up to 10 guests in the listed price, and the yacht can hold up to 50 guests comfortably. For groups larger than 15, you are asked to contact customer service for an updated quote.

Is this tour private?

Yes. It is a private tour/activity, and only your group will participate.

Where do we meet in Cabo San Lucas?

You meet at IGY Marina StoreCentro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico. The activity ends back at the meeting point.

What stops are included during the 3-hour trip?

The stops are El Arco de Cabo San Lucas, Playa el Chileno, and Medano Beach.

Can the crew support whale watching?

The yacht is fully licensed for whale watching, so you can inquire about a whale watching-focused plan.

Are alcoholic drinks available?

A bartender can create drinks you desire, and alcoholic beverages are only allowed to those 18 years and above.

What is the cancellation policy?

Free cancellation is available. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. If you cancel less than 24 hours before the start time, the amount paid is not refunded. If the experience is canceled due to poor weather, you will be offered another date or a full refund.