Number Juan 100ft Yacht Azimut Rental

The Number Juan turns a Cabo day on the water into a private, full-service outing: a chef prepares your meal while a bartender tends the open bar, and the crew gets the water toys ready when you want a swim. I especially like that you can plan the menu ahead, and that transportation from your resort or villa is offered.

The other strong point is choice. You can spend your time on deck, watch the coastline, or use the kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and Sea Bob. One important catch: the advertised rate covers up to 10 people, so confirm the maximum party size directly if your group is larger. The cruise length and route also need planning, and wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.

• A 100-foot private yacht: The charter starts and ends at the Cabo San Lucas marina, with resort or villa pickup offered.
• Food planned with you: A private chef prepares a menu using local seafood and fresh ingredients, with options for allergies and dietary restrictions.
• Bar service onboard: The open bar features Number Juan tequila, the brand named for the yacht.
• Water time built in: Kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a Sea Bob are included among the listed special features.
• A flexible charter length: Book for three hours to a full day, approximately. A four-hour afternoon cruise has worked well for a celebration.
• A notable price: The listed rate is $4,925 per group of up to 10, so the value depends on how many people share the charter and how much you use its services.

A Cabo charter with room to make it your own

The Number Juan is a 100-foot yacht based in Cabo San Lucas, chartered privately through Cabo Yacht Charters. Instead of joining a standard sightseeing boat with a fixed schedule, you have the vessel and its designated staff for your group. That changes the pace: the day can revolve around a celebration, a meal, time in the water, or simply a few hours aboard with the coast for company.

The yacht is listed with four bedrooms, but the supplied details do not say that overnight stays are part of the charter. Think of those rooms as part of the boat’s layout, not a promise of a sleepover at sea. Ask the operator what spaces you can use during your booking and what your chosen charter length includes.

The public rating is five out of five, with 97 ratings, and the most consistent praise is for the staff, food, and attentive service. That matters on a private boat: you are not just paying for a hull and a view. You are paying for a team to prepare food, serve drinks, help with activities, and keep the outing moving comfortably.

Setting the menu before you leave the marina

Food is a major part of the appeal here, and you are asked to work with the company on your menu after booking. The chef prepares a meal using local seafood and fresh ingredients. Options are available for food allergies and dietary restrictions, so be specific about needs and preferences when you plan. It is easier to get this right in advance than to negotiate lunch once you are offshore.

The food described on past outings ranges from fajitas and sushi to guacamole and dinner, with portions that have been ample for a group. That gives you a sense of the range, but it is not a fixed menu or a guarantee that any particular dish will be available. Ask what choices fit your date, charter length, and group.

The bartender and open bar are included among the listed features, with Number Juan tequila as the signature pour. For a group that likes a relaxed, social outing, having drinks served onboard is a useful convenience. If your party has non-drinkers or children, ask what nonalcoholic options are offered; the available details do not specify them.

Leaving from the Cabo San Lucas marina

The meeting point is the marina in Cabo San Lucas, and the charter returns there at the end. Resort or villa pickup is offered, which can simplify the start of the day, especially if your group is staying outside the marina area. Confirm pickup arrangements and timing with the operator rather than assuming that transport is automatically scheduled when you book.

One outing described a longer cruise from San José del Cabo to Cabo and back, with whales seen along the way. That example shows how the route can make the cruise itself part of the occasion, but it should not be treated as the standard itinerary. The provided information does not set a route or promise whale sightings. Ask what route is realistic for your chosen duration and date.

Your time on board can feel different depending on the length of the charter. At three hours, there is less room for a long cruise, a meal, and an extended swim stop all at once. A four-hour afternoon outing, from 3 to 7 p.m., has been used for a birthday celebration. A full-day booking gives you more time, but exact schedules and stops are not specified, so agree on a plan before you set off.

Swimming, paddling, and trying the water toys

The listed equipment includes kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a Sea Bob. These options can turn a scenic cruise into an active afternoon: you might head into the water, paddle near the yacht, or use the snorkel gear if conditions and the chosen stop allow. The available details do not promise a particular swimming or snorkeling location, so ask the crew what is suitable on the day.

Past outings have also included swim mats, which are not named in the formal feature list. Treat those as a possible extra, not a guaranteed item. If a specific toy matters to your group, check that it will be onboard before you go.

The crew can help make water time feel more manageable. People on previous charters described staff supervising swimmers and helping with activities. That is reassuring, but it does not replace paying attention to the crew’s safety instructions. Conditions at sea can change, and you should follow guidance before entering the water.

For a group that would rather stay dry, there is no need to treat the water toys as the main event. You can enjoy the views, food, music, and time together on deck. One group chose its own music, and past outings have included sunset views. Neither a sunset departure nor a specific playlist is guaranteed, so make those preferences part of the conversation when arranging your charter.

