A private, all-inclusive yacht charter with waterslides, paddleboards, and an open bar.
A private, all-inclusive yacht charter in Puerto Vallarta with waterslides, kayaks, paddleboards, and an open bar, cruising past Los Arcos and Las Ánimas Beach.
Battling crowds for a glimpse of the ocean isn't everyone's idea of a good time — this private half-day cruise gives you a chartered yacht at your disposal, complete with waterslides, paddleboards, snorkeling gear, and an open bar. Your captain customizes the route through Banderas Bay, passing sights such as Los Arcos and Las Ánimas Beach.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Departure by private yacht from Puerto Vallarta.
A real waterslide feature built into the yacht.
Drinks and food included throughout the charter.
Your captain builds the itinerary around your group's preferences.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A private, all-inclusive yacht charter in Puerto Vallarta with waterslides, kayaks, paddleboards, and an open bar, cruising past Los Arcos and Las Ánimas Beach. Battling crowds for a glimpse of the ocean isn't everyone's idea of a good time — this private half-day cruise gives you a chartered yacht at your disposal, complete with waterslides, paddleboards, snorkeling gear, and an open bar. Your captain customizes the route through Banderas Bay, passing sights such as Los Arcos and Las Ánimas Beach.
This private charter spends part of its route off Las Ánimas Beach, a secluded cove about 11 miles (18 km) south of Puerto Vallarta on Banderas Bay's southern shoreline. Las Ánimas is one of several real beaches along this stretch of coast — alongside Quimixto, Majahuitas, and Yelapa — that have no road access at all and can only be reached by boat, which is exactly what keeps its calm, turquoise water and jungle backdrop free of the crowds found on Puerto Vallarta's main beaches. A handful of family-run palapa restaurants line the sand there, and the rocky point at the cove's northern end is a genuinely good spot for casual snorkeling.
The route also passes the sea arches and islets of Los Arcos, a federally protected national marine park just south of the city, though with a four-hour private charter built around waterslides, kayaks, paddleboards, and an open bar, the emphasis here is less on a dedicated stop-and-explore visit to the park (the deeper option for that is Voyzo's Los Arcos-focused charter) and more on a full, flexible day of on-water activity with your captain adjusting the stops to your group.
Because the whole yacht — waterslide, water toys, and bar included — is chartered for your group alone, the route and pacing genuinely flex around what your group wants rather than following a fixed stop list.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.