Private Tour 9 Bays of Huatulco to San Agustin + SPORTS FISHING

After meeting your guide at the meeting point, they'll take you to the marina where you will meet your fun and knowledgeable Captain of your privately chartered boat, Moses. Safely aboard "the Lucero" we will depart from Santa Cruz Bay. Crossing the world's most pristine virgin beaches. As the captain describes the rich culture and history of the area. Including how they got their peculiar names, you can take in the beauty of the green and blue waters, and the lush majesty of nature and aquatic marine life.

The first of several pristine virgin beaches, is Órgano. Take in the majesty as the captain describes the rich culture and history of the area. You're in full control of the schedule. Should you choose to stay we can provide beer, drinks, beach chairs and umbrellas (at a small additional cost). From there we will stop at Maguey Bay, where there's fine dining and drinks (at the cost of the customer). Feel free to snorkel at your leisure (we'll provide the equipment for a small cost).

Bahía Cacaluta: Located within the Huatulco National Park, this remote bay is famous for its heart-shaped rock formations and untouched beauty. Explore at your leisure as we visit the additional bays of Cacaluta, Chachacual and Riscalillo, rated among the clearest and cleanest beaches in the world

Bahía Chahué: Features a wide, golden-sand beach and strong surf, making it better for sunbathing than swimming.

Bahía Conejos: The easternmost bay, characterized by dramatic rock formations and secluded, pristine sands.

Bahía Chachacual: A pristine, protected bay ideal for snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.

Enjoy the incredible marine wildlife, as it's common (but not guaranteed) to spot dolphins, whales and sea turtles during your day at sea. Before arriving to the crystalline waters of San Agustin, arguably the most pristine waters of all the bays, before finnally heading back. But it doesn't stop there. Want to catch a breathtaking sunset on your way back or catch a glimpse of the whales as they migrate? No problem. Our only condition is that you have an ocean adventure that you won't soon forget.