The West Coast of Mexico is ideal for charterers seeking a colorful, idyllic playground.
From the famous and vibrant scene of Cabo San Lucas to the bustling and simultaneously secluded city of La Paz, a luxury yacht charter to Mexico’s West Coast is filled with adventure, culture, and mouthwatering cultural delights. The cumulation of civilizations found in Mexico comprises Spanish and Indian influence with ancient native Aztec and Mayan heritage, creating a unique culture rich with history.
The magic of West Mexico boasts fascinating coastlines filled with white sand beaches, lush green hills, and rumbling waterfalls. Charterers will fall in love with the magical marine life and delicious gastronomy of the Pacific Coast of Mexico. You can munch on authentic beachside tacos or enjoy a sit-down at a fabulous five-star restaurant. The Sea of Cortez is brimming with marine life, making it a fantastic cruising destination.
The Baja Peninsula, also known as the Baja California Peninsula, is a long, narrow strip of land in northwestern Mexico. It extends southward from the United States border at the southern tip of California, separating the Pacific Ocean from the Gulf of California (also known as the Sea of Cortez). The Baja Peninsula is bordered to the west by the Pacific Ocean and to the east by the Gulf of California. It encompasses the Mexican states of Baja California and Baja California Sur. The peninsula is renowned for its rugged coastline, diverse ecosystems, and popular tourist destinations such as Tijuana, Ensenada, Rosarito Beach, La Paz, Cabo San Lucas, and more.
A luxury yacht charter vacation like no other
Mexico’s West Coast is a beautiful combination of volcanic coastlines and desert scapes, with plenty of underwater action to be explored. You will begin your journey in La Paz, a charming city with plenty of sightseeing opportunities. On the way to your yacht, stroll through the creative town of Todos Santos, viewing local art and catching a quick lunch of delicious local cuisine. After an afternoon of strolling the streets, you can head to the closest island, Isla Espiritu Santo. This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases a stunning contrast between the sea and the desert, with volcanic rock formations, untouched beaches, and impressive flora and fauna.
To the north, you can experience incredible snorkeling in Punta Prieta, while those who prefer land can hike the trail from the beach to Playa Bonanza on the east side. Head to Isla Partida, a UNESCO-protected biosphere, to snorkel the azure waters or venture inland to explore the cactus forests and mangrove swamps.
Isla San Francisco
Offshore in Isla San Francisco, you can find the famous El Bajo Sea Mounts and dive sites where you can expect to see giant manta rays, turtles, hammerhead sharks, and even humpback whales. You can soak up the relaxed atmosphere or enjoy your yacht’s water toys for the day, weaving in and out of the turquoise blue waters. Isla San Francisco is home to some of the most beautiful anchorages in the world, boasting classic Baja scenery with towering cliffs and crystal-clear water.
This is an excellent location to hike up the shore to a cliff to enjoy the unbeatable views or relax and soak up the sun. The nearby island of Isla Coyote welcomes you to mingle with the local fishermen. After a relaxed breakfast on the deck of your charter yacht, take a kayak through the La Amortajada lagoon for some quiet away from all of the action. Afterward, head to Los Islotes and don your snorkeling gear to swim amongst the sea lions.
Fiesta in Ensenada
Endless fiestas can be expected when chartering to Mexico’s Pacific Coast. The sizzling nightlife and waterfront restaurants invite you to experience a night on the town and see what this passionate country offers. Head to the buzzing city of Cabo San Lucas and enjoy a beautiful dinner at Neptune Seafood. Chef Remby Rubio will showcase classic techniques to prepare fresh seafood from the Baja shores in this swanky venue above Medano Beach.
Located in the Baja Peninsula, Ensenada is a charming coastal city known for its wine country, seafood cuisine, and cultural festivals. Explore the wine route of Valle de Guadalupe, indulge in fresh ceviche at the local Mercado, and visit La Bufadora, a natural blowhole.
