A 100-foot yacht changes your whole Cabo mood. The Number Juan rental pairs a private staff with an open bar feel, plus a chef-cooked meal and lots of time on the water. If you want a celebration without worrying about logistics, this is the kind of outing that runs like a well-oiled machine.

What I really like is the way the crew stays on top of everything while you just enjoy the ride. Having Chef Saul do the cooking, and watching the team keep things moving with food, drinks, and safety, makes it feel effortless. I also like the water setup, with paddleboards, kayaks, snorkel gear, and toys like the Sea Bob, so you are not stuck watching from the sidelines.

One thing to consider: this experience requires good weather. If conditions are rough, you may be offered a different date or a full refund, so plan with a bit of flexibility.

Key highlights you’ll feel right away

• Number Juan tequila in the open bar: Cocktails keep flowing, and the boat’s namesake tequila is part of the mix
• Full staff service, not a self-serve vibe: Dedicated crew members handle drinks, food, and guest pacing
• Chef-led menu planning: You can shape the meal, including options for food allergies and dietary restrictions
• Real water time with multiple activities: Paddleboards, kayaks, snorkel gear, plus Sea Bob
• Sunset-ready cruising: Expect great viewing from the yacht, including standout sunset energy
• Pickup from your resort or villa: Getting to Marina Cabo San Lucas is handled for you

The 100-Foot Number Juan Yacht: comfort that makes time slow down

Step onto a 100-foot yacht and you can feel the difference from the smaller boats right away. The big advantage for your day is space plus a proper service setup, so you are not constantly threading past people to grab a drink or find a place to breathe.

The Number Juan setup includes 4 bedrooms, which matters for groups up to 10. Even if you do not need the bedrooms, having a layout like that usually means more room for everyone to spread out instead of cramming. And when the crew is also moving around smoothly, it makes the whole experience feel organized rather than chaotic.

The captain, Captain Gabby, also comes up in the feedback for keeping things smooth while navigating the Sea of Cortez. That kind of steady handling matters when you are switching between lounging, eating, and getting in the water with toys.

Open Bar with Number Juan Tequila: easy to start the day, fun to pace it

This is not just a bar with a few bottles. It’s an open bar, and it features the award-winning Number Juan tequila. Translation: you can go from a welcome drink to a full-on cocktail rhythm without thinking about what you ordered or what you paid.

In practice, the service flow is what makes this work. People highlight that drinks come quickly and that Lupita and Letty keep the bar moving without turning your charter into a scavenger hunt for staff.

If your group has different drink styles, that’s where having a personal bartender feel helps. You can keep things casual, or you can lean into tequila-based cocktails and enjoy it as part of the theme of the boat.

Chef Saul’s food: the meal is not an afterthought

A yacht charter is only as good as the time you spend off the deck. Here, that means the food needs to land—and it does, based on the strong comments about Chef Saul and the way meals are handled for groups.

You also get something most charters do not offer clearly: you can work with the team when you book to create the menu. You pick from options available, and the chef prepares a unique culinary experience using local seafood and fresh ingredients. That combination is exactly why the meal feels like part of the trip, not a box you open halfway through.

Food allergies and dietary restrictions are supported. The key detail for you is that the menu can be adjusted ahead of time rather than you hoping for the best on the day. If your group includes picky eaters, allergies, or specific diets, this is a big reason the charter stays worth it.

Water toys are the main event: Sea Bob, paddleboards, kayaks, snorkel gear

The best yacht days in Cabo usually have a pattern: cruise for the views, anchor the fun, then get wet. The Number Juan delivers that because you get multiple activities available right on board.

You’ll have paddleboards and kayaks, plus snorkel gear. And then there is the Sea Bob, which is the kind of toy that turns a normal swim stop into a story you tell later. If you have ever watched people on a Sea Bob and thought, I want to try that, this is your chance.

Safety also shows up as a theme. The crew supervises swim stops and supports the water time, which helps when your group includes kids or older adults. Comments mention jump-offs and relaxing in the water with swim mats, not just quick dips.

One small but memorable detail: the crew seems to care about comfort. A few people even mentioned that Diego cleans sunglasses so they look fresh again. It’s a silly thing—until you realize it’s a sign the service is truly attentive.

What the cruise feels like: Cabo views plus the Sea of Cortez

Cabo is famous for its coastline, and a larger yacht gives you a better angle on it. When you’re cruising along the coast, you get that wide open feeling you do not get on a shoreline tour bus.

If you choose a longer route, you might also get whale viewing along the way. One charter described going from San Jose to Cabo and back with whales spotted along the route. Since you cannot control animal sightings, just treat this as a bonus when conditions line up.

Timing matters for the mood. Sunset cruising is repeatedly mentioned as spectacular, and that makes sense: you’re watching color changes from a deck that’s made for lounging. Music is also part of the vibe—one person notes that you can choose your music—so you are not stuck with someone else’s playlist.

