Number Juan 100ft Yacht Azimut Rental

A Cabo San Lucas yacht charter is already a treat, but the Number Juan makes it feel like a floating celebration. Think a 100-foot Azimut with a full crew, an open bar, and a stack of water toys, all in the Sea of Cortez.

What I love most is the combination of service and planning. You get a dedicated staff plus a private chef who works with you on the menu, and the bar is centered on the award-winning Number Juan tequila.

One thing to consider up front: this is weather-dependent. If conditions are poor, the operator will cancel for that reason and you will need to shift dates, so have some flexibility in your trip.

Key things that make the Number Juan stand out

• Dedicated staff who run the show so you can relax, including a captain who focuses on smooth sailing
• Number Juan tequila open bar, served as an always-on part of the experience
• Private chef + menu planning, with support for allergies and dietary restrictions
• Water time built in, with kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a Sea Bob
• A celebration-friendly team, with past charters including customized touches like balloons and cake
• Strong safety and comfort signals, including close supervision while you’re in the water

Why a 100-foot Azimut charter feels different in Cabo

This is not a quick boat ride where you just show up and hope for the best. With a 100-foot yacht, you typically get more room to breathe, more space to spread out, and a calmer pace for a group hang that still feels special.

Cabo’s coastline is the main event, and being on a bigger yacht changes how you enjoy it. You spend more time with your group, fewer people crowd one spot, and you can switch between lounge time and water time without it feeling hectic.

Also, the “big boat” factor matters for the vibe. You can do a relaxed afternoon or plan a longer charter, and it still feels like an event, not an outing you rush through.

The crew you will remember, from Alex to Captain Gabby

The standout here is service that feels personal and organized. The crew includes a mix of roles that actually matter on a yacht, not just people doing surface-level hospitality.

I like that names show up in the experience, because it signals consistency. On past charters, Alex and Diego have helped things run smoothly, while Lupita and Letty kept the drinks moving. Chef Saul handled the food in a way that felt both high-quality and practical for a group. And Captain Gabby focused on smooth sailing, which makes a big difference when you want to enjoy the trip instead of bracing for every turn.

A good crew also means fewer awkward moments. You get clear direction for water activities, faster help when you want something, and a steady rhythm so nobody feels left behind.

Open bar + Number Juan tequila, the part you will actually use

The bar is a major part of the experience, not an afterthought. You get a top-shelf open bar featuring the namesake, award-winning Number Juan tequila. In plain terms, that means you’re not hunting for drinks while the day is happening, you’re enjoying the day.

Two practical benefits stand out. First, cocktails and tequila-based drinks fit the Cabo mood without needing a separate plan. Second, with a personal bartender on board, service tends to stay quick, especially during water play when you might want a refresh without stopping the whole group.

This is also a good setup for mixed groups. If some people want to sip and socialize while others are focused on paddleboarding or snorkeling, you’re not stuck waiting on a group schedule.

Private chef planning, and how allergy needs get handled

Food is where yacht charters can swing from “nice” to “worth the money,” and this one leans hard into the chef side. You’ll have a personal chef preparing a unique culinary experience using the best local seafood and the freshest ingredients.

Even better: the menu is shaped with you. Upon booking, you work with the operator to create the perfect menu from available options. And there is support for food allergies or dietary restrictions, which is huge if someone in your group needs extra care.

From a value perspective, this matters because it removes the guesswork. Instead of everyone making separate plans for lunch or dinner, you get one planned meal that fits your group, right where the day is happening.

If you have strong dietary restrictions, don’t be shy about being specific during booking. When the chef is involved, clear communication helps the kitchen nail it.

Water toys on a Sea Bob yacht day, not just a swim stop

The Number Juan is built for active downtime. You get kayaks, paddleboards, snorkel gear, and a Sea Bob, so you can match the day to your group’s energy.

Here’s why that’s more valuable than it sounds. A yacht charter can become either relaxing or active, and people often split. Having multiple options keeps everyone happy without you needing to pick one “main” activity.

What to expect from the water setup:

• Paddleboards and swim time are popular for laid-back fun with a clear sense of where you are
• Snorkel gear gives you the option to check out what’s below the surface without turning it into a long excursion
• Kayaks add a slower, scenic option for people who want motion without speed
• The Sea Bob adds a more adrenaline-leaning ride, if your group wants a thrill

Safety also comes up in how the experience is run. The crew supervises water activities, which helps you feel comfortable jumping in, especially if you’re traveling with mixed ages or first-timers.

