When travelers ask what size yachts are available for charter in Cabo, the answer from Booze Cruise Cabo is refreshingly straightforward: the fleet includes four distinct private yachts ranging from a 32-foot Luhrs to a 60-foot Bertram, giving groups several choices based on guest count, space requirements, preferred atmosphere and the type of experience they want to create. The fleet includes the 32′ Luhrs Blue Star, 35′ Riviera Blue Water, 43′ Riviera Blue Sky and 60′ Bertram Blue Sea, with published capacity options ranging from smaller private groups to larger celebrations of up to 24 guests on the 60-foot vessel.

That range is important because choosing a private yacht is not simply about picking the biggest boat available. A couple or small group may appreciate the intimate feel and lower investment of a smaller yacht, while a larger family, bachelor or bachelorette group, birthday celebration or corporate gathering may want more deck space and greater passenger capacity. Booze Cruise Cabo gives travelers the ability to match the size of the yacht to the size and personality of the group rather than forcing everyone into the same vessel. The fleet also gives guests choices across different types of private Cabo experiences, including float and anchor outings, snorkeling, whale watching, sightseeing and sunset cruises. Published Booze Cruise Cabo information shows the same core four-vessel fleet across several experiences, allowing guests to consider the vessel as part of the overall charter rather than treating the yacht as an afterthought.

 

Which Cabo yacht size fits your charter group?

The easiest way to understand the Booze Cruise Cabo fleet is to start with group size and then consider how much space your guests actually want. The four yachts create a useful progression from an intimate 32-foot private boat to a substantially larger 60-foot Bertram designed for groups of up to 24 guests on the published party-charter information.

Booze Cruise Cabo Fleet at a Glance

Yacht	Size	Published Capacity	Best For
Blue Star	32′ Luhrs	Up to 8 guests	Couples, families and smaller groups
Blue Water	35′ Riviera	Up to 8 guests	Small private groups wanting additional yacht space
Blue Sky	43′ Riviera	Up to 12 guests	Medium-sized celebrations and private groups
Blue Sea	60′ Bertram	Up to 24 guests	Larger celebrations and groups wanting maximum space

Published capacities vary somewhat by specific charter and pricing structure, so the final guest count should always be confirmed when booking. Booze Cruise Cabo’s current party and whale-watching pages show the 32′, 35′, 43′ and 60′ vessels with different base guest counts and additional-guest charges depending on the experience.

That is actually useful for travelers because it demonstrates that boat size and charter format work together. The same yacht can serve a different purpose depending on whether the group is looking for a private float, snorkeling experience, whale watching or another itinerary.

 

How does yacht size affect a Cabo charter experience?

The difference between a 32-foot and a 60-foot yacht is not simply a number on a specification sheet. It affects how the group uses the boat, how much room guests have to spread out and how the overall atmosphere feels during several hours on the water.

A smaller yacht can be a terrific choice when the group is intimate and wants a more personal environment. With fewer guests aboard, the boat can feel lively and social without requiring a large vessel. It is also an appealing option for travelers who want the private-yacht experience without automatically paying for space they do not need. Move up to the 43-foot Blue Sky and the experience becomes better suited to a larger group that wants additional room for movement and socializing. The 60-foot Blue Sea takes that concept considerably further, providing the largest vessel in the Booze Cruise Cabo fleet and a published capacity of up to 24 people for the private float-and-anchor experience.

For a celebration group, that additional space can become part of the attraction itself. Guests can move around, socialize, enjoy the open bar, use the water toys and take advantage of the yacht’s different areas without making the experience feel compressed.

 

What is the smallest yacht size available for Cabo charters?

The smallest yacht in the current Booze Cruise Cabo fleet is the 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star. It is a practical choice for smaller private groups, with the current party-charter page listing capacity of up to eight guests and additional guest pricing beyond the base group. The Blue Star is particularly interesting for travelers who do not need a large yacht simply because they are booking privately. A smaller group can still have the advantages that matter most: a private boat, professional crew, open bar, water toys and the opportunity to enjoy Cabo from the water without sharing the charter with a large unrelated group.

For whale watching, Booze Cruise Cabo currently lists the Blue Star for two-, three- and four-hour private experiences, with the published package including up to four guests and additional guest pricing available.

That makes the 32-foot yacht a versatile option for couples, small families and groups of friends who want a private experience while keeping the vessel appropriately matched to their group.

 

Is the 35-foot yacht a good Cabo charter size?

