A 100-foot yacht day can feel over-the-top fast. The Number Juan in Cabo San Lucas makes it feel effortless, with a dedicated staff and an open bar built around Number Juan tequila. You step aboard and the vibe stays upscale, but never stiff, with time for swimming and the fun water toys.

What I like most is the combination of private-chef cooking and staff who actually manage your day. You’re not just paying for the boat; you’re getting service that thinks ahead, from meal planning to drink timing to safety while you’re in the water.

The main thing to think about is that this is weather-dependent. If conditions are poor, plans can shift or the experience may be canceled and refunded, so you’ll want a flexible schedule.

Key highlights you should know

• Number Juan tequila open bar: Top-shelf cocktails built around the yacht’s namesake tequila.
• Private chef + menu planning: You can work with them to match your preferences and dietary needs.
• Water toys included: Kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a Sea Bob for extra time on the water.
• Multi-staff service model: Dedicated team members cover drinks, food, music, and guest comfort.
• Possible whale sightings: Some routes include whale time during the cruise, depending on conditions.
• Pickup from your resort or villa: Transportation is part of the plan, not an afterthought.

Entering The Number Juan: More Than a Big Boat

The Number Juan is a serious vessel: a 100-foot Azimut yacht experience anchored in Cabo San Lucas. It’s not a barebones “ride and hope” kind of charter. From the moment you meet at Marina Cabo San Lucas, you’re set up for a smooth day—especially if you use the pickup from your resort or villa.

What you’ll notice first is how the crew structure changes the whole feel. Instead of one person trying to do everything, you get a team approach: bartending, chef support, guest care, and navigation handled by professionals. In plain terms, it means you spend your time enjoying the water, not hunting someone down for a drink, a towel, or a quick question.

And yes, the yacht setup is designed for real comfort. You’re looking at 4 bedrooms, which matters if you have a group that includes people who want space to relax between water activities. Even if you’re not lying down in a bedroom, having that layout reduces the cramped feeling that can happen on smaller charters.

The Crew You’ll Actually See Working (Alex, Diego, Lupita, Letty, Saul, Captain Gabby)

The most praised part of this experience isn’t the teak and glass. It’s the humans in action. Multiple reviews call out the same pattern: guests feel taken care of without being hovered over.

Here are crew roles you’ll likely notice during your sailing:

• Alex: Often mentioned for smooth English communication and making the charter run right.
• Diego: Frequently credited for hosting and keeping details moving, plus being attentive with guest comfort (including a surprisingly popular detail: cleaning sunglasses).
• Lupita and Letty: Named for keeping drinks flowing and being warm and responsive.
• Saul (chef): Cited for food that feels thoughtfully cooked rather than mass-produced.
• Captain Gabby: Repeatedly referenced for smooth sailing through the Sea of Cortez.

This matters more than it sounds. When a crew is organized, guests tend to relax. And when you’re on a big yacht, that relaxation is the difference between a fun day and a “we were busy the whole time” day.

Safety also shows up in the reviews in a practical way: crew supervise when guests are in the water, which is important when you’re jumping off the yacht, swimming, snorkeling, or using the paddleboards and Sea Bob.

Open Bar and Number Juan Tequila: The Drink Plan Works

The open bar is a core feature, and it’s not generic. This yacht’s bar is built around Number Juan tequila, described as award-winning. You can think of it like this: the bar setup isn’t an add-on; it’s part of the yacht’s identity.

What makes that valuable for you is pacing. With a personal bartender style of service, you’re not stuck ordering drinks one-by-one. Reviews mention quick drink service, and that you could get what you wanted without long waits.

Also, you can use this as a planning lever. If your group wants a light, cocktail-forward vibe, the service model fits that. If your group is more food-focused, the bartending still keeps the day moving while you’re waiting for your chef’s meal.

Private Chef + Real Menu Planning for Seafood Lovers and Allergy Thinkers

Food is a huge part of the appeal here, and the yacht leans into it. You get a private chef preparing a culinary experience using local seafood and fresh ingredients. Even better, the menu isn’t locked in stone. Upon booking, you work with the team to create the menu from available options.

That’s the difference between a boat meal and a memorable meal: you’re not just eating because lunch exists. You’re eating because the chef has a plan.

Two things stand out from how guests describe the food:

• The dishes feel substantial and satisfying. One review mentions a dinner that fed a 12-person group and still had leftovers.
• The chef can handle dietary needs. Reviews explicitly note that allergies and restrictions were accommodated.

If you have anyone in your group with restrictions, this is a charter style worth considering. It’s easier to manage on a private sailing because the chef is planning for your group directly, instead of working with a buffet lineup that can’t adapt.

Water Toys Time: Kayaks, Paddleboards, Snorkel Gear, Sea Bob

This is the part that turns a nice day on a yacht into a “remember this for years” kind of day. You get included time and equipment for:

• Kayaks
• Paddleboards
• Snorkel gear
• A Sea Bob
• Plus time for swimming and jumping off the yacht
• Reviews also mention swim mats, which make lounging in the water much easier

What I like about this package is variety. Some people want to paddle and explore. Others want to snorkel. Some just want to float near the boat, take photos, and feel the sun. The included toys let each person choose their own pace without anyone breaking the plan.

The Sea Bob is a big deal for adrenaline seekers, and it’s also the kind of activity that can create memorable photos quickly. Paddleboards and kayaks are calmer options that still feel like you’re doing something, not just watching the coast.

