On an Altamar private yacht charter in Cozumel, drinks are always included along with your captain, crew, fuel and snorkel gear — so on a 4-hour trip you're set for water, soft drinks and ice from the moment you board. Boats start at $15,500 MXN (about $940 USD) for up to 7 guests on Island Girl, and a full lunch spread can be added for your group so nobody has to leave the water hungry.
What food and drinks come with a Cozumel charter?
Every private charter includes drinks as standard — bottled water, soft drinks, ice and coolers ready to keep everything cold under the Cozumel sun. That baseline is the same across the whole fleet, whether you book a compact sport boat or a large catamaran.
Food beyond the basics is arranged separately as an add-on, so you can tailor the menu to your group size and taste. Let us know your headcount and we'll set up a lunch that suits a family day, a birthday, or a longer full-day cruise.
- Always included: captain, crew, fuel, snorkel gear, drinks and ice
- Popular add-ons: catered lunch, fresh fruit platters, extra beverages
- Bring-your-own is welcome too — coolers and space are ready on board
Which boat fits my group for a day with lunch?
Cozumel charters run 4 hours from the listed 'from' price, in Mexican pesos. Use the USD estimate (price ÷ 16.5) as a rough guide, and pick by how many guests you have and how much deck space you want for a relaxed meal on the water.
Smaller sport yachts are perfect for couples and small families, while the larger vessels give you room to spread out a full lunch and lounge between snorkel stops.
- Island Girl — 27ft Sea Ray Sundancer, up to 7 guests, from $15,500 MXN / 4h
- Xuxu — 27ft Sea Ray SDX, up to 10 guests, from $16,500 MXN / 4h
- Good Fellas — 29ft Chaparral, up to 12 guests, from $22,000 MXN / 4h
- Maravilla — 32ft, up to 15 guests, from $22,000 MXN / 4h
- Fandango — 50ft, up to 15 guests, from $28,000 MXN / 4h
- Candela — 40ft Lagoon catamaran, up to 25 guests, from $44,850 MXN / 4h
Sport yacht or catamaran for a lunch cruise?
If you want speed to reach reefs quickly and an intimate day for a small group, a sport yacht keeps things simple and fast. Browse the yates deportivos to compare Island Girl, Xuxu and Good Fellas.
For bigger groups who want a stable platform, shaded lounging and plenty of table space to enjoy a leisurely meal, a catamaran wins. See the catamaranes — Candela seats up to 25 guests, ideal for celebrations. You can also view the flota completa side by side.
How the day usually flows
A typical 4-hour Cozumel charter mixes snorkeling, swim stops and downtime for food and drinks. Since drinks are included from the start, you can settle in as soon as you board and let the crew handle the coolers and gear.
Add a lunch and the pacing gets even more relaxed — snorkel first, then anchor in calm water to eat before heading back.
- Board and get briefed by your captain and crew
- Cruise to reef and swim spots with included snorkel gear
- Break for drinks and your catered lunch on board
- Extend to a full day if you want more time in the water
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers before you book your Cozumel yacht day with food and drinks.
- Are drinks really included? Yes — water, soft drinks and ice come standard on every private charter.
- Can you add a real lunch? Yes, catered lunch is an add-on arranged for your group size — just tell us your headcount.
- Can we bring our own food? Absolutely — coolers and deck space are ready on board.
- What's the cheapest option with drinks included? Island Girl for up to 7 guests, from $15,500 MXN (about $940 USD) for 4 hours.
- How many people fit? From 7 guests on Island Girl up to 25 on the Candela catamaran.
Book your Cozumel yacht with food and drinks
Ready to plan a day on the water with drinks included and a lunch tailored to your group? Explore Cozumel charters and pick the boat that fits your headcount.
Get an instant quote in minutes at altamarcharters.com.mx — tell us your date, group size and whether you'd like a catered lunch, and we'll set it up.