The 35-foot Riviera Blue Water sits just above the Blue Star in the Booze Cruise Cabo fleet and provides another option for smaller private groups. The current party-float information lists the Blue Water at up to eight guests, while specific pricing structures establish a smaller base group with additional guest charges depending on the experience. That distinction is worth discussing with the charter company because capacity can vary by the particular experience and pricing structure.

For travelers comparing the two smaller yachts, the decision should therefore not be based solely on the five-foot difference. Consider the group itself, how much time you expect to spend moving around the yacht, whether you want a more intimate atmosphere and which type of charter you are planning.

The 35-foot Blue Water can be an excellent middle ground for guests who want a smaller private yacht but would like a little more vessel around them than the smallest option provides.

 

When does a 43-foot Cabo yacht make sense?

The 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky is the next step in the Booze Cruise Cabo fleet and is listed for groups of up to 12 guests on the current private-party information. This makes it particularly attractive for medium-sized groups that have outgrown the smaller yachts but do not need the capacity of the 60-foot Blue Sea. Think about a group of friends traveling together, a birthday celebration, a family gathering or a smaller bachelor or bachelorette party. The 43-foot size creates more room for guests to socialize while still retaining a private-yacht atmosphere that feels personal rather than oversized.

The Blue Sky also appears across several Booze Cruise Cabo experiences, including float and anchor, sunset cruising and whale watching, demonstrating its versatility within the fleet. Current whale-watching information lists the 43-foot Riviera for two-, three- and four-hour private excursions with capacity based on six guests plus additional guests for a fee.

That flexibility is one reason the 43-foot option can be such a strong choice for travelers who want a more substantial yacht without automatically moving to the largest vessel.

 

What makes the 60-foot yacht size special in Cabo?

The 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea is the largest yacht in the Booze Cruise Cabo fleet and is the obvious choice for groups that want maximum capacity and a larger private-yacht environment. The current private-party information lists the Blue Sea for up to 24 people, with a surcharge for additional guests beyond the base group. This is where yacht size becomes especially meaningful. A larger group does not simply need additional seats. It needs additional space to move, socialize, enjoy food and drinks, use water toys and maintain a comfortable atmosphere throughout the charter. The Blue Sea provides that larger platform for groups that want their yacht experience to feel like a private event on the water.

It is particularly well suited to larger birthday groups, bachelor and bachelorette parties, family celebrations and other occasions where the social atmosphere is an important part of the experience. Booze Cruise Cabo also lists the Blue Sea for private whale watching, with current published packages accommodating up to 10 guests as a base and additional guests available for a fee.

The exact capacity and pricing should therefore be confirmed for the specific charter being booked.

 

How should you compare yacht size before a Cabo charter?

Choosing between four different yacht sizes becomes easier when you stop asking, “Which boat is biggest?” and instead ask, “Which boat gives our group the right amount of space for the experience we want?”

Consider these five factors:

1. Number of guests
   Start with your actual group size rather than choosing based on the maximum capacity of a yacht.
2. Type of charter
   A float and anchor party can have different space requirements from whale watching or a sunset cruise.
3. Group atmosphere
   Smaller groups may prefer intimacy, while larger celebrations often benefit from additional deck and social space.
4. Activities
   If your group expects to spend significant time using water toys, swimming or moving between different areas aboard the yacht, additional space can become more valuable.
5. Budget
   A larger yacht generally represents a larger overall charter investment, so choosing a vessel appropriately sized for the group can provide better value.

The best yacht is therefore the one that fits both the guest count and the way the group intends to use the charter.

 

Which yacht size is best for a Cabo family charter?

Families can benefit from all four Booze Cruise Cabo yacht sizes, depending on the number of people traveling together. A small family may find the 32-foot Blue Star or 35-foot Blue Water perfectly comfortable, while a larger family reunion can make better use of the 43-foot Blue Sky or 60-foot Blue Sea. One advantage of a private family charter is that everyone can enjoy the experience differently while remaining together. Some family members may want to swim, others may prefer to relax aboard the yacht and enjoy the scenery, while children may be particularly interested in floating water toys.

That means the yacht is not simply transportation from one location to another. It becomes the family’s private base for the entire experience.

For families with several generations, additional yacht size can also make the day more comfortable because guests have more freedom to spread out and find their preferred space.

 

What yacht size works best for Cabo celebrations?

