108 ft Neoprene Overmarine Yacht

The best part of the 108-foot Neoprene yacht is that your day can feel made for your group, not pulled from a fixed tour script. You meet at the Cabo San Lucas marina, settle aboard, and let the crew shape the outing around your menu, drinks, swimming time, and pace.

I like two things right away: the private chef and tailored menu, which can cover food allergies and dietary restrictions, and the strong crew-to-group setup, with a bartender, chef, and designated staff caring for as many as 10 people. The main consideration is price: at $6,612 per group, this makes sense for a full group sharing the cost, not for a casual few-hour boat ride.

Key points to know before booking

• 108 feet of private yacht space: The Neoprene gives your group four bedrooms, indoor and outdoor areas, and room to spread out.
• Chef-prepared local seafood: Your menu is planned in advance, with fresh ingredients and options for dietary restrictions.
• Top-shelf open bar: Cocktails are prepared by a personal bartender, including liquor such as NumberJuan Tequila.
• Water toys included: You can use a kayak, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a SeaBob during the charter.
• Flexible length: The outing can last from about 3 hours to a full day, depending on the booking.
• Strong service reputation: The crew has been praised for handling weddings, anniversaries, family gatherings, and special touches such as celebration cakes.

Starting at the Cabo San Lucas marina

Your outing begins at the marina in Cabo San Lucas and ends there. Pickup is offered, but the name of the employee meeting you is sent by email, so keep that message handy on the day of your charter.

This is a private charter for up to 10 people. That matters more than it may seem. You are not splitting the boat with a large crowd or adjusting your day around strangers. You can bring family, close friends, or a wedding group and use the yacht as your own base on the water.

The available duration is unusually broad, from roughly 3 hours to 1 day. A three-hour booking gives you time for a polished meal, drinks, views, and perhaps a short session with the water toys. A longer charter gives the experience room to breathe. You can eat without rushing, spend more time swimming or paddling, and use the yacht as a full-day retreat.

Since no fixed route or named sightseeing stops are provided, you should confirm the exact sailing plan when you book. That is not a flaw in itself. Private charters often work best when the group knows what it wants. If your priority is a leisurely meal and time aboard, say so. If you want to make use of the water toys, ask how much time and which conditions will suit that plan.

What the 108-foot Neoprene feels like onboard

The Neoprene is built for a group that wants more than a seat on a boat. It has four bedrooms, a clean and current interior, and enough size for different people to do different things at once.

That can be a real advantage on a family charter. Some people can sit with a drink, some can eat, and others can head for the paddleboards or snorkel gear. Four bedrooms also give the yacht a more residential feel than a standard day boat, although the supplied information does not say whether overnight stays are included. Ask before treating those rooms as part of a sleep-aboard plan.

The yacht has been described as being in excellent condition, with careful attention to cleanliness. That detail matters on a private charter. You are paying for comfort as much as transport, and a well-kept boat makes the whole day feel easier.

The crew is another major part of the experience. The onboard roles include a captain, chef, bartender, first mate, and other designated staff. Names associated with the yacht include Captain Luis, Chef Perry, First Mate David, Pedro, Gustavo, and Letti, though the exact crew for your date may differ.

Expect a service style that is attentive and polished rather than casual and self-directed. The staff can handle food, drinks, and the practical details while you focus on your group. That is especially useful for a wedding gathering or anniversary celebration, when nobody in your party wants to spend the day managing supplies or washing dishes.

A menu built around your group

Food is not an afterthought here. Before the charter, the team works with you from the available menu choices to create a plan for the day.

The emphasis is on local seafood and fresh ingredients. You can also request a tailored menu for food allergies or dietary restrictions. Tell the team about those needs early and clearly. A private chef can offer more flexibility than a standard excursion, but the quality of that planning depends on the information you provide.

The chef handles the meal onboard, giving the charter a proper dining component rather than a tray of basic snacks. Chef Perry has been singled out for preparing memorable meals, and a celebration cake has also been arranged for anniversary couples. That kind of detail is useful if your boat day is tied to a birthday, wedding, or family milestone.

I would think of the menu as one of the reasons to book this yacht, not just an included extra. If you are comparing the Neoprene with a less expensive boat rental, ask what food is included and who prepares it. The difference between a catered meal and a chef-led meal can be substantial when the charter lasts most of the day.

Cocktails, NumberJuan Tequila, and the open bar

The personal bartender gives the Neoprene a clear advantage for a celebration. The open bar includes top-shelf liquor, with NumberJuan Tequila specifically named among the available choices.

This is designed for a group that wants drinks prepared throughout the outing, not for people who want to bring a cooler and keep things simple. Cocktails, food, and water activities all happen in the same setting, so the yacht can function as a private party space without losing its quieter side.

