Les Is More 68ft Viking Fishing Yacht Rental

The best thing about Les Is More is that it treats a fishing charter like a private day at sea, not simply a boat ride with rods. You can chase marlin and dorado, then return to a calm bay for swimming, fresh sushi, fish tacos, and drinks from the open bar.

I like the small private-group setup and the fact that the crew can shape the food around your plans, allergies, and dietary needs. I also like the flexible response to weather, since the operator adjusted one party’s departure after a tropical storm rather than sending them into rough water.

The main consideration is price: $5,812.50 per group is a serious splurge, even with up to 14 people included. A shorter outing may make sense for a smaller party, but you should compare the total cost with your group size before booking.

Key points to know before booking

• A 68-foot Viking yacht: Les Is More gives your group private use of a large fishing yacht with three staterooms.
• Fishing and relaxation in one outing: You may spend part of the trip pursuing marlin, dorado, wahoo, or tuna, then stop in a calm bay to swim and relax.
• Food is part of the experience: Your menu can include local seafood and other ingredients, with sushi, ceviche, breakfast, and fish tacos among the dishes served on past trips.
• A full-service crew: The boat includes a seasoned angler crew, personal bartender, open bar, and professional service.
• Room for up to 14 people: The flat group price becomes easier to justify when shared by a larger party.
• Weather flexibility matters: The operator may adjust the start time when conditions are poor, and bad weather can lead to a new date or full refund.

A private Cabo charter with a fishing boat at its center

Les Is More is built for a group that wants more than a standard Cabo fishing excursion. The 68-foot Viking provides space for up to 14 people, three staterooms, high-end fishing equipment, water toys, a personal bartender, and an open bar.

That combination changes the pace of the day. You are not locked into fishing from the first minute until the last. The plan can include serious time on the water, a meal prepared around local seafood, and a quieter stop for swimming or relaxing.

The charter is offered from 3 hours to approximately one full day. That range matters. A short booking could work for a celebration or a first taste of offshore fishing, while a full-day plan gives you more time to fish, eat, and use the boat as a private base on the water.

Because the boat is booked for your group, you can shape the mood more easily than on a shared outing. A bachelorette party, family gathering, birthday, or fishing-focused day can each have a different rhythm.

Leaving the Marina in Cabo San Lucas

The listed meeting point is in the Centro area at the Cabo San Lucas Marina, 23453 Cabo San Lucas, BCS. The activity ends back at the same meeting point. Pickup is offered, but you should confirm the exact pickup details when you book rather than assume it is included from every hotel.

The marina departure is useful for a practical reason: you start and finish in the same general place. That keeps the day simple, especially when your group has fishing gear, food preferences, or evening plans.

Once aboard, the crew can help set the tone. You may want to get settled with a welcome drink and breakfast, or head toward the fishing grounds as soon as possible. A past outing included breakfast prepared by Chef Cris while the yacht headed out, which is a smart use of travel time.

The boat’s three staterooms are another useful feature. They give the group more room during a long day and offer a place to rest, although the available information does not specify sleeping arrangements or whether overnight use is part of the charter. Ask before booking if you are considering anything beyond a day trip.

Fishing for marlin, dorado, and tuna

Fishing is the main reason to choose Les Is More, and the boat is equipped for it. A seasoned angler crew handles the fishing side while you use high-end equipment supplied on board.

The catch can vary, so you should not book with a guaranteed species in mind. On one successful outing, the group caught yellowfin tuna, wahoo, dorado, mackerel, and white tuna. Another half-day trip produced a mahi and a marlin.

That variety gives you a good sense of the possible payoff, but it is not a promise. Fishing depends on conditions and luck. The value here is that you get the equipment, crew, and private boat without needing to organize the technical side yourself.

If your group has mixed interests, the setup is especially appealing. Some people can focus on fishing while others enjoy the food, open bar, views, or water toys. On a smaller sport-fishing boat, non-anglers may feel stuck waiting. Here, the larger yacht gives them more ways to spend the day.

You should also discuss your goals before departure. Tell the operator if catching fish is the top priority, or if you want a more relaxed mix of fishing and swimming. The listed duration is flexible, and the menu is planned in advance, so early communication should help the crew match the day to your group.

Fresh seafood prepared on board

The food may be the strongest reason to choose this charter over a basic fishing boat. Les Is More offers a menu built around local seafood and other quality ingredients, with the options discussed before your trip.

Past dishes have included sushi, ceviche, fish tacos, and breakfast. A private chef prepared sushi and ceviche for one celebration, while another outing began with breakfast and finished with freshly caught sushi and fish tacos.

That progression makes practical sense. Breakfast helps you start the day without waiting for a restaurant, and the catch can become part of the meal later. You get a more personal experience than simply carrying sandwiches aboard.

You can also discuss food allergies and dietary restrictions. This is important for a group of 14, where one person’s needs can otherwise complicate the whole meal. Do not leave those details until departure. Share them during the menu-planning process.

The exact food menu is not fixed in the available details, so do not assume that every listed dish is included on every booking. Ask what is planned for your date, how the catch will be handled, and whether certain dishes depend on what you catch.

A calm bay after the fishing

One of the most appealing parts of the outing is the option to change gears. During one half-day charter, the crew took the group to a calm bay for the final hour, where they could swim and relax after fishing.