• For celebrations, the appropriate yacht size often depends on how many people are attending and how important the social atmosphere is to the event. Smaller groups can create a lively private experience aboard the Blue Star or Blue Water, while medium-sized groups may find the 43-foot Blue Sky to be the natural fit.
• For larger celebrations, the 60-foot Blue Sea offers the greatest capacity in the Booze Cruise Cabo fleet.
• This is especially relevant for bachelor and bachelorette groups because the yacht itself becomes part of the celebration. Music, open bar, floating islands, lilypads and water toys can turn the charter into a private party environment rather than simply a boat ride. Booze Cruise Cabo‘s current party information specifically promotes these features across the private fleet.
• The larger vessel can also provide more room for guests to socialize without constantly competing for the same space.

 

 

Does Cabo yacht size change the available activities?

• The core activities offered by Booze Cruise Cabo are not simply determined by the number of feet in the yacht. The selected charter and current conditions are also important.
• Booze Cruise Cabo offers private experiences including float and anchor, snorkeling, whale watching, Pancho tours and sunset cruises, and the company’s website shows the fleet being used across these different experiences.
• For example, the whale-watching packages currently show all four core fleet vessels available for the experience, while the private float-and-anchor page also lists all four yachts.
• This means guests should not assume that they need the largest yacht to enjoy a particular activity. Instead, the better approach is to tell Booze Cruise Cabo what you want to do, how many guests you have and what kind of atmosphere you prefer.
• The company can then help match the experience to the appropriate yacht.

 

How does the yacht fleet support different Cabo groups?

One of the strongest reasons to consider Booze Cruise Cabo is that the fleet is not built around one generic boat for every customer. The four core yachts create a progression that can accommodate very different group sizes and occasions.

The fleet gives you four distinct starting points:

32′ Blue Star — intimate and practical
A strong choice for smaller private groups that want a personal yacht experience.

35′ Blue Water — compact with additional room
A useful option for small groups looking for a slightly larger private vessel.

43′ Blue Sky — the medium-group favorite
A versatile choice for groups that need more room without moving into the largest yacht category.

60′ Blue Sea — the big-group experience
The largest Booze Cruise Cabo yacht, designed to accommodate substantially larger private groups.

This range means a couple does not need to book a 60-foot yacht simply to receive private service, while a 20-person celebration does not have to squeeze into a vessel designed for a much smaller group.

 

Why does yacht size matter for a Cabo party?

Space changes the way a party feels. On a smaller yacht, guests are naturally closer together, which can create a lively and intimate atmosphere. On a larger yacht, guests have more freedom to move around, form smaller conversations, enjoy different areas and participate in activities without everyone being concentrated in one location. For some groups, that intimacy is exactly what they want. For others, particularly larger celebrations, having additional space becomes part of the luxury.

Booze Cruise Cabo’s 60-foot Blue Sea is therefore not simply a larger version of the smaller boats. It provides a different scale of experience, particularly for groups that want the yacht to function as a private celebration venue.

The same principle applies throughout the fleet: choose the size that complements your group instead of automatically choosing the largest available vessel.

 

Can a smaller Cabo yacht still provide a luxury charter?

Absolutely. Luxury is not measured exclusively by length.

A private 32-foot or 35-foot yacht can still provide the elements that make a charter feel special: privacy, professional crew, open bar, water toys, music and personalized service. Booze Cruise Cabo’s current private-party pages show these features across the fleet, with the smaller yachts available for private experiences just as the larger vessels are.

For a couple or small group, a smaller yacht may actually feel more luxurious because the vessel is appropriately scaled to the number of guests. There is no need to pay for a huge amount of unused space when the group wants an intimate private experience. The real luxury is having the yacht, crew and experience organized around your group.

 

What should you ask before selecting a Cabo yacht size?

Before confirming your reservation, ask the charter company to verify the vessel, maximum guest count, pricing structure and what is included for the specific experience you are booking.

This is particularly important because Booze Cruise Cabo’s published capacity and pricing structures vary by charter type. The same vessel may have different base guest counts or additional-guest fees depending on whether you are booking a float and anchor, sunset cruise or whale-watching experience.

The smart pre-booking questions

• What yacht is available for my date?
• How many guests can the yacht accommodate for this specific charter?
• What is included in the quoted price?
• Are additional guest fees applicable?
• Which activities are included?
• Is lunch available?
• Are water toys included?
• What is the departure location?
• What time can we start?
• Are there optional upgrades available?

These questions take only a few minutes but can make the booking process much clearer.

 

Why choose Booze Cruise Cabo for your yacht size?