You should still drink with care if you plan to use the kayak, paddleboards, snorkel gear, or SeaBob. The presence of an open bar does not make every activity a good idea after several cocktails. The crew can help manage the day, but your group should pace itself.

Water toys and time in the sea

The included water equipment consists of a kayak, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a SeaBob. This gives you several ways to leave the main deck and get closer to the water.

A paddleboard or kayak suits a slower outing. Snorkel gear gives you the chance to look below the surface if conditions and the planned location allow. The SeaBob offers a faster, more powered way to move through the water. The information provided does not promise a particular snorkel site, water temperature, or wildlife encounter, so treat those details as dependent on the day.

Some outings may also bring views of whales, sea lions, and fish. Those sightings are possible but not guaranteed. Cabo’s marine setting is a big part of the appeal, yet wildlife is always a matter of timing, season, and luck.

The practical question is how much of your booking you want to spend in the water. If your group mainly wants lunch and cocktails, a shorter charter may be enough. If everyone wants to use the equipment, a full-day option will give you more breathing room.

Views, celebrations, and the right kind of group

The Neoprene works especially well for milestone events. It has been used for a family wedding gathering and for anniversary celebrations, including one outing where the crew arranged a cake for two couples.

That kind of service is valuable because celebrations often involve many small needs. Someone wants a special meal, someone else wants a toast, and another person wants a quiet place to sit. A larger private yacht gives the crew room to respond without making the day feel like a formal banquet.

It also suits a group of friends who want a polished party day. The boat is large enough for social energy, but the four bedrooms and several onboard areas allow people to take a break when they need one.

For a small group, the value is less certain. The price is $6,612 for up to 10 people. Split ten ways, that is about $661 per person before considering any booking details outside the listed price. With five people, the per-person cost is roughly $1,322. The smaller your group, the harder it is to justify unless the private setting, chef, open bar, and full crew are the main point of the trip.

Is $6,612 a fair price?

The price is high, but the comparison should not be with a basic harbor cruise. You are paying for a 108-foot private yacht, a designated professional crew, a private chef, a bartender, food, an open bar, bedrooms, and water toys.

For a wedding group or a full party of 10, the price can make sense. You are spreading the cost across the people who use the boat, and you avoid arranging separate meals, drinks, equipment rentals, and transportation during the day.

The value becomes weaker if you plan to stay aboard for only three hours and barely use the included features. Before booking, decide what matters most to your group. If you want chef service, cocktails, celebration planning, and a private setting, the package has a strong case. If you only want a quick ride and a view of Cabo, there are likely simpler ways to spend your money.

The booking is typically made about 13 days ahead. That is not a rule, but it is a useful planning clue. For a wedding, holiday, or large family gathering, I would contact Cabo Yacht Charters earlier so you have time to discuss the menu, crew needs, duration, and any special arrangements.

Booking details that matter

Confirmation is sent within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability. Pickup is offered, and the activity begins and ends at the Cabo San Lucas marina.

The experience is offered in English. Mobile tickets are accepted, and service animals are allowed. The location is near public transportation, and most people can participate, though the supplied information does not give detailed accessibility specifications for the yacht or water toys.

Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made inside that 24-hour window are not accepted for a refund. The cut-off uses local Cabo time, so check the exact deadline before you book.

Who should book the Neoprene?

I would choose this charter for a group that wants the boat itself to be the event. It fits wedding parties, anniversary groups, family reunions, and friends who will make good use of the chef, bar, crew, and water equipment.

It is also a good match for people who value personal service. You do not need to plan every drink, prepare every plate, or organize each activity yourself. The staff is there to keep the day moving and respond to the group.

I would think twice if your party is small, price-sensitive, or mainly interested in a short sightseeing ride. The yacht’s best value comes when you fill much of the 10-person capacity and use several of the included features.

Should you book the Neoprene?

Book it if you want a private Cabo yacht day built around food, drinks, service, and time with your own group. The private chef, top-shelf open bar, four bedrooms, and water toys give you more than a simple cruise, while the crew adds the kind of care that matters for a major celebration.

Skip it if you want the lowest-cost way to get on the water or if your group will not use the meal, bar, and equipment. For the right party, especially up to 10 people, the Neoprene can turn a Cabo outing into the centerpiece of the trip.

FAQ

Where does the Neoprene yacht charter begin and end?

The charter begins at the marina in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico, and ends back at the same meeting point.

How long does the yacht experience last?

The listed duration ranges from about 3 hours to 1 day, depending on the booking.

How many people can join the private charter?

The price covers a group of up to 10 people.

What food is included?

A private chef prepares a menu using local seafood and fresh ingredients. The menu is planned with you in advance, and tailored options are available for food allergies or dietary restrictions.

What drinks are included?

The charter includes a top-shelf open bar with a personal bartender. NumberJuan Tequila is one named liquor option.

Which water toys are available?

The yacht includes a kayak, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a SeaBob.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.