About the Vessel
Where Intimacy Meets the Open Sea
The Blue Lagoon Catamaran has a 43-foot private purpose-built for small, exclusive groups who want something beyond a standard day tour. Four private cabins, each with its own full en-suite bathroom. A complete onboard kitchen. A shaded outdoor dining room that seats your entire group of up to 23 in comfort.
This is the vessel Los Cabos’ most discerning guests choose when they want a private yacht experience, not a tour with strangers, not a rushed itinerary, but a genuine escape. Couples celebrating milestones, families wanting space and privacy, groups for whom comfort is non-negotiable.
The Blue Lagoon is available for half-day and full-day private charters, sunset sails, snorkeling, and seasonal whale watching. Whatever you have in mind, we’ll make it happen on the water.
On Board
A Private Yacht. Not a Tour Boat.
Most day-charter vessels in Los Cabos offer a single shared bathroom and a cooler of beer. The Blue Lagoon was built to a different standard, one that matches what guests of One & Only Palmilla or Esperanza actually expect when they step off the property and onto the water.
Available Experiences
What You Can Do Aboard the Blue Lagoon Catamaran
Intimate by design. Watch the sun drop behind the Pacific from the Blue Lagoon’s shaded deck, cocktail in hand, your group of up to 23, no strangers ever.
Anchor at Pelican Rock and Lover’s Beach. Equipment included, crew in the water with you, and the Blue Lagoon waiting as your private base camp.
December through April, humpback and gray whales pass through the corridor. The Blue Lagoon’s intimate scale means every guest has an unobstructed view.
Anniversaries, proposals, small family getaways, or curated day experiences. Up to 23 guests, full kitchen, four private cabins. Your vision, our execution.
Frequently Asked Questions
About the Catamaran Blue Lagoon
How many guests can the Blue Lagoon hold?+
The Blue Lagoon accommodates up to 23 guests on a fully private charter basis. This smaller capacity is intentional, it’s what makes the Blue Lagoon feel like a private yacht rather than a tour boat. Every guest has space to breathe, a seat at the outdoor dining table, and the crew’s full attention throughout the experience.
What makes the Catamaran Blue Lagoon different from the Zig Zag?+
Where both are built for groups of up to 23, the key distinction is the Blue Lagoon’s private day-charter configuration: four private cabins each with a full en-suite bathroom, a complete onboard kitchen, and a shaded outdoor dining room. This makes it ideal for couples, small families, and anyone who wants the full private yacht experience,; not just a sailing tour, but a floating sanctuary.
Does the Blue Lagoon have bathrooms on board?+
Yes, four of them, each private and en-suite within its own cabin. This is one of the features that sets the Blue Lagoon apart from the vast majority of day-charter vessels in Los Cabos, which typically share a single head among all guests. Onboard comfort is never a concern aboard the Blue Lagoon.
How are the four private cabins used during a day charter?+
The cabins are your private spaces throughout the charter, somewhere to change in and out of swimwear, take a quiet moment away from the group, freshen up between activities, or simply rest during a longer full-day sail. Combined with the en-suite bathrooms, the cabins give the Blue Lagoon a level of onboard comfort and privacy that simply isn’t available on a typical day-charter catamaran in Los Cabos.
Is food and drink included?+
Every tour aboard the Blue Lagoon includes gourmet snacks, fresh seasonal fruit, and a full bar with beer, wine, sodas, and water. The onboard kitchen is a real difference-maker on private charters, it allows for fully catered experiences with custom menus, dietary accommodations, hot meals prepared at sea, and premium bar packages, all available on request. Our crew handles all service so your group stays focused on the experience.
What tours can I do on the Blue Lagoon?+
The Blue Lagoon is available for sunset sailing, snorkeling at Pelican Rock and Lover’s Beach, seasonal whale watching (December–April), and fully custom private day charters. We can also combine experiences based on your group’s preferences, a morning snorkel followed by a leisurely lunch at anchor and a sunset return, for example. Trolling lines are typically out throughout the sail too, so a bit of fishing along the way is part of every Blue Lagoon experience.
Where does the Blue Lagoon depart from?+
The Blue Lagoon departs from Cabo San Lucas Marina, Dock F, the same central departure point as all Sail Baja Adventures experiences. Easy to reach, with parking nearby. After booking, we send detailed meeting instructions so everything is clear and stress-free on the day of your sail.
Your Private Sanctuary Awaits.
The Blue Lagoon Catamaran is moored at Dock F, waiting for the group that deserves something more than a standard tour. Let us know your vision.