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Sail a private 42' Lagoon from Puerto Aventuras for three hours of open-water cruising, anchored stops at La Bocana Cove and a shallow sand bar, paddleboarding and a premium open bar. Perfect for swimmers and relaxed sailors seeking a short, private maritime escape.
Sail a private 42' Lagoon from Puerto Aventuras for three hours of open-water cruising, anchored stops at La Bocana Cove and a shallow sand bar, paddleboarding and a premium open bar. Perfect for swimmers and relaxed sailors seeking a short, private maritime escape.
You step off the dock at Puerto Aventuras into warm salt air and the gentle roll of a 42-foot Lagoon catamaran. The crew casts off and the yacht slips from the marina, sails filling with a steady onshore breeze as limestone coast and palms slide aft. For the next three hours the sea becomes your calendar: an hour of open-water sailing, then calm anchorages at La Bocana Cove and the shallow sand bar where water goes ankle-deep and sunlight makes the surface electric.
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Operated by Puerto Aventuras Yachting · Puerto Aventuras, Quintana Roo
You step off the dock at Puerto Aventuras into warm salt air and the gentle roll of a 42-foot Lagoon catamaran. The crew casts off and the yacht slips from the marina, sails filling with a steady onshore breeze as limestone coast and palms slide aft. For the next three hours the sea becomes your calendar: an hour of open-water sailing, then calm anchorages at La Bocana Cove and the shallow sand bar where water goes ankle-deep and sunlight makes the surface electric.
This stretch of the Mexican Caribbean sits on the northern edge of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef—the second-largest reef system on Earth—and the coast bears the same limestone and coral bedrock that shaped the Riviera Maya. Puerto Aventuras itself grew as a planned marina community in the late 20th century, and today it’s a quiet gateway to snorkeling, fishing, and small-boat excursions.
Onboard, expect paddle boards, a floating mat, a certified bilingual guide, bottled water, snacks like fruit, pico de gallo and quesadillas, plus a premium open bar for adults. The trip balances relaxed sea time with opportunities to swim or paddle in shallow turquoise water and to watch for turtles or dolphins.
Practical guidance: arrive early to clear boarding, bring reef-safe sunscreen and a hat, and plan on casual sea motion—those with cardiovascular concerns should consult a physician. The outing is private and family-friendly, includes an onboard restroom, and offers a flexible sailing-only option if you prefer uninterrupted time on deck.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be able to climb a short gangway and swim in calm, shallow water.
This experience departs from Puerto Aventuras marina; check your confirmation for exact meeting details and suggested arrival time.
Yes—stops include shallow anchorages for swimming and paddleboards are provided; basic instruction and supervision are included.
Yes—bottled water, snacks (fruit, pico de gallo, guacamole, quesadillas) and a premium open bar for guests 21+ are included.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather with a full refund.
Puerto Aventuras was developed in the late 20th century as a residential and boating community along the Riviera Maya; the coastline overlays ancient limestone and coral formations tied to the region’s geologic history.
Guests are encouraged to avoid touching coral or marine life, use reef-safe sunscreens, and follow guides’ directions to minimize impact on the reef and turtle habitats.
Puerto Aventuras Yachting operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock at Puerto Aventuras into warm salt air and the gentle roll of a 42-foot Lagoon catamaran. The crew casts off and the yacht slips from the marina, sails filling with a steady onshore breeze as limestone coast and palms slide aft. For the next three hours the sea becomes your calendar: an hour of open-water sailing, then calm anchorages at La Bocana Cove and the shallow sand bar where water goes ankle-deep and sunlight makes the surface electric.
You step off the dock at Puerto Aventuras into warm salt air and the gentle roll of a 42-foot Lagoon catamaran. The crew casts off and the yacht slips from the marina, sails filling with a steady onshore breeze as limestone coast and palms slide aft. For the next three hours the sea becomes your calendar: an hour of open-water sailing, then calm anchorages at La Bocana Cove and the shallow sand bar where water goes ankle-deep and sunlight makes the surface electric.
This stretch of the Mexican Caribbean sits on the northern edge of the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef—the second-largest reef system on Earth—and the coast bears the same limestone and coral bedrock that shaped the Riviera Maya. Puerto Aventuras itself grew as a planned marina community in the late 20th century, and today it’s a quiet gateway to snorkeling, fishing, and small-boat excursions.
Onboard, expect paddle boards, a floating mat, a certified bilingual guide, bottled water, snacks like fruit, pico de gallo and quesadillas, plus a premium open bar for adults. The trip balances relaxed sea time with opportunities to swim or paddle in shallow turquoise water and to watch for turtles or dolphins.
Practical guidance: arrive early to clear boarding, bring reef-safe sunscreen and a hat, and plan on casual sea motion—those with cardiovascular concerns should consult a physician. The outing is private and family-friendly, includes an onboard restroom, and offers a flexible sailing-only option if you prefer uninterrupted time on deck.