Private Romantic Dinner – 60' Sunseeker Tulum All Inclusive

A 60-foot Sunseeker motor yacht, chartered privately for one couple at a time, is the setting for this evening cruise off Tulum's coast. Where smaller sailing catamarans lean rustic, this is a larger, more polished vessel — the kind built for cutting smoothly through open water while a full crew attends to two guests rather than a boatload of passengers. The three-hour outing is framed as a luxury dinner experience first and a boat ride second, with the yacht itself functioning as a private venue that happens to move across the Mexican Caribbean.

The evening opens as the yacht departs and the crew — a captain, a sailor, and a dedicated host or hostess — settles into their roles, leaving you and your partner free to simply be on the water as the light starts to change. There's space here to talk, to watch the coastline recede, and to let the boat's motion set a slower pace than anything on land. As the sun gets low, the onboard chef begins working through a five-course tasting menu, drawn from a premium à la carte list, with each course timed to land as the sky shifts through its evening colors.

Drinks flow continuously from an unlimited premium open bar throughout the cruise, so there's no need to flag anyone down or worry about running low mid-course. As dinner winds toward its final courses, the crew arranges a candlelit setting on deck, trading the last daylight for a softer, more intimate glow — the kind of shift that turns a dinner cruise into something closer to a private evening event that simply happens to float.

This charter is built specifically for couples, and it distinguishes itself from group sunset cruises by scale and service: a three-person crew dedicated to two guests, a five-course chef-prepared menu rather than a shared buffet, and a private yacht rather than a shared vessel. It suits travelers marking something specific — an anniversary, a proposal, a milestone — who want the evening to feel unmistakably private. The listing marks it suitable for all physical fitness levels, service animals are allowed aboard, and infants are welcome provided they sit on an adult's lap; it is not recommended for pregnant travelers, which is worth weighing against the itinerary before booking.

The charter price covers the essentials of the evening: the chef and premium à la carte menu, the unlimited premium open bar, the full crew of captain, sailor, and host or hostess, and the candlelit dinner setting itself. A handful of costs fall outside that package, so it helps to budget for them ahead of time — private transportation to the departure point isn't included, a separate dock fee applies, and a 10% crew gratuity, calculated based on the cost of the yacht, is expected on top of the booking.

No fixed meeting point is listed for this charter, which means the specific departure location and time will be confirmed directly once your reservation is set — worth following up on early so transportation, which isn't part of the package, can be arranged without last-minute scrambling. Given the private, made-to-order nature of the evening, this is also the moment to raise any dietary preferences or requests for the five-course menu so the onboard chef can plan accordingly before you ever step aboard.