Private yacht time in the Riviera Maya. This 4-hour Inha Reef snorkeling charter on a 47-foot Azimut is a fun twist on beach time, with snorkel gear, a pro guide, and paddle boards included.

I also like that your food and drinks are handled onboard, with a solid lunch of fire-grilled chicken, guacamole, salsa, beans, rice, tortillas, and chips. One thing to plan around: this trip depends on good weather, and there’s a $20 per person fee for taxes and fees that is not included in the base price.

Quick hits before you book

• 47-foot Azimut, private and roomy: A full charter for up to 15 people, so you do not feel like you are crammed with strangers.
• Inha Reef snorkeling with gear and a pro guide: You get the equipment, plus guidance for a smoother water time.
• Onboard food and alcoholic drinks: Lunch and drinks are part of the package, not an extra scavenger hunt.
• Karaoke plus Spotify: 18,000+ songs, an HD TV for lyrics, microphones, Bluetooth audio, and Spotify.
• Bring your own towel: Towels are not included, but everything else is set up for you.

Meeting at H2OH Sun Cruises in Puerto Aventuras

Your day starts at H2OH Sun Cruises, address: H2OH Sun Cruises C Bahia Yanten Mz 33 Lt 9 Loc 7, Tulum Pto Avent Comp Turf, 77733 Puerto Aventuras, Q.R., Mexico. The good news is that it is close to public transportation, so you are not totally stuck on private transfers.

You return to the same meeting point when the 4 hours are up. That makes the logistics cleaner than tours that end somewhere else, especially if you are lining up dinner or a ride back to Playa del Carmen or Tulum.

A 47-foot Azimut charter feels like the right scale

This is a private yacht charter on a 47-foot Azimut, with the 4-hour experience branded as Los Tres Piratas. The big value here is scale. You get yacht time, not just a boat ride, but you are also not stuck on something huge that feels empty.

For a group of up to 15, it is a sweet spot for keeping things fun and friendly. You can settle in, put your snacks and gear where you need them, and still have space to move around when it is time to gear up for snorkeling and paddle boards.

Also, the tour is offered in English, which is helpful if you want your guide to explain things clearly without a language hurdle.

Inha Reef snorkeling, with equipment and a pro guide

The main highlight is the snorkeling stop at Inha Reef. The essentials are included: snorkel equipment and a professional guide. That matters more than people think. When you have gear on hand and someone experienced looking out for your group, you spend less time figuring things out and more time enjoying the water.

If you are comfortable in open water, you will likely love that you are snorkeling at a celebrated spot without needing to book separate excursions for gear or instruction. If you are newer to snorkeling, the guide support is a real confidence boost, because you get help before you are already floating.

One practical point: bring a mindset of water time first, photos second. Coral and fish are great, but you will get the best experience if you focus on comfortable breathing and steady fin kicks.

Paddle boards, built into the fun

Paddle boards are included, which changes the feel of the day. Snorkeling is the star, but the boards give you another way to enjoy the water, especially if conditions are calmer at the surface.

This also helps the group stay interested. If someone wants to snorkel, great. If someone wants a slower pace, the paddle boards give them something active without committing to another equipment check-in.

Lunch and drinks onboard: simple, filling, and actually included

Your onboard lunch is a standout for a day trip: fire-grilled chicken, freshly made guacamole, fresh-cut Mexican-style salsa, beans, rice, tortillas, and chips. That is not the usual sad snack situation you sometimes get on boat tours.

Alcoholic beverages are also included. Translation: you do not need to worry about finding a bar or paying for drinks midway through your day. It makes the whole experience feel like a true charter, not a budget outing with add-ons.

A small strategy I recommend for any boat meal day: eat a little before you go in the water if you can. It is easier on your stomach and you get more energy for snorkeling and paddle boards. If you go out on an empty belly, you might regret it later when you are also trying to stay relaxed on the ride.

Karaoke and Spotify, yes, it is part of the package

This yacht day leans into fun, and the entertainment is not an afterthought. You get a karaoke setup with 18,000+ songs, an HD TV for lyrics, and microphones. There is also a Bluetooth sound system and Spotify.

So you are not just riding quietly and waiting for the next moment. The tour is built for groups who want music, laughs, and a little controlled chaos.

