About this Experience
What you'll do:
Step aboard our magnificent 43-foot Fountain Pajot catamaran for the ultimate party experience sailing from Cancun to Isla Mujeres! This isn't just a boat trip—it's your own private floating VIP club with DJ included! Feel the beats drop as you cruise across turquoise waters with your squad, drink in hand and nothing but paradise surrounding you.
Dive into crystal-clear waters for snorkeling adventures, dance on deck with your friends, or simply lounge in luxury as our attentive crew ensures your glasses are never empty with our privilege open bar.
With gourmet food, premium drinks flowing, and Instagram-worthy backdrops at every angle, this celebration on water delivers the perfect balance of relaxation and party vibes that will have everyone talking for years to come!
Why we love it for your party:
Your own private DJ (Bringing the party vibes across turquoise waters)
Privilege open bar (Premium spirits flowing all day, including Absolut vodka and Johnnie Walker)
Exclusive luxury setting (Spacious 43-foot catamaran with plush seating for up to 30 friends)
Perfect photo opportunities (Endless turquoise water, Isla Mujeres views, and sunset golden hour)
Personalized experience (Your music, your schedule, your party—your way!)
About this experience partner:
Cancun Sailing has established itself as the premier luxury catamaran experience in Cancun, specializing in celebration voyages that deliver both excitement and elegance. With a perfect 5-star rating across major platforms, our expert captains and certified bilingual crew know exactly how to create the perfect balance between wild party vibes and sophisticated sailing.
Unlike crowded tour boats, our private catamarans offer the exclusive VIP treatment that celebration groups deserve. We've hosted hundreds of bachelorette parties, birthdays, and group celebrations, becoming the go-to choice for visitors wanting to experience Cancun's waters in style without compromising on the fun factor.
Additional information:
Tour duration: 4 hours (customizable departure times)
Capacity: Up to 30 guests comfortably
Snorkeling included: Professional equipment provided for reef exploration at El Meco, Sac-Bajo, El Farito, or the famous sunken ship (weather permitting)
Food options: Gourmet menu with vegetarian and vegan alternatives available
Weather policy: In case of unsafe conditions, we offer rescheduling or weather-appropriate alternatives
Booking recommendation: Reserve at least 2-3 weeks in advance for peak season (December-April)
What to bring: Swimwear, sunscreen, camera, and your favorite party playlist!
This exclusive catamaran experience consistently ranks as the #1 most memorable activity among celebration groups visiting Cancun. While others share crowded boats with strangers, your special occasion deserves the privacy and personalized attention that only a private luxury catamaran can deliver.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Dock fee?
The Dock fee, officially known as the Dock and Sanitation Surcharge, is a mandatory fee that passengers using maritime transport services in certain regions must pay. The Dock (and Reef) fee is essential to protecting our natural resources and continuously improving tourist infrastructure. Through this fee, vital projects are funded, ensuring the conservation of the environment and the enjoyment of natural beauty for many generations. Components of the dock fee: Dock fee (dock surcharge): - Inspection and surveillance: Ensures all tour operators comply with safety regulations and environmental care recommendations. - Wastewater treatment: Funds the construction of larger treatment plants to prevent waste from reaching the sea. - Marina and dock repairs: Covers necessary repairs and preventive work due to daily use and natural disasters such as hurricanes. Reef fee (sanitation surcharge): - Coral research and care: Finances projects for coral research, cultivation, and care. - Artificial islands for mooring: Construction of artificial islands for mooring speedboats, limiting the number of people over the reef, and prevent damage from anchors. - Reef state monitoring: Monitors water levels and the state of the coral reef, ensuring compliance by tour operators with regulations and recommendations. - Wastewater treatment plants: Expand plants to handle the large number of tourists. Importance of the Dock and Reef Fee: - Preserving natural beauty: Ensures the conservation of reefs and beaches for future generations. - Maintaining safety: Guarantees safe and well-maintained nautical facilities. - Environmental protection: Prevents sea pollution and promotes sustainable practices. Paying the Dock and Reef fee contributes to environmental conservation and enhances the tourist experience by ensuring safe and sustainable destinations. Continuous surveillance and improvements in port infrastructure provide a more attractive and protected environment for visitors.
Where can you pick me up if I don't stay at a hotel?
Nowadays, it's common for our visitors to stay in places that aren't big hotel chains. For this reason, we have the following meeting points in areas with the most vacation rental properties. To avoid confusion, please confirm on the map that the name or address of the meeting point is correct; this list was created using Google Maps coordinates, so it can vary some meters from the real location. The meeting points indicated at hotels are merely references to locate the entrance gate to the hotel. The meeting point is at this entrance gate.
Safety tips and recommendations
Make sure to arrive at the dock 30 minutes before the departure of your tour. Always pay attention to the crew's directions. If you have any mobility issues, let the crew know so they can help you get on and off the boat; they will take good care of you. While snorkeling, wear your life jacket all the time since the currents sometimes can be strong. Avoid touching the reefs since those are part of a natural reserve. We want to take good care of them. Be careful with the floor. It can get slippery. Avoid drinking too much alcohol. It can be dangerous. Bring biodegradable sunscreen, sunglasses, and a cap to avoid sunburn. Hold your cap or hat firmly as the boat moves. Non-biodegradable sunscreen is not allowed since its ingredients damage the sea flora and fauna. If you don't have biodegradable sunscreen, wear rashguard to protect your skin. Protect your phone and other devices with waterproof accessories. Be careful not to drop anything into the water. In addition to polluting the water, you could lose valuable objects in the sea.
