Olivia Grace 60 ft British Princess Yacht Rental

A 60 ft yacht day in Cabo can feel like a small vacation. The Olivia Grace charter blends a full-service crew, an open bar, and a seafood menu planned around your tastes, right in the Cabo San Lucas Marina area. Expect big “this is handled for us” energy, plus time to get out on the water.

I especially like the dedicated staff approach. You’re not just buying a ride—you’re getting service designed to run smoothly, including a personal bartender and designated crew members who stay focused on your day.

One thing to keep in mind: if you’re picky about the exact look of the boat or how food should be served, ask questions ahead of time. A small number of past guests flagged photo mismatch and mixed impressions of food, so it’s smart to confirm details with the provider before you go.

Key highlights to know before you book

• Dedicated crew and personal bartender: service feels intentional, not random.
• Custom seafood menu: you work with the team to shape a menu, including allergy and diet options.
• Open bar plus deck time: drinks are part of the plan, not an afterthought.
• On-water fun included: paddleboards and additional water toys are part of the package.
• Group-friendly layout: the yacht has 5 staterooms, built for shared charters.

60-Foot British Princess Comfort in Cabo San Lucas Marina

You’re starting this day right where the action is: Cabo San Lucas Centro, at the Marina in the 23453 area. From there, you’re set up for a proper yacht experience without spending your vacation time on extra transfers.

The Olivia Grace is a 60 ft British Princess yacht, which matters because size changes how a “private cruise” actually feels. With more space, you get calmer lounging, room for the group to spread out, and less crowding when it’s time to hang around on deck between water breaks.

Also, this is designed for groups. The price is per group up to 10, and the yacht’s 5 staterooms make it workable for friends and family who want to keep the day together.

The crew experience: why service is the real luxury

On a yacht, you can tell fast whether the crew is just present or truly running the day. What I like here is the combination of professionalism and fun. The captain and crew have been described as both polished and easygoing, which is exactly what you want when your day’s timeline depends on wind, waves, and daylight.

You’ll have designated staff and a personal bartender, which is more than a nice perk. It means you don’t have to keep track of drinks, wait in line, or hunt someone down when you want something changed. The flow stays smooth, especially if your group has different drink preferences.

This matters even more for celebration days. There’s an example of a birthday setup that included a birthday cake and balloons with the guest’s name. If you’re planning something like that, you’ll want to coordinate details with the provider ahead of time so the crew has what they need.

Seafood-focused menu: what “custom” really means

This charter puts food front and center, and not in a generic buffet way. The onboard menu is built around local seafood and local ingredients, and you can work with the team when booking to create the menu from the available options.

I like that they’re set up to handle allergies or dietary restrictions. That’s not always guaranteed on charters, and it’s a big deal if you’re traveling with someone who can’t eat everything. If you have restrictions, bring specifics (ingredient lists if you can) and make sure the team confirms what’s possible.

From past experiences on this type of cruise, you can also expect a mix of snack and meal-style service. One example included lunch items like club sandwiches plus fruit and snacks, and another highlighted a chef who plated food with presentation in mind. What to watch for: taste varies, so don’t assume every meal will land the same for every palate. If you’re food-focused, ask what the menu options look like for your chosen date.

Open bar + sound system vibes on deck

An open bar changes the rhythm of the day. Instead of rationing drinks, your group can relax into the cruise, with beverages handled as part of the onboard experience.

There’s also been mention of a good sound system and dancing as the mood shifts through the afternoon. That’s a real selling point if your group likes music and wants the day to feel like a party, not just sightseeing.

Still, keep expectations balanced: the charter is luxurious and social, but it’s also on a yacht in open water. If you’re planning a chill, quiet day, mention your vibe to the crew. With dedicated staff, they’re more likely to keep things comfortable for everyone than if you’re trying to steer the mood yourself.

Water time: paddleboards, water toys, and a Cabo sightseeing feel

This is not just a “sit on the boat” cruise. You’ll have paddleboards and other onboard water toys. That gives you flexible fun options depending on your group’s comfort level—some people want action, others want float time, and everyone still feels included.

There’s also been snorkeling time in past charters, and many Cabo cruises build in a swim break near famous scenery. You’re in an area known for dramatic rock formations, and the general idea is clear: you’ll likely get views that feel uniquely Cabo, paired with water moments that make it feel like more than a ride around the bay.

One practical note: “fun in the sun” means sunscreen and water discipline. Even with shade and deck time, you’ll be outside for hours. Bring reef-safe sunscreen if you can, and have swim shoes or something with grip if the deck is slick when wet.

