Tulum All Inclusive: Coast & Fun 4h on 60' Sunseeker

This four-hour outing on a 60-foot Sunseeker yacht is built around the stretch of coastline near Puerto Aventuras and Tulum, with an all-inclusive format that puts a chef and bartender on board rather than leaving guests to fend for themselves. The boat itself is the draw as much as the itinerary: a spacious flybridge for sun, a shaded lounge area for those who want a break from it, and a sound system so guests can set the soundtrack for their own afternoon on the water.

The charter runs on an hour-by-hour rhythm. The first hour is spent cruising north along the coast toward the INAH reef, where the water turns clear enough for the second hour's main activity: snorkeling directly off the boat. The third hour branches depending on conditions, either anchoring off a virgin beach when weather allows or pulling into the cove known as La Bocana as an alternative stop. The final hour is the return cruise back to the marina at Puerto Aventuras, closing the loop on the four-hour charter.

Food and drink run continuously rather than being confined to a single meal. An à la carte-style exclusive menu covers both snacks and full meals, prepared on board by the onboard chef, while an unlimited premium open bar is staffed by a dedicated bartender for the whole trip. Guests who want to get in the water beyond the scheduled snorkel stop can use the inflatable toys and two paddleboards carried on board at their own pace throughout the charter.

This trip suits travelers looking for a self-contained beach-and-water day rather than a multi-stop land tour, particularly small groups or couples who want a private-feeling boat experience with real food and open bar service rather than a packed booze-cruise format. Because it is rated suitable for all physical fitness levels, it works for guests who want to spend most of the day lounging on the flybridge as easily as it does for those planning to snorkel and paddleboard for the full four hours. It is not recommended for pregnant travelers, which is worth flagging before booking if that applies to anyone in your group.

Towels and snorkeling equipment are provided on board, so guests do not need to pack their own gear beyond swimwear, sun protection, and anything they'd want for photos. The included premium open bar and chef-prepared menu mean there's no need to bring food or drinks along either.

Transportation to and from the marina at Puerto Aventuras is not included, so guests need to arrange their own way to the dock. A dock fee and a 10% service and maintenance fee also sit outside the base package and should be budgeted for separately. No specific meeting point details were provided beyond the marina departure, so confirm exact check-in logistics with the operator ahead of the charter.