Calendar
Choose the date first
Share a preferred date and one alternative when possible, especially if the yacht day is important to the trip.
Cabo travel planning guide
Plan the yacht day before it competes with the rest of your trip.
A useful charter plan connects the date, group and occasion with the time you actually have in Cabo. This checklist keeps the request practical.
- First decision
- Date and group size
- Signature yacht
- Señorita · Up to 10 guests
- Planning
- Direct WhatsApp concierge
- Confirmation
- Availability checked personally
Before requesting
Five minutes of preparation can make the availability check clearer.
You do not need to design every minute of the charter. You do need a preferred date, a complete guest count, a realistic time window and a clear sense of why the group is going out.
Keep the yacht day connected to hotel transfers, restaurant plans and the rest of your Cabo schedule. The concierge will provide the marina and arrival details after availability and the charter plan are confirmed.
Planning decisions
Set the essentials before choosing the extras.
Capacity
Count the full group
Include adults and children. Señorita is presented for up to 10 guests, so accuracy matters from the first request.
Purpose
Name the occasion
Sightseeing, family time, sunset, a proposal or a birthday each creates a different planning emphasis.
Duration
Match range to time
Land’s End and Medano are natural references; Chileno or Santa María require a longer charter and suitable conditions.
What to bring
Pack for the water, sun and the plan you confirmed.
Towels, reef-safe sunscreen and sunglasses are practical starting items for a Cabo yacht day. Choose comfortable clothing appropriate for movement aboard and the time of day.
The concierge can confirm any occasion-specific recommendations and the precise arrival instructions before departure.
- Towels
- Reef-safe sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Confirmed arrival information
Route planning
Distance should follow duration—not the other way around.
Cabo’s closest landmarks can anchor a shorter private charter, while more distant bays require additional time and suitable conditions.
From plan to request
Use this four-step sequence.
Keep the information together so the concierge can assess the request without guessing.
Write down the trip window
Identify the preferred date and where the yacht day fits among your other Cabo plans.
Confirm who is joining
Use the complete guest count, including children, before selecting the yacht.
Select the experience priority
Decide whether the main goal is landmarks, sunset, family time or a milestone.
Submit and wait for confirmation
An estimate or deposit request is not final availability; the concierge confirms the charter details directly.
Before you request
Common questions before you request.
How far in advance should I request a Cabo yacht?
Availability varies by date, so request as soon as the trip date and group size are reasonably clear. Cabo Waves must still confirm the yacht directly.
What should I bring on a private yacht day in Cabo?
Towels, reef-safe sunscreen and sunglasses are useful basics. The concierge can provide any additional recommendations for the confirmed occasion and plan.
Can a three-hour charter reach Chileno or Santa María?
More distant bays are described as longer-charter options. The appropriate route depends on duration, conditions, port instructions and the captain’s judgment.
Is the MXN 2,000 payment the full charter price?
No. It is a deposit that creates a paid reservation request. The concierge confirms availability, final charter details, remaining balance and applicable terms.
Ready to check the date
Turn the checklist into a clear request.
Send the preferred date, complete guest count and main priority for the day.