Les Is More 68ft Viking Fishing Yacht Rental

Big-boat fishing gets a luxury twist. Les Is More combines a 68-foot Viking yacht with serious fishing gear, a seasoned angler crew, a personal bartender, and a chef-led seafood menu. I especially like the private setting for up to 14 people and the chance to turn a fishing trip into a relaxed day on the water. The main drawback is the price: $5,812.50 per group is a major splurge unless you can fill the boat.

I also like the flexible format, which runs from three hours to a full day. A half-day can focus on fishing, while a longer outing gives you time for breakfast, freshly prepared catch, swimming, and a slower pace. Weather matters here, so you need to keep your plans flexible.

Key details before you book

• Three staterooms on a 68-foot Viking: You have far more room than on a small fishing boat, with space to spread out during a long charter.
• Fishing and luxury in one outing: The seasoned angler crew handles the fishing side while the bartender and chef service make the day feel more like a private yacht event.
• Food built around local seafood: Menu choices are arranged before the trip, with options for food allergies and dietary restrictions.
• Room for up to 14 people: The fixed group price can make more sense for a large family gathering, bachelor or bachelorette party, or friend group.
• Water toys and a calm-bay option: Fishing does not have to fill every minute. You may spend part of the outing swimming and relaxing.
• Weather-sensitive plans: Poor weather can lead to a new date or a full refund, but cancellations within 24 hours are not refundable.

What Les Is More feels like on the water

Les Is More is designed for people who want a private Cabo outing with fishing at its center, but not at the expense of comfort. The yacht is a 68-foot Viking with three staterooms, high-end fishing equipment, water toys, an open bar, and a personal bartender.

That mix changes the mood. You are not simply going out to sit behind a rod and hope something bites. You can fish with an experienced crew, eat a proper meal, order drinks, and take a break when you want. For a group celebrating something special, that flexibility matters.

The boat takes up to 14 people. At full capacity, the price works out to about $415 per person before considering any additional costs not specified in the booking details. That is still a serious amount, but it can be reasonable for a private yacht day with food, drinks, staff, and fishing equipment already built into the experience.

For a smaller group, the value becomes harder to defend. If only six people go, each person is effectively paying nearly $969 for the same group rate. I would look at this as a private charter first and a fishing excursion second. The more people you bring, the better the financial sense.

Starting at Cabo San Lucas Marina

The listed starting point is in Centro at the Cabo San Lucas Marina, BCS 23453. This is also where the activity ends, so you do not have to arrange a separate return point.

Pickup is offered, but the information does not specify the pickup area or whether it costs extra. I would confirm those details before booking, especially if you are staying outside central Cabo San Lucas.

When you arrive, allow time to find the exact meeting spot at the marina. The listing says confirmation is sent within 48 hours, subject to availability. Keep that confirmation handy, since it should contain the final meeting instructions.

The marina setting is practical rather than mysterious. You begin close to the main boating area, board your private yacht, and return to the same general point at the end. That makes the charter easier to fit around other Cabo plans, though a full-day outing will naturally take up most of your day.

Fishing with a seasoned angler crew

Fishing is the main reason to choose Les Is More, and the crew is described as seasoned in this area. High-end fishing equipment is supplied, so you do not need to build your own setup before arriving.

The exact fishing grounds, target species, and number of rods are not specified. That means you should ask about the expected catch and fishing plan when you book. Cabo is known for a range of sport fish, but the conditions on your particular day will decide what you actually find.

One outing produced mahi and marlin early in the trip. Another included yellowfin, wahoo, dorado, mackerel, and white tuna. Those catches show the variety possible, but they should not be treated as a promise. Fishing is fishing. Some days are productive, and some are not.

I like that the charter does not force you to spend the whole day waiting for a bite. If the action slows, you still have food, drinks, space, and water toys. That makes the experience less risky for people in your group who are not committed anglers.

For a serious fisherman, the crew and equipment are the practical selling points. For everyone else, the value is that you can try fishing without making the entire day depend on your success.

Breakfast, sushi, ceviche, and fish tacos

The food program is one of the strongest features here. The company works with you to create a menu from the available choices, using local seafood and other selected ingredients. Food allergies and dietary restrictions can be accommodated, but you should discuss them before the trip rather than waiting until boarding.

A chef named Cris prepared breakfast during one full-day outing. Later, the group ate sushi made with freshly caught fish and fish tacos. Another outing featured sushi and ceviche that received especially high praise.

That progression gives you a good sense of how the food can shape the day. Breakfast helps get the trip started, while the catch can later become part of the meal. There is something appealing about eating fish that was handled during your own outing rather than ordering a generic onboard lunch.

Still, you should confirm exactly which menu items are included in your package. The description promises a special food menu and an all-inclusive format, but it does not list every dish or explain how the menu changes between a three-hour charter and a full day.

If you have allergies, ask how cross-contact is handled. The company says options are available for dietary restrictions, which is useful, but the level of kitchen separation is not explained.

A personal bartender and an open bar

The open bar and personal bartender make Les Is More feel suited to celebrations. You can spend less time managing coolers, bottles, and cups, and more time enjoying the boat and the view.

That service is especially useful for a group of 10 to 14 people. On a smaller fishing boat, drinks and food can create clutter quickly. A dedicated bartender gives the day a more polished feel and lets the fishing crew focus on the water.