The crew and the service style

The service is one of the clearest strengths of the Number Juan. The onboard team is described as including a captain, chef, bartender, and other designated staff. Crew members named on past outings include Alex, Diego, Lupita, Letty, Saul, and Captain Gabby, though assignments can vary. Alex has been described as a point person for organizing the outing, while Saul has prepared meals and Lupita and Letty have served drinks.

That level of attention is particularly useful for mixed-age groups or celebrations. Past parties have included children and older adults, and the crew has been praised for being friendly, attentive, and clear about safety. Small touches, such as helping clean sunglasses, also come up. They are not the reason to book a yacht, but they hint at a service style that notices what people need.

The company has also arranged customized balloons and a cake for a birthday charter. If you are marking a wedding, birthday, or family milestone, ask what can be arranged and whether it carries an extra cost. Do not assume decorations or a cake are included just because they have been arranged for another group.

What $4,925 buys your group

The listed price is $4,925 for a group of up to 10. Split evenly across 10 people, that comes to $492.50 per person. With a smaller party, the per-person price rises quickly; with a full group, you are sharing the cost of a private 100-foot yacht, staff, chef, bartender, open bar, and listed water equipment.

That calculation helps put the price in context, but it is not a direct comparison with a regular boat tour. A shared cruise usually does not give your party a private yacht, personalized menu planning, or the same staff-to-group setup. The Number Juan makes the most financial sense when you value privacy, a special occasion, and the convenience of having food and drinks handled onboard.

Check exactly what the quoted price includes for your chosen charter length. The package is described as all-inclusive and lists several services and amenities, but the supplied details do not spell out every possible charge or menu choice. Confirm details such as the final schedule, menu, pickup, and any celebration arrangements before paying.

Booking tends to happen ahead of time, with the experience averaging about 16 days’ advance notice. Availability is not guaranteed until confirmed; confirmation is expected within 48 hours of booking and is subject to availability. If your dates are fixed, it is sensible to plan early.

Choosing a duration and setting expectations

The listed duration runs from three hours to one day, approximately. That range is broad, so decide first what matters most: a short celebratory cruise, an afternoon with a swim stop, or a longer outing with time for a meal and water activities. Your operator can help shape the schedule, but the provided information does not define a set sequence of stops.

A shorter booking may suit a birthday toast or a quick taste of life aboard. For a meal, a swim, and time to use the toys without rushing, a longer charter gives you more breathing room. The four-hour outing from 3 to 7 p.m. is a useful point of reference, not a required or standard schedule.

Keep expectations flexible around wildlife. A previous cruise saw whales, but there is no guarantee of sightings or a stated season for them. The same goes for exact swimming conditions and route: ask the operator what is likely on your date, then enjoy the day for the boat, the coastline, and the time together rather than building the whole plan around one uncertain sighting.

Who should book the Number Juan

This charter fits a group that wants a private celebration with the logistics taken care of onboard. Couples celebrating a wedding, families marking a birthday, or friends looking for a special day together can make good use of the chef, bar, and attentive crew. It can also suit a mixed-age party, provided everyone is comfortable on a boat and follows the crew’s safety guidance.

It is less compelling if you mainly want the cheapest way to get out on the water, or if you expect a fixed sightseeing route and guaranteed wildlife. At $4,925, this is a premium group outing. The value comes from sharing the yacht and service with your own party, not from a low per-person ticket price.

One detail deserves a direct conversation before booking: the advertised group limit is 10, while past outings have described parties larger than that. Those examples do not change the stated capacity for this offer. If your group exceeds 10, do not rely on someone else’s arrangement; ask the operator to confirm what is allowed and what price applies.

Should you book it?

Book the Number Juan if your group values privacy, good food, attentive service, and the freedom to mix cruising with time in the water. It is especially appealing for a milestone celebration, and the ability to discuss the menu in advance adds practical value for groups with dietary needs.

Before you commit, confirm the party-size limit, route, exact charter length, menu, pickup, and any extras for a cake or decorations. If those details line up with your plans, this is a strong choice for turning a few hours in Cabo into a shared occasion. If you are traveling alone or as a couple on a tighter budget, a standard shared boat trip will likely be better value.

FAQ

Where does the Number Juan charter start and end?

It starts at the marina in Cabo San Lucas and ends back at the meeting point.

Is pickup available from my resort or villa?

Yes. Pickup from a resort or villa is offered. Confirm the arrangements with the operator for your location and booking.

How long can I book the yacht for?

The listed duration is approximately three hours to one day. Ask the operator to confirm the schedule available for your date.

How many people does the listed price cover?

The price of $4,925 is for a group of up to 10. Confirm directly with the operator if you have more than 10 people.

What food and drinks are included?

The yacht has a private chef and an open bar featuring Number Juan tequila. You can plan a menu after booking, and options are available for food allergies and dietary restrictions.

What water equipment is available?

The listed features include kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a Sea Bob.

What happens if I need to cancel or the weather is poor?

Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours beforehand are not accepted, and late cancellations are not refunded. If poor weather causes the activity to be canceled, you are offered another date or a full refund.