A realistic half-day to full-day flow in Cabo

Your charter runs roughly 3 hours to 1 day, and the format is flexible enough to match what you’re trying to do. Most people choose a shorter window for a “big highlight” day, then fill the rest of Cabo with beaches and dinners. Others go longer for the full sunset experience and a slower return.

Even without a fixed list of named stops, you can picture the structure:

1. Depart from the Marina in Cabo San Lucas
2. Cruise along the coast with time to pause for water play
3. Spend a chunk of the day swimming and using the included toys
4. Return back to the meeting point

One detail that stood out is that the route can include whale sightings along the way, depending on conditions. If whales are on your wish list, a longer cruise can increase your chances since you stay on the water longer.

Timing matters too. If you can line this up for late afternoon, sunset tends to be the payoff moment. The best charters make the light shift part of the celebration, not just a random time you happen to notice.

Where the value really shows in the $4,925 price

The price is $4,925 per group, up to 10. That turns the math from “What does it cost per person?” into “How expensive is it to get privacy, service, chef food, and water toys in one package?”

When you break it down that way, the value gets clearer. You’re not just renting a boat. You’re paying for:

• a full crew structure
• an open bar experience centered on Number Juan tequila
• a private chef and planned menu
• multiple water-activity tools that would cost extra on land or through separate rentals

The biggest value move is simple: book it with enough people that the cost feels fair. If you can fill the group size, the experience usually feels like a splurge you can actually justify.

Also, for special occasions, the charter becomes a one-location event. That means fewer logistics for cake, food, entertainment, and “where do we go now?” planning. Past celebrations included customized balloons and a customized cake, so it can also serve as your main event venue at sea.

Pickup, meeting point, and how not to stress logistics

This starts at the Marina in Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico, and ends back at the meeting point. Pickup is offered from your resort or villa, which is a big deal on a day when you want to stay in vacation mode.

Two practical tips so you’re not scrambling:

• Confirm the pickup details ahead of time so you know who to look for
• Build in a little buffer, because a yacht departure has a real schedule and nobody wants to cut it close

You’ll also get a mobile ticket, and the experience is offered in English. That helps if you’re organizing the trip with friends and want communication to be straightforward.

Who should book the Number Juan charter

This is a great fit when you want a “yes to everything” day. It works particularly well for:

• groups that want both relaxation and water time
• celebrations where you want the food and drinks handled on board
• multi-age groups, because the crew runs the rhythm and the water activities can be mixed at different comfort levels

The vibe also suits people who care about service details. The best experiences lean on staff who are attentive without hovering, and this setup has that feel. Add in music choices and you get the sense of a private party, not a tourist assembly line.

If you are traveling as a smaller party and can still book within the up-to-10 group limit, you may get a more intimate feel. If your group is larger than that, you’ll want to check what the operator can support for your exact headcount.

Should you book Number Juan for your Cabo trip?

Book it if you want a high-touch yacht day in Cabo with real add-ons: open bar, a private chef, and multiple water toys. The crew approach, including named roles like Alex, Diego, Lupita, Letty, Saul, and Captain Gabby, signals a well-run operation where details get handled for you.

Skip it or reconsider if you don’t have flexibility for weather. Since it requires good conditions, plan this for a day you can adjust if needed. Also, if $4,925 per group feels too steep for your schedule, look at whether you can travel with enough people to share the cost.

If you’re aiming for the Cabo highlight that feels like a private event, the Number Juan is an easy choice to put near the top of your list.

FAQ

How many people is the Number Juan rental priced for?

It is priced per group up to 10.

How long is the Number Juan yacht experience?

Duration is approximately 3 hours to 1 day.

What is included in the drinks?

There is an open bar featuring the award-winning Number Juan tequila.

Can the private chef accommodate dietary restrictions?

Yes. The menu can be arranged for allergies or dietary restrictions, including options discussed during booking.

Do you offer pickup from hotels or villas?

Yes, pickup is offered from your resort or villa, and the charter meets at the Marina in Cabo San Lucas.

What if weather is bad or you need to cancel?

This experience requires good weather. If it is canceled due to poor weather, you will be offered a different date or a full refund. There is free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.