Catamaran Cruises in Mexico

Experience two of the Yucatan's top destinations with a pair of day trips from the Riviera Maya, saving money by booking both together. First, spend a day at Xcaret Park, exploring the nature and wildlife of the family-friendly resort, then sail to Isla Mujeres by catamaran, stopping to swim, snorkel, and see the island along the way. With the option to add lunch and drinks at Xcaret, this two day combination tour includes hotel transfers from selected areas, admission, and activities, as well as an open bar and buffet lunch in a private, Isla Mujeres beach club.

An excellent value for the money, this adventure takes you on two days of activities exploring the Yucatan peninsula. On day one, take a catamaran from Cancun to Isla Mujeres, stopping for a snorkel along a protected coral reef along the way. Enjoy a day on the island, including lunch and an open bar. On day two, visit the ruins at Tulum, then go for a swim in a beautiful cenote. On the way back, make a stop in Playa del Carmen to enjoy free time on the lively pedestrian promenade.

Sail the clear waters of the Caribbean Sea aboard your own private catamaran during this half-day tour from Cancun. Your captain can take you to Isla Mujeres or other great spots around the bay, and provides time to go snorkeling at the coral reef, stop at secluded beaches, and lounge on the 32-foot (10-meter) catamaran's deck. Bring your own group of up to 13 people on a private sailing tour that includes unlimited drinks and use of snorkel equipment.

The white-sand beaches and crystal clear waters of Isla Mujeres are reminiscent of paradise. From Cancun, this 7-hour catamaran cruise takes you direct to the beautiful beaches of Isla Mujeres and provides unlimited rum, tequila, and soft drinks. Snorkel in the Caribbean Sea, feast on a buffet lunch at a beach club, and spend free time exploring Isla Mujeres independently.

Experience a beach day of sun and snorkeling on this 12-hour trip to Huatulco Bay from Puerto Escondido. A catamaran takes you to two of the 36 beaches in Huatulco - Bay of La India and the Bay of Maguey - for fantastic snorkeling and swimming. In town, check out a silver crafts factory and a handicraft market, and set your eyes upon the largest Virgin Mary painted on a church dome. A delicious, clay-oven baked lunch of seafood is available for purchase. Round-trip hotel transport included.