Group Retreat yachts in Puerto Vallarta
Charter 5 luxury yachts in Puerto Vallarta for your group retreat. Curated ERentals roster, on-water inspected. Direct booking.
Charter 5 luxury yachts in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico for your group retreat.
We list 5 yachts suited to a group retreat charter in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, including 47' Pajot Catamaran, 50' Marquis 500, 85' Azimut Don Moi, 90' Cheoy Lee and 122' Hatteras. Between them they host 12 to 50 guests, so a couple and a full party both have somewhere to land. Nightly rates open at $5,000. Every yacht is visited or vetted before it reaches this page, and a concierge handles the booking end to end.
Who Fits On What
90' Cheoy Lee takes 50 guests. 85' Azimut Don Moi takes 25 guests. 122' Hatteras takes 22 guests. 47' Pajot Catamaran takes 16 guests. 50' Marquis 500 takes 12 guests. Day-charter and overnight capacity are different numbers on most boats, so tell us which you are planning and we confirm against the vessel's certificate rather than the brochure.
About Puerto Vallarta
Banderas Bay is one of the largest bays in the Americas, and that scale is what makes Puerto Vallarta a charter destination rather than a town with boats in it. Inside a single day you can be snorkelling the granite arches at Los Arcos, anchored off a village with no road to it, and watching humpbacks breach in open water, without ever crossing the same stretch twice. The water is warm, which is not true of most of the Pacific coast, and the bay is sheltered enough that a twelve-guest cruiser has a comfortable day when the open ocean would not. Our fleet here runs from a 47ft sailing catamaran up to a 122ft Hatteras, and one boat takes fifty guests, which is the largest capacity we list anywhere.
Yelapa and Quimixto
Villages on the southern shore reachable only by boat, which is exactly the point. Yelapa has a waterfall walk and beach palapas; Quimixto is quieter still. A lunch stop here is what separates a charter day from a harbour cruise.
The Marietas Islands
An hour across the bay at the northern side. The hidden beach inside a collapsed crater is the famous image and access is capped and permit-controlled, so it needs arranging ahead rather than deciding on the morning. The snorkelling around the outside is excellent regardless.
Best Time to Visit Puerto Vallarta
December through April is the dry season and the peak: warm, clear, and the window when humpbacks are in the bay to calve, roughly December to March. That is the single best reason to come, and it books earliest. May and November are shoulder months with good water and softer rates. June through October is the rainy season and the hurricane window; mornings are often fine and the storms arrive late in the day, so charters still run, but the forecast governs and September is the month most likely to lose a day.
How big a group can you take?
Up to 50 on one boat, which is the largest single-vessel capacity in our catalog. The fleet also covers 12, 16, 22 and 25, so a group does not have to split or oversize. Tell us the real headcount including children, because day capacity and overnight capacity are different certificates.
What happens in the rainy season?
June through October, storms usually build late in the day, so morning charters run normally most of the time. Rates are materially lower. The trade is that September carries the highest chance of losing a day outright, and that call belongs to the captain rather than the calendar.





