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Charters

Whatever the day is for.

Two boats out of Marina Vallarta, chartered privately. The difference between them is deck space and whether anyone wants to fish — these pages say which one suits what you have in mind.

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Illustration of a sailfish leaping beside the Catch Me sportfisher

Sportfishing

A purpose-built sportfisher with the tackle already aboard — not a cruiser with two rods in a locker.

Illustration of the Catch Me yacht running off the coast

Yacht rental

Whole-boat charters. You are not sharing the deck with strangers, and the itinerary is yours.

Illustration of guests dining aboard Ándale on a bay tour

Boat tours

Banderas Bay is one of the largest bays in the Pacific. A four-hour tour sees a corner of it; a full day sees the good part.

Illustration of a couple watching the sunset from the bow of Ándale

Sunset cruise

The bay faces west. That is the entire reason Puerto Vallarta sunsets look the way they do from the water.

Illustration of snorkelers with a sea turtle over the reef below Ándale

Snorkeling

Snorkel gear, a floating island and paddle boards are aboard both boats. Nothing to rent, nothing to carry down the dock.

Illustration of friends celebrating aboard Catch Me

Bachelor & bachelorette

The whole boat, your group, your music. Twenty-five people fit without anyone having to stand.

Illustration of a large group dining aboard Catch Me

Groups & corporate

Twenty-five people, one boat, and nobody organising a convoy of taxis at the end of it.

Illustration of a family dining on the transom of Ándale with dorado swimming below

Family days

Shade, air conditioning below, and somewhere to put a tired child down. The things that decide whether a family day on a boat works.