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A private sailboat for up to 16, with a gourmet lunch served on deck.
Cruise the Sea of Cortez aboard a private sailboat reserved for your own group of up to 16 people, stopping to snorkel in secluded bays while the crew serves a gourmet lunch and drinks from the open bar.
This charter suits larger private groups, with a full sit-down lunch service on board rather than just snacks. The route follows the scenic Sea of Cortez coastline out from Cabo San Lucas.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Pickup from your Cabo San Lucas hotel, or meet directly at the marina.
A scenic sail along Baja's eastern coastline.
A stop to snorkel away from the busier boat traffic near the marina.
A full lunch service prepared and served by the crew, with open bar drinks.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
Cruise the Sea of Cortez aboard a private sailboat reserved for your own group of up to 16 people, stopping to snorkel in secluded bays while the crew serves a gourmet lunch and drinks from the open bar. This charter suits larger private groups, with a full sit-down lunch service on board rather than just snacks. The route follows the scenic Sea of Cortez coastline out from Cabo San Lucas.
A sailing catamaran moves differently from the powerboats that run most Los Cabos tours — wind-driven for most of the route rather than engine-driven, with a wide, stable twin-hull deck that gives a large group (this charter holds up to 16) room to sit down for a real plated lunch instead of balancing food on a narrower monohull or powerboat.
The Gulf of California — the Sea of Cortez — is a long, narrow sea almost entirely enclosed by the Baja California peninsula, which geologists trace to the peninsula's own slow rifting away from mainland Mexico along a transform fault, a process that has unfolded over millions of years. That geography shelters the Cabo San Lucas side of the coastline from the open Pacific swell, part of why a sailing route along it can stay calm enough to run a full sit-down lunch service underway rather than just snacks.
The bay-to-bay route also lets the crew pick a sheltered cove for the snorkeling stop based on that day's conditions rather than anchoring at one fixed point every time — one more real way a private charter differs from a scheduled group cruise.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
