La Paz, Mexico Yacht Charters

The cost of chartering a yacht in La Paz ranges from a starting price of $4,412 to $15,299*, based on a 7 day charter for 2 people. Your La Paz charter price will differ depending on a number of factors, such as duration, time of year, number of passengers, itinerary, yacht type and charter type.

Season and charter type are two of the most impactful factors when calculating the cost of a La Paz yacht charter. The following costs are based on a 7 day La Paz charter for 2 people:

*Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026. To work out the full cost of your La Paz sailing vacation, build a bespoke quote today.

Mooring fees in La Paz typically cost between $63-$133 per day for marinas, depending on where you moor up, the size of your yacht, and time of year.

At Marina de La Paz, you will likely pay around $63 per day for a 30 ft yacht, and up to $133 per day for a 50 ft yacht. This price includes taxes, water, and electricity.

*Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026.

Additional costs you will need to consider when planning a yacht charter in Mexico include: Flights (from around $300 pp for a round-trip), taxi transfers (around $29 each way for 1-3 passengers by car), taxes and customs fees, fuel*, mooring fees, provisioning ($50-$75 pp per day), Yacht Damage Waiver ($80-$170 per day), optional charter extras, and gratuity.

For 2 people on a 7 day yacht charter in La Paz, additional costs can start from around $1,500**. To account for living and operational costs, you should aim to factor an additional 25-50% of the initial charter price into your overall budget.

*A full tank is included for all charters in La Paz, but Power charters will need to refuel at the end.

**Please note that all pricing is subject to change and is based on information available at the time of publication. This was last updated in April 2026. To learn more, take a look at our La Paz Useful Information Page.

Sailing conditions in La Paz vary by season but remain appealing year-round. 

For optimal sailing, the best time to sail in Mexico is between November and April, in winter (high season). You expect dry weather, temperatures of around 26ºC / 79ºF, and steady north-westerly winds of around 10–15 knots, occasionally stronger during “Nortes,” bringing more spirited sailing, and catch glimpses of whales and whale sharks.

In summer, conditions are hotter with lighter, more variable winds and generally calm seas, sometimes influenced by the local Coromuel breeze. While summer overlaps with the tropical season, most storms pass south, and the protected cruising grounds, straightforward navigation, and sandy anchorages make La Paz a rewarding destination in both seasons.

The Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California)

La Paz is located on the eastern coast of the Baja California Peninsula, providing easy access to the waters of the Sea of Cortez. Known as the “Aquarium of the World”, this biodiverse marine ecosystem is teeming with sealife, including dolphins, whales, sea lions, and an abundance of colorful fish. Yacht chartering allows you to explore remote islands, secluded bays, and world-class snorkeling and diving sites within this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Espiritu Santo Island

Just a short sail away from La Paz lies Espiritu Santo Island, a natural paradise renowned for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and rugged landscapes. This uninhabited island is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for hiking, kayaking, paddleboarding, and wildlife viewing. Encounter playful sea lions, spot endemic bird species, and marvel at the dramatic sea cliffs that line the island’s shores.

Cultural and Culinary Delights

La Paz is not only a gateway to outdoor adventures but also a vibrant cultural hub with a rich culinary scene. Explore the charming waterfront promenade, Malecón, where you can stroll along the seafront, dine at seaside restaurants, and browse local artisan shops. Sample delicious seafood dishes, such as ceviche and fish tacos, made from the freshest ingredients sourced from the Sea of Cortez. Additionally, immerse yourself in the local culture by visiting museums, art galleries, and traditional markets showcasing the region’s heritage and craftsmanship.