108 ft Neoprene Overmarine Yacht

The best part of the 108-foot Neoprene is that it gives your group a private Cabo day with very little to organize once you step aboard. A chef builds the meal around local seafood and fresh ingredients, a bartender handles top-shelf drinks, and the crew brings out kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, or a SeaBob when you want time off the deck.

I especially like two things: the tailored menu, which can account for food allergies and dietary needs, and the strong staff-to-group setup for only 10 people. The yacht has four bedrooms, so this is more than a quick cruise, though the high group price makes the boat a better fit for a celebration or a group willing to share the cost.

• Private capacity: The yacht is offered for a group of up to 10 people.
• Food made for your group: A private chef prepares a menu selected with you before the trip.
• Top-shelf open bar: Drinks include premium liquor such as NumberJuan Tequila.
• Crew-led service: Staff can include Captain Luis, Chef Perry, First Mate David, Pedro, Gustavo, and Letti.
• Water time built in: Kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a SeaBob are provided.
• Flexible length: Plan on about 3 hours to a full day, depending on the booking.

What a Private Neoprene Charter Feels Like

This is not a standard group boat outing where you share space with strangers and accept a fixed lunch. The Neoprene is reserved for your party, with room for up to 10 people and a crew assigned to look after the details.

That private setup matters in Cabo. You can spend the day talking with family, celebrating a wedding, marking an anniversary, or simply taking a break from resort routines without adjusting to another group’s pace. The boat is designed for both lounging and active time on the water.

The listed price is $6,612 per group, not per person. Split among 10 people, that works out to about $661 per person before any separate costs not stated in the booking details. For a smaller group, the per-person cost rises quickly. I would treat this as a special-occasion charter rather than a budget excursion.

The yacht is 108 feet long and includes four bedrooms. Those rooms are useful for a full-day charter or for anyone who wants a quiet place away from the main deck. The information provided does not specify overnight accommodation, so I would not assume that the bedrooms mean you can book a stay aboard.

Boarding at Cabo San Lucas Marina

Your outing starts at the marina in Cabo San Lucas and ends back at that same meeting point. Pickup is offered, and the name of the employee collecting you is sent by email. That is a small but useful detail: check your confirmation before leaving your hotel or villa so you know who to look for.

The booking is offered in English, and mobile tickets are accepted. Confirmation arrives within 48 hours, subject to availability. Since the charter is often reserved around 13 days ahead, I would contact the operator early if your trip dates are fixed, especially for a wedding, birthday, or larger family gathering.

The exact route and water stops are not specified. That means you should ask what the captain has planned for your date, how much time will be spent cruising, and how much time is set aside for swimming or water toys. Cabo conditions and the chosen charter length can affect the day’s rhythm.

A Yacht Set Up for Small Celebrations

The Neoprene is best understood as a private floating base for your group. You have four bedrooms, open deck space, a professional crew, food service, drinks, and gear for getting into the water.

The size works particularly well for groups of friends or families who want room to spread out without losing the social feel. A wedding party can gather for a meal, move to the deck for views, and then split up for paddleboarding or snorkeling. An anniversary group can keep the day relaxed and let the staff handle the practical work.

The crew’s role is a major part of the experience. The crew members identified in the available information include Captain Luis, Pedro, Chef Perry, First Mate David, Gustavo, and Letti. Staffing can vary, but this gives you a sense of the service model: there is a captain, a chef, bartending support, and several people focused on the boat and your group.

The strongest praise centers on friendly, attentive service and a very clean, well-maintained yacht. One particularly useful detail is the staff’s attention to celebrations. Anniversary cake has been arranged as a surprise for couples, so tell the operator about a birthday, wedding, or anniversary before departure. Do not assume every extra is included, but the crew clearly uses those details to shape the day.

Building the Menu With a Private Chef

Food is not treated as an afterthought here. Before the charter, you work with the company to choose from available menu options, with the private chef preparing the meal aboard.

The emphasis is on local seafood and fresh ingredients. That should appeal to you if a long lunch is one of the main reasons for booking a yacht rather than simply renting a boat. The menu can also be adjusted for allergies and dietary restrictions, which makes this a more practical choice for mixed groups.

Chef Perry is named in the service information connected with the yacht. The available details do not list a sample menu, meal times, or exact dishes, so ask for those before you pay. A tailored menu sounds useful, but you will want to know whether certain premium ingredients or special cakes cost extra.

I would also tell the operator about food preferences early. The more notice the chef has, the easier it should be to plan a meal that works for the whole group. This is especially important when one person has a serious allergy rather than a simple preference.

Premium Drinks and Time on Deck

The open bar includes top-shelf liquor, with NumberJuan Tequila specifically named. Your personal bartender prepares cocktails while the chef works on the meal, so the day can feel more like a private event than a sightseeing transfer.

This arrangement has real value for a celebration. You do not need to appoint one friend as bartender, buy supplies, or keep checking whether the cooler needs restocking. The tradeoff is that an open bar can make the per-person price feel worthwhile mainly for a group that will use it.

You still control the pace. You can sit with a drink, enjoy the Cabo views, take photos, or ask the crew about the next water activity. Reports of whale, sea lion, and fish sightings add appeal during the right season and conditions, but wildlife is never guaranteed. Treat those sightings as a bonus, not the main reason to book.