This kind of stop is valuable because offshore fishing can be active, noisy, and tiring. A quiet bay gives you time to cool off, enjoy the water toys, and have a drink without holding a fishing rod.

The stop is not described as a guaranteed scheduled feature for every trip. Conditions, timing, and the length of your charter will affect what is possible. If swimming is important to your group, ask whether a calm-bay stop can be included in your plan.

The water toys add another option, but the specific toys are not listed. Ask what is available before you count on a particular activity. The same applies to swimming conditions and equipment requirements.

Service for celebrations and special occasions

Les Is More is a natural fit for milestone events because the crew can handle details beyond fishing. One bachelorette group of 12 received decorations, welcome drinks, and a cake on board.

That kind of preparation can save you from carrying decorations, ordering food separately, or finding a restaurant that can manage a large party. It also makes the boat feel like the event venue rather than just transportation.

The personal bartender and open bar support that same style of day. You can keep the group together instead of sending people off to find drinks. Still, you should clarify what the open bar includes and whether any particular brands or cocktails cost extra, since those details are not provided.

The celebration setup may also explain the high price. If you are booking for two or three people, the total cost is difficult to justify unless the private yacht experience is the main point. For a group close to the 14-person limit, the per-person cost becomes much more reasonable.

What the $5,812.50 price really means

The listed price is $5,812.50 per group of up to 14 people. At full capacity, that works out to about $415 per person before considering any extra charges. A group of 10 would pay about $581 per person, while a group of six would pay roughly $969 per person.

Those figures show why group size matters. You are paying for private use of a 68-foot yacht, crew service, fishing equipment, food planning, open bar, and water toys. This is not a low-cost way to get on the water, but it can offer solid value for a large group that would otherwise spend heavily on separate boats, meals, drinks, and event arrangements.

The value is strongest when you use more than one part of the offering. If everyone plans to fish, eat on board, swim, and enjoy the private setting, the cost covers a full day of activities. If half the group only wants a short cruise, a simpler charter may be a better match.

Duration also affects the calculation. The experience can run from about three hours to one day. Ask how the price changes with the length of the booking, since the supplied details give one group price but do not explain the rate structure for each duration.

Weather, timing, and practical planning

Good weather is required. If conditions cause the operator to cancel, you can choose another date or receive a full refund. You can also cancel for a full refund if you do so at least 24 hours before the start time.

The 24-hour rule is firm. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted, and the amount paid is not refunded. Cut-off times follow local Cabo time.

Weather flexibility can be especially useful in Cabo, where sea conditions may change your comfort level. One group scheduled its trip after a tropical storm, and the operator adjusted the start time to avoid rough water. That does not mean every timing request can be granted, but it shows why you should keep some flexibility in your schedule.

Confirmation is sent within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability. Do not book this as a last-minute must-have event until your reservation is confirmed.

Service animals are allowed, the marina is near public transportation, and most people can participate. If anyone in your party has specific mobility or medical needs, ask for details before paying, since the available information does not describe boarding access or facilities.

Who should choose Les Is More?

I would recommend this charter to a large group that wants a private Cabo day with several activities built in. It works particularly well for a celebration, an extended family outing, or a group where anglers and non-anglers need to share the same boat.

It is also a strong choice if food matters as much as fishing. The ability to plan a seafood menu, accommodate dietary restrictions, and turn part of the catch into sushi or tacos gives the day a clear sense of place.

I would be more cautious if you are a small group watching the budget, or if your only aim is to fish for the lowest possible price. The flat group cost makes more sense with a larger party. I would also avoid treating the trip as a guaranteed catch, since fish species and numbers can change.

Before booking, ask about the precise duration, menu, water toys, pickup, open-bar details, and the plan for rough weather. Those questions will tell you whether you are buying a fishing trip, a private party boat, or a useful blend of both.

Should you book Les Is More?

Book it if you want a polished private day where fishing, seafood, drinks, swimming, and celebration can all fit on one yacht. The strongest points are the large boat, professional crew, flexible food planning, quality fishing equipment, and the option to slow down in a calm bay.

Skip it if your group is small and price is your main concern. For up to 14 people, the cost can be shared in a sensible way, but the experience is designed for people who value privacy and full service more than a basic boat ride.

FAQ

Where does the Les Is More charter start?

It starts at Cabo San Lucas Marina, in Centro, Cabo San Lucas, BCS, Mexico, postal code 23453.

Where does the activity end?

The activity ends back at the meeting point in the marina.

How long can the charter last?

The available duration ranges from about 3 hours to approximately one full day.

How many people can join the charter?

The listed price covers a group of up to 14 people.

What is the price?

The price is $5,812.50 per group of up to 14 people.

Is fishing equipment provided?

Yes. High-end fishing equipment is included on board, along with a seasoned angler crew.

Is food included?

The experience includes a food menu using local seafood and other ingredients. Menu options are planned with the operator, and choices are available for food allergies or dietary restrictions.

Is an open bar available?

Yes. The charter includes a personal bartender and an open bar.

What happens if the weather is poor?

Because good weather is required, the activity may be canceled in poor conditions. You will be offered a different date or a full refund.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes within 24 hours are not accepted and are not refunded.