SAILING WORLDWIDE
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The 11 most popular cancun sailing trips. What each sail costs, how long you are on the water, and which crews run it well.
Cancun catamaran to Isla Mujeres with open bar, snorkeling (weather permitting), a light onboard lunch, and free island time.
Most Popular“Best trip ever. The entire booking process was easy. The catamaran was so much fun. The Island visit was spectacular! The captain and the crew were fun and tended to your safety while making aure you have a great time. Very organized 👌”
Cancun to Isla Mujeres by catamaran with an open bar, snorkeling, and Beach Club time at Playa Norte, plus optional lunch.
“The highlight of the day were the golf carts. You can rent a car for 100dollars for 2 hours. You can see the whole island and stop wherever you want. Then be aware of the dock fee- 20USD per person. Why can’t this be included in the price?? Otherwise a really authentic experience. Open bar…”
All-inclusive catamaran from Cancun to Isla Mujeres with snorkeling at El Meco, Playa Norte stops, Beach Club buffet, and open bar.
“All the tours with a lunch option goto the same place for lunch. The catamaran boat ride was overcrowded and probably unsafe at times. The two beaches visited were very nice. However, I left feeling I overpaid as I saw the same options for $40/$50. We took this tour on a windy day which resulted…”
Sail from Cancun to Isla Mujeres on a catamaran with guided snorkel at El Meco, open bar, and time to explore downtown.
“We had a great time. The staff was excellent. The boat was nice, drinks were good, atmosphere was fantastic.”
Private 55-ft yacht rental in Cancun for up to 15 with crew, snorkel gear, and optional Isla Mujeres. BYO food, drinks included.
“Was a great experience from start to finish. Transportation and yacht details were clearly communicated and yacht day was seamless. Drone footage was sent quickly. We had a great time playing our music through bluetooth. Staff were very friendly and fun. We recommend this experience to anyone looking for a fun day.”
Catamaran day trip from Cancun to Isla Mujeres with snorkeling in a marine park, open bar, and beach-club time. Dock tax extra.
“I didn't give a score too low because the guys on the boat were very nice and served us plenty of drinks in a happy and fun atmosphere. BUT... read the smallprints, as in our case sadly the snorkeling activity was cancelled due to waters being not clear and there's no compensation for that. If…”
Private 46-ft Sunseeker yacht off Cancun for up to 15. Choose 1–8 hours with a licensed crew, snorkeling options, and water toys.
“Nice boat and excellent staff. We got everything we were promised. We couldn’t go snorkeling because of the winds but that wasn’t anyone’s fault. A little rocky so bring Dramamine you get seasick . We did 4 hour tour and it was perfect.”
Private catamaran from Cancun to Isla Mujeres with snorkel gear, guided reef time, unlimited open bar, and flexible crew for up to 13.
“Meya and Fernando were amazing as navigator/guide! Super friendly and always stayed on top of all our needs. It was awesome.”
Small-group Isla Mujeres catamaran with hotel pickup, premium open bar, snorkeling time, and lunch at a VIP beach club in Zama or IXI.
“Grace and an amazing crew made this a trip to remember. Great drinks, lunch and a fun shopping experience. I would definitely recommend this to anyone considering Isla Mujeras.”
Private 48-ft flybridge yacht in Cancun with crew. Pick 1–8 hours, enjoy snorkel gear, paddle board, and Isla Mujeres on longer routes.
“An excellent way to be out on the ocean and have fun with your group. We got to pick some activities and timed our day so we would be on the water at sunset. The crew was friendly and helpful and our whole family (with kids from 8-24 years old) said it was the best…”
Half-day catamaran from Playa Langosta to Isla Mujeres with guided snorkeling gear, open bar, snacks, and free island time.
“I had a medical issue when I was on the trip. The staff did everything they could to help me. They spoke English which was helpful.”
The sailing ports worth the trip, grouped by the sea they sit on.
