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4 Catamaran Cruises in Tulum That Repay the Booking

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The shortlist you would text a friend: 4 catamaran cruises in Tulum that repay the money, with what each costs and how they differ once you read past the headline.

Private 40' Bali Catamaran – Drinks & Food Included - Food that works for a group
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Private 40′ Bali Catamaran – Drinks & Food Included

1.Private 40′ Bali Catamaran – Drinks & Food Included

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 348 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) Our pick

You’ll spend about four hours aboard a private 40-foot Bali catamaran from Puerto Aventuras, with snorkeling gear, a gourmet lunch, and a premium bar included. The crew takes you toward the Mexican Caribbean reef, and your group can enjoy its own music, food, and drinks without sharing the boat.

“Wonderful crew. Beautiful surroundings. Played our own music, had good food and drinks. Lovely way to end our Mexico trip. Highly recommend.”

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4H Private 38'Catamaran All-Inclusive in Tulum & Playa del Carmen - Seafood, guacamole, and a proper break from the water
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4H Private 38’Catamaran All-Inclusive in Tulum & Playa del Carmen

2.4H Private 38’Catamaran All-Inclusive in Tulum & Playa del Carmen

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 308 reviews · 4 hours (approx.)

Spend four hours aboard a private 38-foot catamaran from Puerto Aventuras. Captain Pollo, Renata, Angel, or another crew team may guide your group to Paamul Bay for snorkeling, swimming, open-bar drinks, shrimp and fish ceviche, and guacamole. The boat holds up to 10 people, though the advertised highlights mention up to eight, so confirm capacity before booking.

“So so so fun! Such a great crew! Renata and Pollo and the rest of the crew! Great food and atmosphere! Definitely recommend”

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4H Lux 40' Catamaran All-Inclusive in Tulum and Playa del Carmen. - Sailing north toward Paamul Bay
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4H Lux 40′ Catamaran All-Inclusive in Tulum and Playa del Carmen.

3.4H Lux 40′ Catamaran All-Inclusive in Tulum and Playa del Carmen.

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 218 reviews · 4 hours (approx.)

Sail from Puerto Aventuras to Paamul Bay on a private 40-foot catamaran for up to 15 people. You get snorkeling gear, towels, lunch, snacks, unlimited drinks, fishing, and about two hours for swimming or beach time. Crew member Vicki is praised for attentive service, and the boat has a sound system for your playlist.

“We had a group of 6 for a girls trip and this experience did NOT disappoint. Was the best thing we did on our entire trip to Mexico. Cannot recommend enough. Boat crew was extremely attentive and fun, food was wonderful and the boat was stunning.”

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Tulum: Luxury Sail & Snorkel – All Inclusive 34' Catamaran - Snorkeling in a calm, shallow area
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Tulum: Luxury Sail & Snorkel – All Inclusive 34′ Catamaran

4.Luxury Sail & Snorkel – All Inclusive 34′ Catamaran

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 172 reviews · 4 hours (approx.) · from $825Best value

Sail from Puerto Aventuras on a private 34-foot catamaran with a captain, sailor, host, and onboard chef. You’ll snorkel in calm Caribbean water, use paddleboards and floaties, and choose food from a premium menu while unlimited drinks flow. Morning and afternoon departures are available, with a four-hour schedule built for small-group celebrations.

“Everything was wonderful. The boat, the food, the crew / service and the location. What a super way to spend 1/2 a day. It’s not inexpensive compared to the group boat outings but well worth it.”

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