Trekzy Catamaran Open Bar Tour to Isla Mujeres: Snorkeling and Lunch, from $56

Trekzy

Catamaran Tour with Open Bar, Snorkeling, and Lunch

★ 4.2 (377) · from $56

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Prices and timetables checked 2026-10-17. This page contains an affiliate link, explained in the booking section.

The Trekzy catamaran open bar tour is a full-day boat trip from Cancun to Isla Mujeres with unlimited domestic drinks, a reef stop for snorkeling, a beach club on Playa Norte and free time in the island's town. Trekzy lists it from $56 per person, which is $21 above the Amigo catamaran that follows the same schedule.

Two details change the decision.

The first is the port fee: the includes list says "port fee of $20" while the know-before-you-go section says it is not included. I trust the second, because the structured exclusions match, so budget $76. The second is crowding, since a reviewer reports roughly 100 passengers on the regular catamaran and an upgrade offer at the dock for a boat of about 30. For other boats see the catamaran tour Cancun page or the home page.

What is the Trekzy catamaran open bar tour and what do you see?

It is a sociable catamaran day that combines a long drink-and-music sail, one snorkel and an afternoon on Isla Mujeres.

• Cancun's coast: 30 minutes of sailing out from the pier.
• The reef stop: 30 minutes to swim and snorkel; reviewers describe it as decent but short and choppy on some days.
• Playa Norte: 105 minutes at a beach club with drinks and lunch. Playa Norte on Google Maps.
• Isla Mujeres town: two hours of free time for the main streets and shops. Isla Mujeres on Google Maps.

The crew runs the music and the party; the host's energy is the feature most reviewers praise.

June 1 to November 30 is the Atlantic hurricane season, so a day boat can be rescheduled for storms for half the year.

Where does the Trekzy catamaran open bar tour leave from?

The listing does not name a pier; it says to look for a Trekzy guide carrying a blue backpack or umbrella.

The itinerary shows 235 drop-off locations, spread over Cancun's hotel zone, downtown and the Riviera Maya, which signals that the pickup option covers many hotels. The base option has no transport, and the listing gives no start time. Ask Trekzy for the pier name and check-in time before you book a taxi.

1. Screenshot your voucher and the Kukulcan marina area map pin, because the meeting description is a guide in blue.
2. Bring passport or ID, swimwear, a change of clothes, a towel and cash.
3. Use biodegradable sunscreen, as the listing advises.
4. Carry $20 in cash for the port fee, since it is listed as not included.

What is the route, step by step?

Seven steps add up to 390 minutes, the same sequence as the Amigo catamaran.

A Brazilian reviewer says the open bar ran for about 1 hour 30 minutes, which tells you the bar is not open for the whole 6.5 hours. Ask Trekzy how long drinks are served.

How long does it take and when does it sail?

Expect most of a day: 6.5 hours of itinerary inside an 8 to 10 hour window, with start times visible only after you choose a date.

The table below puts sunrise and sunset beside the rain and heat for each month, so you can judge how much daylight a late return leaves.

Quintana Roo stays on UTC-5 all year, so the sun times are valid without a daylight-saving adjustment.

What is included and what costs extra?

The base price covers the sail, gear, drinks and insurance; lunch and hotel transport depend on the option, and the port fee is extra.

Foreign visitors to Quintana Roo also owe a state visitor tax, separate from this ticket; check the amount on the official Visitax site.

How does it compare with other Cancun catamaran tours?

Trekzy costs $21 more than Amigo Tours LATAM for what looks like the same schedule, so the extra has to buy something specific.

The listing does not say what $56 buys that $35 does not, and the two route tables are identical. If the $56 price includes lunch, as the title suggests, the gap shrinks, but the listing says the entry-level option has no buffet. Ask Trekzy which option the starting price covers.

Is the Trekzy catamaran open bar day worth it versus a cheaper catamaran?

Only if the option you pick includes lunch or a smaller boat; otherwise the cheaper Amigo day trip gives the same route for less.

Per hour all-in you pay about $8.4 against the city median of $27.2, so the day is cheap for what it is. The sub-scores read Guide 4.4, Transportation 4.3 and Value for money 4.0, which matches what reviewers hint: a fun crew and a so-so snorkel.

My pick for people who want fewer passengers is the upgrade to the smaller boat that a reviewer was offered at the dock. For the lowest price, the Amigo Latam open bar catamaran wins.

When is the best time to go?

Choose November to April, when rain days run 7 to 15 a month instead of 14 to 22.

Open-Meteo's archive shows September as the wettest month at 22.5 rain days, and the Atlantic hurricane season runs through 30 November. A reviewer mentions choppy water on the snorkel stop, so a calmer month improves the one thing reviewers criticise. The forecast wave height was 0.98 m on 17 October, a single-day reading.

Sea surface temperature was 29.4 °C on 17 October, so the water is never the problem.

What do passengers say about the Trekzy catamaran open bar tour?

Reviewers praise the crew, the drinks and the island, and the common complaint is that the snorkel is short.

The ten reviews I could read are all five-star and sorted by "Recommended", so they lean positive, though one of them adds cautions. Themes: energetic hosts, good music, a well-organised day, a crowded boat. One reviewer warns about a jewellery shop stop with tequila shots after landing and advises against buying there; the listing does not mention it. GetYourGuide's AI summary of 91 recent reviews says the snorkel feels rushed. I count patterns and do not quote reviewers.

Who should skip the Trekzy catamaran open bar tour?

Skip it if you want a long snorkel, a small boat, a quiet day or you use a wheelchair.

• Serious snorkelers: try the Extreme Adventure Puerto Morelos snorkel.
• Crowd-averse travellers: the regular boat is large; budget for the upgrade.
• Wheelchair users: the listing marks the trip as unsuitable.
• Anyone pregnant or under 10: they cannot take part in the snorkel stop.

The whole list of options is on the Cancun boat tours hub.

How do you book the Trekzy catamaran open bar tour?

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Sources: GetYourGuide listing 931765 and its review summary (2026-10-17); NOAA National Hurricane Center; Visitax, Quintana Roo; Open-Meteo, sunrise-sunset.org, Frankfurter and Nager.Date APIs (fetched 2026-10-17).