How long should you book: 3 hours vs a full day

You’re looking at a duration of about 3 hours to 1 day. That flexibility is useful because your group energy will decide what feels right.

A 3-hour charter is ideal if you want the yacht experience without turning your day into a full production. It also tends to work well if you already have dinner plans or other Cabo stops.

A longer charter gives more time for the full cycle: cruising, swimming, using the water toys, then settling back down for the chef’s meal. People specifically praised a four-hour cruise as the perfect amount of time, so if you’re stuck between short and long, 3 to 4 hours can be a sweet spot.

Pickup and marina flow: less hassle before you even leave

Your start point is Marina Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico, and the good news is that pickup is offered. The transportation can pick you up at your resort or villa, which saves the stress of finding the marina at the right time.

The cruise ends back at the meeting point, so you’re not wondering where you have to get yourself later. And since the experience is near public transportation, it can still be manageable even if pickup is not your thing.

If you’re planning a celebration, this matters. Easy starts make a huge difference when you have a group with mixed ages and schedules.

Price and value: $4,925 for up to 10, with real inclusions

At $4,925 per group (up to 10), this is not a budget outing. But it is also not a bare-bones “rent a boat and figure it out” situation.

Here’s the value logic: you’re paying for a 100-foot yacht, a dedicated crew, a private chef, a personal bartender, an open bar, and access to water toys like paddleboards, kayaks, snorkel gear, and Sea Bob. That combination is usually what makes a yacht day expensive elsewhere too—but you get more of it bundled in here.

To sanity-check the math: if you max out at 10 people, it works out to about $492.50 per person. If you go with fewer people, the per-person cost rises, so this charter is at its best when you can fill the group comfortably.

This is also the kind of splurge that tends to feel worth it for milestones. Comments mention joint 60th birthday celebrations, post-wedding fun, and multi-age groups ranging from 6 to 85, all with the crew keeping the experience moving for everyone.

Who this suits best: celebrations, mixed ages, and people who hate logistics

This charter fits best if you want three things at once: a premium setting, real service, and activities that keep you from getting bored.

It also works well for mixed-age groups. One charter highlighted ages from 6 to 85 and described everyone having a great time, including kids who could enjoy the water activities with supervision and adults who could stay comfortable onboard.

If your group has different interests, that’s fine too. Some people focus on cocktails and photos, while others jump in for paddleboards and snorkeling gear. The dedicated staff flow helps both kinds of guests feel taken care of.

What might make you hesitate is if your group wants a strict beach day or if your schedule is tight with no flexibility for weather. The experience requires good weather, and poor conditions can shift plans.

The service makes the difference: Alex, Diego, Lupita, Letty, Saul, and Gabby

One reason the feedback is so consistent is how the staff roles gel together.

Alex is mentioned for smooth communication and making sure things run well, including English-speaking comfort. Diego is repeatedly recognized for hands-on help, including running water activities and even cleaning sunglasses so they stay photo-ready.

Lupita and Letty are highlighted for drinks and service that feels friendly and responsive. Chef Saul gets praised for the meal quality and how food is handled for groups, including leaving enough for seconds. And Captain Gabby is called out for handling the yacht smoothly through the Sea of Cortez.

You do not need to memorize those names to enjoy the day. But if you care about service, they give you confidence that the charter is staffed with professionals who know what they’re doing.

Should you book the Number Juan yacht rental?

If you want a Cabo day that feels like a private resort experience on the water, I’d say yes, book it, especially if you can fill a group and you care about food, drinks, and real water time.

Do it if:

• You’re celebrating something and want a no-hassle plan
• You have mixed ages and want supervision for water activities
• You want a private chef and open bar included in one price

Maybe pause if:

• You cannot adjust your schedule if weather turns
• Your group prefers a quick, casual outing with zero structure

If you’re aiming for the kind of day that turns into a lifetime memory, the Number Juan checks that box. Just remember: Cabo’s best days depend on conditions, so build in a little flexibility and enjoy the ride.

FAQ

What is the price for the Number Juan 100ft yacht rental?

It’s priced at $4,925.00 per group, with a group size of up to 10.

How long is the charter?

The duration is listed as approximately 3 hours to 1 day.

Does the charter include pickup from my resort or villa?

Yes. Pickup is offered, and transportation will pick you up at your resort or villa.

What does the yacht experience include?

You can expect a dedicated staff, a private chef, a personal bartender, an open bar, kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and access to a Sea Bob.

Is Number Juan tequila included?

Yes. The open bar features the namesake Number Juan tequila.

Can you accommodate food allergies or dietary restrictions?

Yes. Options are available for those with food allergies or dietary restrictions, and the team will work with you to create a menu from the available options.

What water activities are available during the trip?

The experience includes kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a Sea Bob, plus time for swimming and water play.

Is the experience offered in English?

Yes. English is listed as the offered language.

What is the cancellation policy?

There is free cancellation. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, but cancellations less than 24 hours before the start time are not refunded.

What happens if weather is poor?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.

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