Adventure Brief
Set sail on an unforgettable big boat fishing adventure aboard a 46ft Ocean Yacht near Cancún, Mexico. Enjoy premium gear, expert guides, and the thrill of deep-sea fishing.
4–8 hours
moderate
From $1,300.05
Family Friendly
Set sail on an unforgettable big boat fishing adventure aboard a 46ft Ocean Yacht near Cancún, Mexico. Enjoy premium gear, expert guides, and the thrill of deep-sea fishing.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–8 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should have average fitness, able to stand and move on the boat for several hours.
Wildlife
History
Cancún's Marina Imperial Las Perlas was developed as a hub for recreational fishing and tourism, contributing significantly to the local economy and culture.
Conservation
Don Chingon Cancun practices sustainable fishing by following catch-and-release guidelines and respecting local marine protected areas.
Don Chingon Cancun
Set sail on an unforgettable big boat fishing adventure aboard a 46ft Ocean Yacht near Cancún, Mexico. Enjoy premium gear, expert guides, and the thrill of deep-sea fishing.
Don Chingon Cancun is a Cancun-based adventure outfitter specializing in fishing charters and private tours in Quintana Roo.
Operating a varied fleet that includes a 31ft. Bertram, a 50 ft yacht, a 25ft panga named Hot Tuna, a 46ft ocean yacht, and a 28ft Wellcraft, the company offers options for anglers, families, and private excursions.
Each vessel is described with specific features: the 31ft. Bertram includes a cabin and bathroom; the 46ft ocean yacht is equipped with a fighting chair, GPS fish finder, and multiple rod holders; the 28ft Wellcraft has a 115 hp outboard, live-well, and GPS.
Captains and crew bring local knowledge to fishing trips, with Captain Mosco leading the 31ft. Bertram and Capt. Travis piloting the Hot Tuna. Several boats accommodate fresh-catch service where guests can have their catch cooked at the marina restaurant.
The 50 ft. yacht provides VIP service, snorkeling, and customizable catering for up to 15 guests, while the 46ft yacht carries up to 12 anglers from Marina Imperial Las Perlas. Beyond fishing, the business offers a private Chichen-Itza and cenote tour with private transportation, a comfortable van, and on-board refreshments.
Safety equipment, experienced crews, and well-maintained boats are emphasized for guest confidence. Booking options cover half-day and full-day departures and customized private charters. Don Chingon Cancun focuses on delivering organized, equipment-ready outings that showcase Cancun’s coastal fishing and cultural highlights.
Reservations are available online or by phone, and trips include bilingual crew members when requested to assist international guests with itinerary details and local tips.
Location
Cancun, Quintana Roo
Departures from Cancun marinas
Tours Offered
6 trips
Fishing charters and private tours
Group Sizes
6–15 guests
Options for small and larger groups
Onboard Gear
GPS, live-well, fighting chair
Equipped for serious fishing
Check availability for preferred boats, dates, and custom itineraries; private transfers, snorkeling, and catering options available.
Bring motion sickness remedies
The open ocean can cause seasickness for some, so it’s smart to bring medication or natural remedies.
Apply reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin and the marine environment by using eco-friendly sunscreen during your trip.
Stay hydrated
Carry a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated under the sun while on the boat.
Wear non-slip shoes
Footwear with good grip helps maintain stability on a wet deck during fishing activities.
Polarized sunglasses
Reduces glare on the water to help spot fish and protect eyes from UV rays.
summer
Lightweight fishing gloves
Protects hands while handling lines and catches during intense fishing moments.
Wide-brim hat
Provides sun protection and keeps you cool on sunny days at sea.
summer
Reusable water bottle
Keeping hydrated is crucial during long hours on the water.