The boat is yours for the hours you book. No strangers, no shared deck, no guide on a microphone. Bring your own music, your own drinks and your own people, and run the day out to Las Ánimas or Yelapa and back.
What We Run
All of it is the same product underneath: a private boat, a block of hours, and a captain who routes the day around what your group wants. The difference between a bachelorette trip and a family reunion is what you bring aboard, not what we charge you for.
Where the Day Goes
Two destinations do most of the work for celebrations. Las Ánimas has a long beach and a row of palapa restaurants that can feed twenty people fresh fish on the sand — the standard choice, reachable on a shorter charter. Yelapa is the bigger day out: a boat-only village with a waterfall walk, restaurants and a proper sense of having gone somewhere. Yelapa needs a 6-hour charter.
Either way you get the run down and the run back, which for most groups is where the party actually happens.
Comfort for a Group
Nobody wants to cook in the sun for six hours. Every boat has a full shade canopy over the seating area and a wide open bow for whoever came to sunbathe. Steel n Time adds an air-conditioned salon, a full kitchen, two bathrooms and two cabins — it is the one to book when the group is large or the day is long. Guanatuna handles up to 15 with shade and a bathroom. Peaceful Easy Feeling is the fast, small-group option for up to 8.
What You Bring
Your own drinks, food, decorations and playlist. Coolers are fine. If you want to eat ashore, bring cash — the beach restaurants at Las Ánimas and Yelapa do not take cards. A dry bag for phones is a good idea for getting ashore, since there is no dock for a boat our size.
What We Bring
Captain and crew, life jackets for everyone, bottled water and ice, snorkel gear, shade, and a route planned around the conditions that day. Add fishing on the run out if part of the group wants it — rods and tackle are already on board — and time the return as a sunset cruise if you booked the hours for it.
Booking a Group Trip
Book early for peak season and for anything tied to a wedding date — there are three boats and one of them is the only one that takes 22 guests. Tell us the occasion when you book so the crew can plan around it, and tell us the real headcount so we put you on the right boat.