If you are the kind of person who likes calm and quiet, you can still manage your vibe. You can choose where you sit and when you join in. But it is smart to know ahead of time that this charter is designed to feel like a party day, even while you are doing real snorkeling.

Price and value: what $1,399 means for up to 15

The price is $1,399.00 per group, up to 15 people, for about 4 hours. On paper, that sounds pricey. In practice, it can be very reasonable depending on your headcount.

If you fill the group close to 15, the base cost works out to about $93 per person before the extra $20 per person for taxes and fees. Add that $20 and you are roughly at $113 per person, again assuming the full group size. If your group is smaller, your per-person cost rises.

Here is why the math can still work: this includes snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, a professional guide, a full lunch, and alcoholic beverages. Many Riviera Maya tours charge extra for at least one of those items, especially gear and food. Here, they are baked in.

One more value note: since it is private, you are not paying for the time to herd strangers into a shared boat schedule. You are paying for your group’s time on the yacht, plus the onboard entertainment.

Location context: Tulum and Playa del Carmen, with a Puerto Aventuras base

Even though the tour is linked with Tulum and Playa del Carmen, your actual start point is Puerto Aventuras at H2OH Sun Cruises. That area is often used as a launch base because it is set up for boat departures and day charters.

For you, that means fewer moving parts. You plan around one meeting point, one check-in window, and one return. If you are staying near Playa del Carmen or visiting Tulum for the day, you can still make this work without needing a complicated multi-stop route.

If you are trying to squeeze in a lot of sightseeing, the 4-hour duration is a useful sweet spot. It gives you a real change of pace from the beach club circuit, but it does not eat your whole day.

Who this charter suits best (and who should skip)

This trip is labeled as most travelers can participate, and it is English-speaking friendly. It is also a private tour, so only your group goes.

It is a strong match for:

• Families and mixed-age groups who want snorkeling plus a fun onboard setup
• Friend groups who want something more lively than a quiet boat ride
• People who want food, drinks, and gear handled in one package

It is not a good match for everyone. It is not recommended for pregnant women after five months. Also, because it requires good weather, people who hate uncertainty should treat this as a “plan to go, plan for backup” kind of day.

Practical tips for a smoother yacht day

A few smart moves will help you enjoy the full 4 hours without stress.

• Bring a towel. Towels are not included.
• Plan for the weather. This experience requires good weather, and if it gets canceled due to poor conditions you will be offered a different date or a full refund.
• Use the mobile ticket. You get a mobile ticket for entry.
• Arrive with time to park your brain. Even when things run smoothly, you want to settle in, meet up, and get ready before boarding energy spikes.
• Charge your phone if you care about photos. You will be on the water, and you will want to capture moments without racing to find power later.

One last comfort tip: dress like you are going to be in sun and on water. That usually means swim-friendly clothing, secure footwear if you need it for boarding, and sun protection you can reapply.

Should you book this private yacht charter to Inha Reef?

Book it if you want a private Riviera Maya day that mixes snorkeling at Inha Reef with real onboard comfort, included food and drinks, and an entertainment system built for fun. The best value tends to happen when you can fill the group closer to 15, because then the per-person cost drops while the inclusions stay strong.

Skip it if you dislike weather-dependent plans, or if you are hoping for a quiet, low-key experience. The karaoke, microphones, HD lyrics screen, and Spotify-ready setup make it clear this is meant to be lively.

If your group includes people who want both water time and a party vibe, this charter makes it easy to satisfy everyone in one 4-hour block.

FAQ

What is the duration of this yacht charter?

The tour runs for about 4 hours.

Where do we meet, and do we return to the same place?

You start at H2OH Sun Cruises, C Bahia Yanten Mz 33 Lt 9 Loc 7, Tulum Pto Avent Comp Turf, 77733 Puerto Aventuras, Q.R., Mexico, and the activity ends back at the meeting point.

What snorkeling is included?

The tour includes snorkeling equipment and a professional guide, and it includes a stop at Inha Reef.

Is food and alcohol included?

Yes. Lunch is included, and alcoholic beverages are included as well.

Are paddle boards included?

Yes. Use of paddle boards is included.

Are towels included?

No. Towels are not included, so you should bring your own.

Is there an extra cost besides the $1,399 group price?

Yes. There are all fees and taxes of $20.00 per person that are not included in the base price.