You should still ask what the open bar includes. The provided information confirms an open bar and personal bartender, but it does not name the brands, drink menu, or limits. If your group has specific preferences, get those details in advance.

The same advice applies to the word all-inclusive. It clearly covers several special features, including the food service, drinks, fishing equipment, and water toys, but the exact inclusions should be confirmed in writing.

Swimming in a calm bay

A private yacht charter should not require you to fish from the first minute to the last. One half-day outing included a final hour in a calm bay for swimming and relaxation.

That is an important detail for mixed groups. Anglers can focus on the morning fishing, while people who mainly want sun, food, and water time get a proper break. The calm-bay stop also gives the day a gentler finish after an active start.

The exact bay is not identified, and swimming conditions can change with weather and sea conditions. Do not assume this stop is guaranteed on every departure. Ask the crew about swimming plans if that part of the day matters to you.

Water toys are also available onboard, but no specific toys are named. You should ask what is provided and whether any age or safety restrictions apply. The broad point is clear: this is not a boat built only around fishing rods.

Celebrations, decorations, and special requests

Les Is More is a strong match for a birthday, bachelor or bachelorette party, family milestone, or reunion. The crew decorated the boat for one bachelorette outing, prepared welcome drinks, and provided a cake.

Those details matter because a private charter can otherwise feel like an expensive boat rental with a meal added on. Decorations and a cake turn it into a planned occasion. If you are celebrating, tell the company what you have in mind before the day of departure.

The staff is described as professional and attentive, and the crew adjusted the departure time after a tropical storm to avoid rough water. That suggests useful flexibility when conditions are difficult, though it does not mean every timing request can be met.

The best approach is to share your priorities early. Tell the company if you care most about catching fish, swimming, a long meal, a celebration setup, or a particular dietary need. A private charter works best when the crew knows how you want to use the time.

Choosing three hours, half a day, or a full day

The stated duration ranges from three hours to one day, approximately. That is a wide range, so the right choice depends on your group rather than on a standard schedule.

A three-hour booking may suit you if you mainly want a taste of the yacht, a short fishing session, or a celebration on the water. It will leave less room for fishing, a full meal, swimming, and water toys all in one outing.

A half-day offers a better balance. You can fish, eat, enjoy drinks, and possibly spend time in a calm bay. The bachelorette outing used a half-day format and still included a catch, welcome drinks, a decorated boat, cake, chef-prepared food, and swimming.

A full day makes the most sense if fishing is a major goal or if you want a slower schedule. The full-day outing included breakfast, repeated fishing success, and a meal featuring several types of freshly caught fish. The longer format gives the crew more time to adapt to conditions, but it also means you are committing most of a day and paying for the full private charter.

Do not choose the duration based only on the boat. Choose it based on how many people in your group truly want to fish and how much time you want for meals and swimming.

Weather, flexibility, and cancellation rules

This experience requires good weather. If the company cancels because of poor conditions, you are offered another date or a full refund.

That is reassuring, but you still need to plan carefully. A tropical storm affected one scheduled outing, and the company adjusted the start time to avoid rough water. This kind of flexibility is valuable in Cabo, where sea conditions can change plans.

The standard cancellation rule is strict inside the final 24 hours. Cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted and are not refunded.

Cutoff times use local Cabo time. I would avoid scheduling a costly dinner, airport transfer, or other fixed event immediately after the boat, especially if weather causes a change.

Service animals are allowed, and the experience is near public transportation. Most people can participate, but the available information does not provide detailed mobility guidance for the yacht. If anyone in your group has access needs, ask the provider before paying.

Who should book Les Is More?

I would recommend Les Is More for a group that wants a private Cabo event with several layers to the day. It suits:

• Families and friends who want fishing plus swimming and food
• Celebrations that need decorations, cake, or welcome drinks
• Experienced anglers who care about proper equipment and crew support
• Groups large enough to share the fixed charter price
• People who want local seafood and a bartender instead of packing their own supplies

I would hesitate if your main goal is the cheapest fishing trip in Cabo. A smaller shared charter will almost certainly cost less, though it will not offer the same privacy or service.

I would also think twice if only a few people are going. The yacht, staff, menu, open bar, and equipment may justify the cost for your group, but the per-person figure climbs quickly when the boat is not close to full.

FAQ

Where does the Les Is More charter start and finish?

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

How many people can join the charter?

The yacht can accommodate a group of up to 14 people.

How long does the experience last?

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

Is food included?

The experience includes a special food menu using local seafood and other ingredients. Menu choices are arranged with you before the trip, and options are available for food allergies and dietary restrictions.

Is fishing equipment provided?

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

What happens if the weather is poor?

If poor weather causes the experience to be canceled, you are offered a different date or a full refund. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations within 24 hours are not refunded.

Should you book Les Is More?

Book it if you want a private celebration or a polished day on the water, not simply a basic fishing boat. The strongest reasons are the 68-foot Viking, the professional crew, the open bar, the custom seafood menu, the onboard water toys, and the flexibility to mix fishing with swimming.

The value improves sharply when you bring a large group. With 14 people, the fixed price becomes easier to justify, especially if your group will use the fishing gear, food service, bartender, and full yacht space.

I would ask three things before paying: what the open bar includes, which menu items match your dietary needs, and what pickup and fishing plans apply to your chosen duration. If those answers fit your group, Les Is More offers a rare combination in Cabo: serious fishing, fresh seafood, and a private yacht day where nobody has to pretend they enjoy fishing every minute.