• The biggest advantage is choice. Instead of trying to force every group into one vessel, Booze Cruise Cabo has a core private fleet ranging from 32 feet to 60 feet, allowing the yacht to be selected around the size and needs of the group.
• That is a meaningful difference for travelers.
• A small group can enjoy a private yacht without paying for substantially more capacity than it needs. A medium-sized group can move into the 43-foot Blue Sky for additional space. A large celebration can step up to the 60-foot Blue Sea and create an entirely different scale of private yacht experience.
• The fleet is also supported by the broader Booze Cruise Cabo service model, including professional English-speaking crew, open bar, water toys and onboard entertainment features, with optional lunch and other upgrades available depending on the selected experience.
• The company also emphasizes personalized private experiences rather than simply selling transportation around Cabo’s coastline. Its current website promotes private float and anchor, snorkeling, Pancho tours and sunset cruises, giving travelers several ways to use the fleet.

 

Which Cabo yacht size should you actually book?

There is no single correct answer because the right yacht depends on your group. The easiest way to narrow the choice is to start with the number of guests and then consider how much space you want.

A simple Booze Cruise Cabo size guide

2–4 guests: Consider the 32′ Blue Star or 35′ Blue Water for a more intimate private experience.

5–8 guests: The 35′ Blue Water or 43′ Blue Sky may provide a comfortable step up depending on the specific charter and capacity rules.

9–12 guests: The 43′ Blue Sky becomes particularly relevant because the current private-party information lists capacity of up to 12 guests.

13–24 guests: The 60′ Blue Sea is the obvious fleet choice when the larger-group capacity is required, with the current private-party information listing up to 24 guests.

These are practical starting points rather than universal capacity rules, since published guest allowances vary by charter. Always confirm the exact passenger configuration with Booze Cruise Cabo when reserving.

 

What makes the Booze Cruise Cabo fleet different?

• The strength of the fleet is its range. With four private yachts spanning 32, 35, 43 and 60 feet, Booze Cruise Cabo can accommodate very different vacation plans without making every group book the same style of vessel.
• The smaller yachts can create an intimate private environment.
• The 43-foot Riviera offers a substantial step up for medium-sized groups.
• The 60-foot Bertram provides the largest platform for bigger celebrations and groups requiring more capacity.
• And because the fleet is used across different private experiences, guests can focus on the type of day they want rather than simply shopping for a boat based on length.
• That is the real advantage of matching yacht size to the charter.

 

What size yachts are available for charter in Cabo?

Booze Cruise Cabo currently offers four primary yacht sizes: a 32-foot Luhrs Blue Star, a 35-foot Riviera Blue Water, a 43-foot Riviera Blue Sky and a 60-foot Bertram Blue Sea. The 32-foot Blue Star is the smallest vessel and is well suited to smaller private groups. The 35-foot Blue Water provides another compact option, while the 43-foot Blue Sky offers additional room and is listed for groups of up to 12 on the current private-party information. The 60-foot Blue Sea is the largest vessel in the fleet and is listed for groups of up to 24 on the private float-and-anchor experience.

The important point is that the best yacht is not necessarily the largest one. The best yacht is the one that matches your group size, desired atmosphere, activities and budget. A smaller group may get better value and a more intimate atmosphere aboard the Blue Star or Blue Water, while a medium-sized group may find the Blue Sky to be the ideal balance of space and capacity. Larger celebrations can take advantage of the Blue Sea’s substantially greater passenger capacity and space.

Booze Cruise Cabo’s fleet is designed to give travelers those choices, while its private charter experiences can include open bar, water toys, music and sightseeing, with options such as lunch and other upgrades available depending on the selected experience.

For travelers who want a private Cabo day that feels properly matched to their group instead of oversized or overcrowded, that fleet flexibility is a major advantage.

Booze Cruise Cabo
I Dock, Centro, Downtown, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico

For information and reservations, contact Booze Cruise Cabo at +1 619-842-0001

When choosing a private yacht in Cabo, start with your guest count, think about how you want to use the boat and then select the vessel that gives your group the right balance of space, privacy and value. With four primary yacht sizes ranging from 32 to 60 feet, Booze Cruise Cabo gives couples, families, friends and larger celebration groups several options instead of forcing everyone into one standard experience. The Blue Star, Blue Water, Blue Sky and Blue Sea each occupy a different place in the fleet, creating a clear progression for travelers who want to build their Cabo day around the right yacht. Whether the goal is a relaxed private outing for a small group, an energetic celebration with friends or a larger party on the water, the key is matching the size of the yacht to the size and personality of the group. That is where Booze Cruise Cabo’s fleet becomes a genuine advantage: your private charter can be selected around your group rather than your group having to adapt to a one-size-fits-all boat.