How the cruise works for groups up to 10

The yacht configuration is a big part of why this charter works for shared celebrations. You’re paying per group up to 10, and with 5 staterooms, the group can stay together without everyone piling into one cramped space.

From a comfort standpoint, that means:

• You can split into smaller pockets of conversation.
• People can rest without everyone needing to be on one deck at all times.
• The day doesn’t feel like “everyone’s waiting their turn.”

If you’re bringing grandparents or anyone who doesn’t love being out in the sun constantly, you’ll appreciate having quiet options onboard. And if your group is a mixed age crew, water toys like paddleboards let you pick your comfort level without leaving anyone behind.

Price and value: is $2,499 per group a good deal?

At $2,499 per group (up to 10), this isn’t a cheap impulse buy. But value isn’t only about cost. It’s about what’s included and what you avoid.

You’re getting:

• A dedicated crew and personal bartender
• Open bar
• A seafood-centered menu that can be customized
• Paddleboards and other water toys
• Yacht time in Cabo San Lucas with enough space for a group

When this price makes sense:

• If your group would otherwise pay separately for private transfers, multiple restaurant meals, boat rentals, and “extra” activities, the charter can come out cleaner financially.
• If you want one bill that covers the experience vibe—food, drinks, and water fun—without coordinating too many moving parts.

When to hesitate:

• If you’re traveling solo or as a small group and don’t plan to use the open bar, water toys, and food experience. In that case, you’d want to compare how much you’ll actually tap into versus the cost.

Tip: If you’re a group of 8–10, you’ll feel the best value because the per-person math drops fast. If you’re closer to 2–4 people, you’ll want to be honest about how much you’ll use.

Practicalities that matter once you arrive

Pickup is offered, and that can save real time if you’re staying away from the Marina. If you’re getting yourself there, the meeting point is Cabo San Lucas Centro at the Marina (23453 area), and the cruise ends back at the meeting point.

You’ll also use a mobile ticket, and confirmation is handled within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability. That’s useful because it keeps last-minute uncertainty lower than many activities.

What to bring is simple:

• Sunscreen and a hat (you’ll be outside)
• Swimwear and a towel (you’ll want them ready)
• A light cover-up for when the boat ride cools off
• Cashless sanity: you’re on a charter, so keep it minimal and let the crew handle the onboard flow

Oh, and if anyone in your party needs a service animal, service animals are allowed.

Who should book the Olivia Grace charter

This is a strong fit if you want:

• A private-feeling day without doing a bunch of planning yourself
• A group celebration where service details actually matter
• Food and drink included in a single package
• On-water activities like paddleboards and water toys
• A comfortable yacht setup with room to spread out

It’s also a good choice for mixed-age groups. The day structure gives different options—deck time, swimming/snorkeling time, and water toy time—so not everyone has to want the same thing at the same moment.

If you’re traveling as a couple and want a quieter experience, you can still enjoy it, but check that the group size you’re sharing with (up to 10) matches your preferred vibe.

Should you book Olivia Grace?

I’d book it if you want the Cabo Yacht Charter experience to feel handled: pro crew, open bar, and a meal plan built around local seafood and your preferences. The strongest reasons to choose it are service style and the fact that the day includes real activities, not just “look at the water.”

I’d be cautious if you’re extremely sensitive to food specifics or if you care about exact appearance details. Because there’s at least one report of photo mismatch and food quality being inconsistent, I’d do a quick confirmation with the provider about what your yacht will look like in practice and what your menu options will be.

If you want a “set it and enjoy it” day on the water, Olivia Grace is built for that.

FAQ

How much does the Olivia Grace 60 ft yacht rental cost?

It costs $2,499.00 per group, for up to 10 people.

How long is the charter?

The experience is listed as lasting about 3 hours to 1 day.

Where does the yacht cruise start and end?

It starts at Cabo San Lucas, Centro, Marina, 23453 Cabo San Lucas, BCS, Mexico and ends back at the meeting point.

Is pickup available?

Yes, pickup is offered.

What’s included on board?

The charter includes dedicated staff, a personal bartender, an open bar, 5 staterooms, paddleboards, on-board water toys, and a seafood-based food menu that you can build options from.

Can you accommodate allergies or dietary restrictions?

Yes. There are options for guests with allergies or dietary restrictions, and you’ll work with the team to create the menu.

When will I receive confirmation after booking?

You should receive confirmation within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.