Corporate use cases
Private yacht charters work for executive hosting, reward trips, conference-adjacent events, team celebrations, and Cabo retreat activities.
CaboTide helps teams plan private yacht charters for incentive trips, retreats, client hosting, executive outings, and group celebrations.

Number Juan is a private Cabo yacht rental for up to 40 guests, starting at $1249 per hour before VAT and crew gratuity. It fits groups that want best for big groups, crewed service, and a Cabo San Lucas Marina route matched to date, group size, and sea conditions.
Private yacht charters work for executive hosting, reward trips, conference-adjacent events, team celebrations, and Cabo retreat activities.
The concierge can help compare yachts by guest count, route, menu, boarding timing, and the level of privacy or premium service needed.
Number Juan and Neoprene are common fits for larger corporate groups, while Heather Nikki works well for mid-size teams.
Corporate yacht charters should be planned around conference timing, incentive-trip agendas, team size, privacy needs, food service, and whether the outing is client hosting or internal celebration. The strongest inquiry path asks for date, guest count, pickup timing, menu expectations, and how much structure the group needs onboard.
Larger corporate groups can compare Heather Nikki, Number Juan, and Neoprene, then review private charter options, route planning, and the price guide to narrow the fleet before requesting availability.
Current CaboTide starting rates run from $549 per hour for Olivia Grace and Steel Aweigh, $749 per hour for Les Is More, $949 per hour for Heather Nikki, $1,249 per hour for Number Juan, and $1,900 per hour for Neoprene before VAT and crew gratuity. Every yacht has a 3-hour minimum, so the practical quote depends on yacht, date, guest count, charter length, and service style.
The core Cabo route starts at Cabo San Lucas Marina and usually works toward Land's End, El Arco, the sea lion colony, Pelican Rock, Lovers Beach, Divorce Beach, and Medano Bay. Captains adjust the route around wind, swell, port direction, swim conditions, wildlife activity, and guest comfort.
Before booking, confirm the exact yacht, guest count, charter length, starting rate, VAT, crew gratuity, food and beverage inclusions, water toys, route expectations, boarding point, and backup plan for weather or port-condition changes.
Review marina, environmental, traveler-feedback, and fleet information while planning your charter.
Use these compact guides to compare pricing, capacity, routes, and seasonal considerations before requesting availability.
The all-inclusive rate covers your private chef, personal bartender, designated crew, top-shelf open bar, full chef-curated menu, fuel, snorkel gear, paddleboards, and onboard water toys. You only add 16% VAT and crew gratuity at the end.
Most guests book 2–6 weeks out, especially for peak season (Dec–Apr). We accept same-day and last-minute charters subject to availability — call our booking specialist and we'll find you a yacht.
All yachts have a 3-hour minimum. The most popular choice is 4–6 hours, which gives you time for a swim stop, a full chef-prepared meal, and sunset on the way back into the marina.
Yes — December through April is the general humpback season. Sightings are never guaranteed, and the captain adjusts the route around wildlife activity, sea conditions, port guidance, and respectful viewing distance.
Send your preferred date, guest count, charter length, budget range, and whether the group wants sightseeing, swimming, snorkeling, fishing, sunset, a party setup, or a quieter cruise.
CaboTide charters are private crewed yacht experiences. Your group has the yacht, captain, crew, route plan, and service timing to itself.
Send your date, group size, and preferences. A CaboTide concierge will confirm practical yacht options.
Every charter feeds 50 kids through Feeding Los Cabos Kids. $50 per booking, no exceptions.