One more practical upside: staff supervision. When you’re in the water, crew attention matters. Reviews highlight that guests felt safe, which is what you want when your plan includes jumping in and using equipment.

Cruising Off Cabo: Views, Music, and the Whale Factor

Cabo San Lucas is the kind of coastline that looks good from every angle, and this charter gives you time to see it while you’re moving through the water. Reviews mention sailing along the coast and getting great views, especially around sunset.

Some people also describe longer cruising routes that include whale sightings. One celebration mentioned going from San Jose to Cabo and back with whales along the way. That doesn’t mean you’ll see whales on every sailing, but it does tell you the route plan can include wildlife time when conditions and timing allow.

Music is part of the vibe, too. Guests mention choosing music, which helps you set the mood fast. If your group wants a party feel or a chill romantic feel, music control helps you steer the day.

How the Timing Usually Feels (3 Hours to a Full Day)

The charter duration runs from about 3 hours up to 1 day. The most useful way to think about timing is what you want to fit in:

• A shorter charter works if you want a big highlight: drinks, a meal, and a solid block of water toy time.
• A longer charter gives you time for a slower rhythm: cruising, swimming, lounging, and a more relaxed dinner cadence.

One review mentions a four-hour cruise from 3 to 7. That kind of window tends to hit a sweet spot: enough time to enjoy the water and still catch late-day views without feeling like you spent your whole vacation day trapped on a schedule.

If your goal is photos and sunset, a mid-to-late day slot is often the move. If your goal is maximum water time, the longer window matters.

Group Size and Bedrooms: Planning for a Real Mix of Ages

The tour summary lists the group size as up to 10, but reviews include larger celebrations like a 25-guest birthday and other groups around 12. That mismatch is exactly why you should confirm your capacity and booking terms for your specific date.

That said, the yacht’s 4-bedroom layout suggests it’s designed for groups that want privacy and comfort. Even if you’re traveling with friends rather than a family, bedrooms help with downtime. It’s easier to take a quiet break when you’re not stuck in one open area.

Also, this charter style seems to work for mixed ages. One celebration included guests from 6 to 85, and the feedback is that everyone had a great time. That’s a strong sign the crew can manage energy levels and keep activities safe and optional.

Pickup, Check-In, and Your First 30 Minutes

The biggest practical perk here is the pickup option. Your transportation picks up at your resort or villa, which cuts down on the usual stress of getting to a marina on time. If you’re coordinating a group, this matters a lot.

Your meeting point is the Marina Cabo San Lucas, and the activity ends back at the same place. So you’re not dealing with a one-way trip logistics puzzle.

You’ll also use a mobile ticket, and confirmation is typically received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability. If you’re the kind of planner who hates surprises, this advance confirmation timeline helps you lock the rest of your day around the sailing.

Price for a 100-Foot Yacht: How to Judge the Value

At $4,925 per group (up to 10), the price can sound high until you break down what you’re really buying. You’re paying for:

• a 100-foot yacht,
• a dedicated staff setup (not a single-guide model),
• a private chef experience,
• a personal bartender and open bar,
• included water activities (kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, Sea Bob),
• and a cruising plan with time for photos, swimming, and relaxation.

For groups who would otherwise spend big money on separate reservations—restaurant meals plus activity rentals plus multiple transfers—this can start to look like a smart consolidation. It’s not the cheapest way to see Cabo, but it’s often one of the simplest ways to get a “vacation day that runs itself.”

One thing to consider: if your group is smaller than the listed capacity, you might still feel the cost more strongly per person. If you can fill the group efficiently, the math tends to feel better fast.

And because food and drinks are part of the package, you won’t be doing constant add-on thinking once you’re aboard. You can focus on the day.

Who This Charter Is Best For

This yacht charter is a strong match if you want:

• A celebration day (birthdays, post-wedding time, milestone events)
• A group that includes people who want both relaxation and activities
• A food-forward experience with chef-made meals
• A bar experience anchored around a specific tequila rather than a generic setup
• A team-run sailing where you’re not waiting around for basics

It’s also good for anyone who values comfort and safety while still doing real water activities. Reviews repeatedly mention feeling safe while swimming and using the equipment, which is reassuring if you’re bringing less-experienced swimmers.

Should You Book the Number Juan Yacht Charter?

I’d book the Number Juan if your top priorities are service, food, and having the day planned end-to-end. The consistent praise for crew attention, smooth communication, chef quality, and included water toys makes it hard to see this as a “nice yacht, but…” type of experience.

Before you reserve, do two quick checks:

• Confirm your group size against the up to 10 listing so there are no surprises.
• If whales are a big hope, remember sightings depend on conditions and routes, so keep your expectations flexible.

If you want a Cabo day that feels luxurious without being complicated, the Number Juan is the kind of charter that delivers.

FAQ

How long is the Number Juan yacht rental?

It runs from about 3 hours up to 1 day (approx.).

Is pickup available from resorts or villas?

Yes. Transportation picks up at your resort or villa.

What drinks are included on the yacht?

There is an open bar, and it features Number Juan tequila.

Can the chef accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions?

Yes. You can work with the team to create a menu, and options are available for allergies or dietary restrictions.

What happens if weather is bad?

This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

Is the experience offered in English?

Yes, it’s offered in English.

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