Every photo here was taken on one of our own charters out of Marina Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit, Mexico — our boats, our guests, and what Banderas Bay actually looks like from the water.
Guanatuna anchored off a south-shore beach village in Banderas BayGuanatuna running back to Marina Nuevo Vallarta with guests aboardGuanatuna at Los Arcos National Marine Park, Puerto VallartaGuanatuna anchored in a quiet cove for a swim stopGuanatuna tied up at the dock in Marina Nuevo VallartaSteel n Time, our 53' Hatteras sport fisher, at her slipThe fleet at Marina Nuevo Vallarta at duskTwo dorado landed on a Banderas Bay fishing charterTuna on the deck of Steel n Time at sunsetYellowfin tuna and bonito after a morning offshoreDorado brought aboard Steel n TimeDorado caught aboard GuanatunaA couple with their jack crevalle aboard GuanatunaA morning of dorado on the deck of Steel n TimeSailfish caught aboard Guanatuna off Puerto VallartaDouble header of bonito aboard GuanatunaBlue marlin landed on a full-day offshore charterOur mate unhooking a bonito for a guest in the fighting chairSailfish caught and released off Banderas BayFather and daughter with a first catch of the dayYoung angler working a rod on a family charterA family with their sailfish before the releaseSailfish brought boatside on a family fishing charterSailfish on the covering board before going back in the waterThe day's catch laid out on the dock at Marina Nuevo VallartaJack crevalle landed inside Banderas BayBonito and tuna in the cockpit after a morning tripA full charter group with their catch back at the marinaTwo bonito on a half-day charterCelebrating a good day on the waterBonito on ice in the cockpitBonito caught on a trolled lureA stack of bonito after a morning of steady actionGuests on the bow of Steel n TimeTrolling from the bow on a calm morningSunbathing on the bow of Steel n TimeThe air-conditioned salon aboard Steel n TimeShaded lounge seating aboard GuanatunaThe shaded deck of Guanatuna set up for a beach dayGuests on the bow on the way to a snorkeling stopThe captain and mate up in the tuna towerA family group cruising Banderas Bay under the shadeKids (and the boat dog) along for the rideA family at sunset on the way back to the marinaSunset run home with the boat dogFresh catch cooked and plated after the tripTrolling while the youngest crew member napsCruising Banderas Bay under the shade canopyAnchored off the coastline for a swimRunning back along the Nuevo Vallarta coast at duskHeading out into Banderas Bay on an overcast morningA humpback whale sounding off Puerto Vallarta
Want a day like these? Every boat is booked by the hour with a 4-hour minimum — fishing, snorkeling, a beach stop, whale watching, or all of it in one trip.
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