Bareboat charter references for La Paz (Feb 2020)

[theglobetrotter]

Looking for tips and/or references for a week of bareboat chartering out of La Paz. I have googled for companies, and prices are all over the map...but it seems to be the same 10 or so boats on every site.

Do owners in La Paz ever directly rent out their boats? Does anyone have a recommendation for a good company based in La Paz?

We are looking for a midsize catamaran, up to 45ft, that sleeps four (2 adults, two children). Would prefer something in the $4500 range all inclusive.

Would also love to hear about personal experiences or cool things to do.

[Cheechako]

Haven't done it recently. I would give myself 10 days. The anchorage distances are fairly far apart, 20-40 miles. The Northers could still be blowing, although maybe not. But you need time to do it without pushing. We chartered the Moorings, but not sure they are still even there.

[papacarp]

We are interested as well for spring break 2020 (March 22 to 28). Did you find any good sources?

Any private parties that would want to share their boat for a little cash?

We would be looking for a 30+ ish monohull that I could skipper (RYA qualified) although I wouldn't turn down a nice cat.

[Training Wheels]

Originally Posted by theglobetrotter

Looking for tips and/or references for a week of bareboat chartering out of La Paz. I have googled for companies, and prices are all over the map...but it seems to be the same 10 or so boats on every site.



Do owners in La Paz ever directly rent out their boats? Does anyone have a recommendation for a good company based in La Paz?



We are looking for a midsize catamaran, up to 45ft, that sleeps four (2 adults, two children). Would prefer something in the $4500 range all inclusive.



Would also love to hear about personal experiences or cool things to do.

Might try West Coast Multihulls in Puerto Escondido.