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In Tulum, you can rent yachts, catamarans, sailboats, and smaller speedboats. Most rentals include a captain and crew, and many offer add-ons like open bars, snorkeling gear, or DJs.
Boat rentals in Tulum generally range from $300 to $600 per hour for luxury yachts or catamarans. Half-day and full-day options offer better value for groups, especially if split among guests.
Yes, nearly all boat rentals in Tulum are captained, making it easy for travelers to relax and enjoy the water without needing boating experience.
While Tulum itself doesn’t have a large marina, most boat charters leave from nearby Puerto Aventuras or Playa del Carmen, about 30–45 minutes north of Tulum by car.
Boat tours from Tulum often include stops at snorkeling reefs, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, and scenic coastline views. Some charters head toward Cozumel or Isla Mujeres for longer trips.
Popular activities include snorkeling, swimming in clear Caribbean waters, sunbathing, private parties, and sunset cruises. Some yachts also offer paddleboards and floating mats for extra fun.
Yes, most captained boat rentals in Tulum offer snorkeling gear and stops at reef sites. The water is clear and warm, with plenty of fish and coral to explore.
Yes, most rentals allow you to bring your own snacks and drinks. Many charters include open bar service or offer catering as part of the experience—check the listing for details.
The best months for boating in Tulum are November through April when the weather is warm, dry, and the sea is typically calm. Summer can be hot and occasionally stormy.
No license is required for captained rentals, which are the most common. If you're considering a bareboat rental, check with the provider—most require proof of experience or a license.