90' Cheoy Lee

A 90-foot Cheoy Lee chartering from Marina Vallarta on Banderas Bay for up to 50 guests.

Location: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

sleeps 50.

Price: From $6,150 USD per charter

A 90-foot Cheoy Lee that charters from Marina Vallarta for up to 50 guests on Banderas Bay. Two large lounging levels and a salon with its own dining area are what make that number work: the group spreads across the decks instead of stacking into one cockpit, which is why this is the hull that gets booked for weddings, receptions and corporate days. A standard open bar with beer, wine and spirits is included on every charter, and a private chef can be added for full meal service. Snorkel gear, two paddle boards, fishing gear and a lily pad come aboard for the anchor stops. Four-hour runs usually work Los Arcos Marine Park, while six and eight-hour charters reach Quimixto and Yelapa on the south coastline. She also charters overnight. | Location: Puerto Vallarta, Mexico | Guests: 50 | Price: From $6,150 USD per charter | Top Amenities: Two lounging levels, Spacious salon and dining, Standard open bar (beer, wine, spirits) | Best For: Wedding receptions and rehearsal dinners, Corporate retreats and offsites, Large family reunions

The 90-foot Cheoy Lee is the capacity boat on Banderas Bay. Fifty guests is the maximum on board and the layout is built for it: two outdoor lounging levels, and a salon roomy enough to seat a group for dinner rather than pass plates around a cockpit. That is why it gets booked for wedding receptions, rehearsal dinners and company days more often than for couples. The standard open bar is included on every charter, with beer, wine and spirits, and a private chef can be added for full meal service at a per-person rate confirmed in the quote. The base charter covers a party of 24 against that fifty-guest maximum. It also runs overnight rather than only by the hour.

Home Berth and Range

Marina Vallarta is the home berth and carries no pickup fee. Puerto Vallarta airport is about twenty minutes away by road. From the dock, the standard wedding run heads south for a sunset at anchor off Yelapa, around an hour out by boat, or Las Caletas at roughly forty-five minutes. Corporate days more often work toward Los Arcos Marine Park, about thirty minutes out, and the Marietas Islands sit at the far end of the range at about ninety minutes each way. Punta Mita beach clubs are roughly forty-five minutes north by water. Pickup from Marina Nuevo Vallarta or La Cruz Marina can be arranged, each carrying its own surcharge, and the crew will collect anywhere between Punta Mita and Los Muertos Pier. Home berth is Marina Vallarta, with no pickup fee. Marina Nuevo Vallarta pickup available for a surcharge. La Cruz Marina pickup available for a surcharge. Twenty minutes by road from Puerto Vallarta airport. Los Arcos Marine Park about 30 minutes by boat. Las Caletas around 45 minutes, Yelapa about an hour. Marietas Islands roughly 90 minutes each way. Pickups arranged between Punta Mita and Los Muertos Pier

Salon and Dining

The salon is the reason large groups work here. It is enclosed, it holds a dining area, and it gives a full guest list an indoor room to fall back on when the sun is at its worst or a ceremony needs somewhere sheltered. It is set for events rather than for sleeping, even though the vessel does charter overnight. Smoking is not permitted inside, glass containers stay off the deck, and the crew ask that children wear life jackets. Departures are scheduled from ten in the morning and flex with availability. Return time follows the length of the charter, so an eight-hour booking does not end at a fixed clock hour. Enclosed salon with its own dining area. Room for a seated group rather than a cockpit crowd. Overnight charter available. No smoking inside the vessel. No glass containers on deck. Departures from 10:00, flexible on availability

Two Lounging Levels

Two outdoor lounging levels are the defining feature. At fifty guests a single deck would be a crush, and the split lets a group separate into the part that wants sun and the part that wants to sit and talk. At anchor the lily pad goes over the side, the two paddle boards come out, and the fishing gear is aboard if anyone would rather work the drift than swim. Snorkel gear is carried for the Los Arcos stop. Life jackets are required for children and glass containers stay off the deck. Fifty guests is the hard maximum on board and it applies to events as well as to ordinary charters. Two outdoor lounging levels. Lily pad deployed at anchor. Two paddle boards aboard. Fishing gear carried on board. Snorkel gear for the Los Arcos stop. Maximum of 50 guests, events included

Itineraries and Add-Ons

Four-hour charters go to Los Arcos Marine Park to snorkel and then anchor in a cove for the water toys. Six and eight-hour charters are what the crew recommend if the group wants Quimixto or Yelapa, because the south coastline takes real time in both directions. Weddings usually build around a sunset at anchor rather than a long run. The open bar is included on every charter, and the private chef add-on turns the day into a full meal service instead of drinks and swimming. Extra hours can be added to any package, and the overnight sits in the package list as its own line rather than as an extension. Los Arcos snorkel and cove anchor on the 4-hour run. Quimixto and Yelapa need 6 or 8 hours. Sunset at anchor is the standard wedding format. Standard open bar: beer, wine and spirits. Private chef full meal service available as an add-on. Overnight listed as its own package alongside the hourly ones. Events include weddings, corporate, birthdays and anniversaries

Captain and Crew

At fifty guests the crew are what separate an event from a scramble. The captain runs the bay and holds the anchorage, and the team handle boarding, bar service and the toys across two levels. That is why they ask for advance notice when the day is a wedding or a milestone: the boat gets set for the occasion rather than adapted mid-charter. Licensing and Banderas Bay experience are standard across these crews, and this hull carries the same inspection to Mexican maritime safety standards. Radio contact runs on VHF, and the coast guard covers every route the boat takes. Support from our concierge team runs day and night by WhatsApp or telephone. The customary crew gratuity is ten percent and is not built into any package. Captain holds the anchorage, crew work both levels. Advance notice lets the crew set the boat for a wedding. Bar service handled throughout by the team. Radio contact on VHF, coast guard covers every route. Concierge support day and night by WhatsApp or telephone. Customary crew gratuity is ten percent, not built into any package

Best For

Wedding receptions and rehearsal dinners. Corporate days and team offsites. Large family reunions. Milestone birthdays for big guest lists. Groups that want an overnight on the water