Kayaks, Paddleboards, and Snorkel Gear

The included water toys give the charter more range than a boat day spent only on loungers. The equipment listed includes a kayak, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a SeaBob.

That mix suits a group with different energy levels. One person can remain on deck with a drink while another tries a paddleboard. Two people can use the kayak, and anyone wanting a more active ride can ask about the SeaBob. Snorkel gear also lets you take advantage of suitable water conditions without arranging a separate rental.

The available information does not specify the exact swimming locations, water temperature, safety requirements, or how many pieces of each item are carried. Ask those questions if water time is central to your plans. With only 10 people, sharing equipment may still matter if everyone wants to use the same toy at once.

Your captain decides how and where the equipment is used. That is important in Cabo, where wind, waves, and water conditions can change the feel of a planned stop. A good day on the water is partly about having options, not forcing every activity into the schedule.

Choosing Between Three Hours and a Full Day

The advertised duration ranges from approximately three hours to one day. That is a broad range, so confirm the exact length when you book. A three-hour charter gives you enough time for a private cruise, drinks, food, and perhaps a short water activity, but it will feel compact once boarding and returning to the marina are included.

A full-day charter makes better use of the yacht’s four bedrooms, chef service, open bar, and water toys. You have time to eat without rushing, pause between activities, and let the group settle into its own rhythm. If you are paying $6,612, a longer booking is likely easier to justify than a very short one.

The right length depends on your group. Couples celebrating a milestone may prefer a shorter sunset-style outing if that option is available. A wedding gathering or family group staying in a Pedregal villa may get more from a full day.

The exact itinerary is not provided, so do not book based on a promised list of named stops. Instead, ask the company what the captain expects to do on your date and what happens if conditions change.

Where the Price Makes Sense

At $6,612 for up to 10 people, this is an expensive Cabo activity. Still, the comparison is not simply yacht rental versus yacht rental. The price includes a private setting, designated staff, a chef, bartender, open bar, food planning, four bedrooms, and water gear.

For a full group of 10, the rough split is about $661 per person. That can be reasonable for a wedding party or a family marking a major event, especially if you value privacy and do not want to coordinate separate meals, drinks, and equipment. For four or five people, the same charter becomes a serious luxury splurge.

The value also depends on how much of the package you will use. If your group wants cocktails, a chef-prepared seafood meal, and water toys, the all-inclusive format is more useful. If you mainly want a short cruise and a few photos, you may be paying for far more boat and service than you need.

The 100 percent recommendation rate and 5 rating from 141 submitted ratings point to very strong satisfaction, especially with the crew, food, cleanliness, and celebration service. I would still read the offer carefully and confirm inclusions, exact duration, and any special menu charges before treating the price as final.

Who Will Enjoy This Yacht Most

I would choose the Neoprene for:

• A group of up to 10 friends sharing a luxury day
• Families who want a private setting and flexible meal planning
• Wedding parties and anniversary groups
• People who care as much about service and food as the boat itself
• Groups that want both deck time and water activities
• Visitors comfortable with a high per-group price

I would think twice if your group is small, price-sensitive, or mainly interested in a fixed sightseeing route. The broad three-hour-to-one-day duration and unspecified route mean you need to ask questions before booking.

Service animals are allowed, and most people can participate. The activity is near public transportation, though pickup arrangements are handled separately. If anyone in your party has mobility, medical, or water-safety concerns, contact the provider before confirming.

Booking Details Worth Checking First

You can cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off uses Cabo’s local time.

I would confirm these points before payment:

• The exact charter duration
• The route and planned water stops
• The final menu and allergy arrangements
• What special-event extras cost, if anything
• The pickup employee’s name and meeting instructions
• Which water toys will be available on your date

Those questions are not needless fussiness. They help you match the expensive charter to what your group actually wants.

Should You Book the Neoprene?

Book it if you want a private Cabo celebration where the crew, chef, bartender, and equipment are all part of one organized package. The yacht’s strongest qualities are clear: a polished 108-foot setting, attentive service, fresh seafood, premium drinks, and room for both lounging and play.

I would especially recommend it for a full group of 10, since sharing the $6,612 cost makes the value easier to defend. Tell the company about anniversaries, weddings, allergies, and dietary needs early, then confirm the exact duration and route.

Skip it if you want the cheapest way to get on the water or if your group prefers a simple, short cruise. For everyone else, the Neoprene offers a carefully staffed private day with enough space and service to make a major Cabo occasion feel genuinely special.

FAQ

Where does the Neoprene charter begin and end?

The activity starts at the marina in Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico, and ends back at the same meeting point.

How many people can join the charter?

The private booking is for a group of up to 10 people.

How much does the charter cost?

The listed price is $6,612 per group of up to 10 people.

How long does the experience last?

The approximate duration ranges from 3 hours to 1 day. Confirm the exact length when booking.

Is pickup available?

Yes. Pickup is offered, and the name of the employee who will collect you is sent by email.

What food and drink are included?

A private chef prepares a menu using local seafood and fresh ingredients. The yacht also has a top-shelf open bar, including liquor such as NumberJuan Tequila.

Can the menu accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions?

Yes. A tailored menu is available for food allergies and dietary restrictions, and the menu is arranged with you before the charter.

What water equipment is provided?

The listed water toys are a kayak, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a SeaBob.