Yacht rentals in Los Cabos
Renting a yacht in Los Cabos with Otaduy means renting from the owner: a family company at Marina Puerto Los Cabos that has operated its own crewed fleet since 2003. No brokered boats, no per person tickets, and no hidden fuel charges. One yacht, your group only, all inclusive.
How renting works
You rent the whole yacht for a set number of hours, from a two hour sunset tour to a full eight hour day, with four and six hour days in between. The rate covers the captain and crew, fuel, food prepared aboard, open bar, and snorkeling gear. Water toys come with the yacht: each page in the fleet lists exactly what that boat carries. Because pricing is per yacht, a group of ten renting Bésame or sixteen renting CIAO usually spends less per guest than the same group would on a shared catamaran, and keeps the boat to themselves.
The fleet, by group size
Five yachts cover every rental from a couple’s sunset to a thirty guest celebration: Bésame, a 2024 Pardo 43 for up to 10 guests; CIAO, a Pardo 50 with Seakeeper stabilization for 16; Telemachus, a Nautitech 46 sailing catamaran for 18; Cardinale, an Azimut 70 Flybridge for 20; and GO, the 112 foot Leopard flagship for up to 30 day guests. GO, Cardinale, CIAO, and Telemachus also sleep guests aboard for overnight trips.
Where you can go
Day rentals run the corridor between San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas: swimming at Palmilla, snorkeling in the sanctuaries of Chileno and Santa María, the Arch at Land’s End, and Médano Beach. Details are on the Los Cabos page, and the route into Cabo San Lucas itself has its own page, yacht charters in Cabo San Lucas. From December to April the corridor doubles as a whale watching route. On multi day rentals, selected yachts head north through the Sea of Cortés to La Paz and Espíritu Santo. If you already know your stops, sketch the day in the itinerary builder and send it to the team with one tap.
When to rent
There is no wrong month. From December to April the corridor fills with gray and humpback whales, and a normal rental sees them without changing course, which makes winter the most requested season and the one to book earliest. Late summer into fall brings the warmest water of the year for swimming and snorkeling. Year round, mornings are usually the calmest hours on the Sea of Cortés side, so groups who care most about flat water tend to book the earlier departures and leave sunsets for the champagne.
Booking in three steps
First, send your date, group size, and preferred yacht through the availability form or WhatsApp. Second, the team confirms availability and the exact all inclusive price for your duration, with no add ons afterward. Third, a deposit locks the date, and the crew takes care of everything else, including ground transportation to the marina or a beach pickup along the corridor. The full process, including what happens on the day, is described on the how chartering works page.