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Spend four hours aboard a recently refit 60' Neptunus exploring the Mayan Riviera: snorkel InHa Reef, cruise the coastline, and enjoy a catered meal and open bar departing Puerto Aventuras Marina. Perfect for small private groups seeking a comfortable, all-inclusive marine outing.
Spend four hours aboard a recently refit 60' Neptunus exploring the Mayan Riviera: snorkel InHa Reef, cruise the coastline, and enjoy a catered meal and open bar departing Puerto Aventuras Marina. Perfect for small private groups seeking a comfortable, all-inclusive marine outing.
Aboard a 60' Neptunus cutting across the turquoise shelf off the Riviera Maya, salt spray and a warm breeze set the tempo. The flybridge opens a 360-degree stage: limestone coast runs left like an old map, coral gardens lie low and patient to the right, and the marina at Puerto Aventuras slides astern.
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Operated by H2OH Sun Cruises · Puerto Aventuras, Quintana Roo
Aboard a 60' Neptunus cutting across the turquoise shelf off the Riviera Maya, salt spray and a warm breeze set the tempo. The flybridge opens a 360-degree stage: limestone coast runs left like an old map, coral gardens lie low and patient to the right, and the marina at Puerto Aventuras slides astern.
This stretch of coast was shaped by ancient reef growth and the slow dissolution of limestone; cenotes and shallow reefs define both the geology and the culture. The Maya once navigated these waters; today small fishing communities and resorts keep a quiet maritime tradition. On a four-hour charter you’ll typically snorkel the living reef at InHa, drift near La Bocana Caleta inlet, and cruise the shoreline while enjoying a catered grilled-chicken lunch and an open bar aboard a 2022-refit yacht built for comfort and speed.
Expect clear, shallow snorkeling over patch reefs and sea grass where turtles and tropical fish browse; currents can be gentle but changeable, so guides time stops for safety and visibility. Practicalities matter: sun protection, reef-safe sunscreen, and a light wind layer for the return are smart. The trip is private, accommodates up to 15 guests (23 max), and departs Puerto Aventuras Marina — an efficient launch point for Tulum, Akumal, and Playa del Carmen visitors.
Book in advance during high season, bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone, and follow the crew’s guidance on anchoring and reef etiquette to keep this coastline healthy for the next voyage.
easy.
4 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to step on/off a yacht and swim in shallow reef conditions.
Yes — snorkel gear is included for guests during the trip.
The yacht departs Puerto Aventuras Marina, a convenient launch for guests staying in Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Akumal, or Puerto Morelos.
The charter includes up to 15 guests for the standard booking, with a maximum capacity of 23 aboard.
All sales are final; bookings are non‑refundable and trips may be canceled by the operator in bad weather.
The Mayan Riviera coastline has been a navigational and trading corridor for centuries; modern tourism now shares space with small fishing communities and reef conservation efforts.
Operators often emphasize reef‑safe practices: avoid chemical sunscreens, refrain from touching coral, and follow guide instructions to prevent anchor damage to sensitive reef areas.
H2OH Sun Cruises operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Aboard a 60' Neptunus cutting across the turquoise shelf off the Riviera Maya, salt spray and a warm breeze set the tempo. The flybridge opens a 360-degree stage: limestone coast runs left like an old map, coral gardens lie low and patient to the right, and the marina at Puerto Aventuras slides astern.
Aboard a 60' Neptunus cutting across the turquoise shelf off the Riviera Maya, salt spray and a warm breeze set the tempo. The flybridge opens a 360-degree stage: limestone coast runs left like an old map, coral gardens lie low and patient to the right, and the marina at Puerto Aventuras slides astern.
This stretch of coast was shaped by ancient reef growth and the slow dissolution of limestone; cenotes and shallow reefs define both the geology and the culture. The Maya once navigated these waters; today small fishing communities and resorts keep a quiet maritime tradition. On a four-hour charter you’ll typically snorkel the living reef at InHa, drift near La Bocana Caleta inlet, and cruise the shoreline while enjoying a catered grilled-chicken lunch and an open bar aboard a 2022-refit yacht built for comfort and speed.
Expect clear, shallow snorkeling over patch reefs and sea grass where turtles and tropical fish browse; currents can be gentle but changeable, so guides time stops for safety and visibility. Practicalities matter: sun protection, reef-safe sunscreen, and a light wind layer for the return are smart. The trip is private, accommodates up to 15 guests (23 max), and departs Puerto Aventuras Marina — an efficient launch point for Tulum, Akumal, and Playa del Carmen visitors.
Book in advance during high season, bring motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone, and follow the crew’s guidance on anchoring and reef etiquette to keep this coastline healthy for the next voyage.