Maritime transport services in México

Are you traveling along the Pacific Coast?

We offer personal transportation over short distances or a long in the Pacific Ocean!

Our boat “Playa del Carmen” can accommodate 600 passengers on day trips and up to 300 passenger’s overnight trips along the Mexican Pacific Coast. Our boat has all the security certificates to ensure optimum service to our passengers in every season.

Our Vessel is designed specifically for this application so it offer speed and convenience in your travels, our experience in the merchant navy has formed as a company looking to satisfy our customers beyond their expectations and our satisfied customers are our best recommendation.

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Win a boat Trip!

Enjoy this summer like never before!

Win a boat trip with Mike's Fishing Charters for you and 10 friends!

Take a look at the terms of the contest to participate!

Summer in Puerto Vallarta!

Have fun this summer at Puerto Vallarta and enjoy our Independence Special.

This promotion will apply throughout July

How to Pack for a Boat Day Trip

There nothing quite like an enjoyable day out on a boat with family or friends. Packing for a day on the boat involves knowing some things about your day. Taking along enough gear to keep everyone fed and comfortable for the day is the goal.

Instructions

1.  Decide how long you will be out on your boat. This will determine if you need to pack extra picnic supplies or snacks.

2. Know your destination. Some places have restrooms and some don't, so if your boat doesn't have its own bathroom, take along a porta-potty and supplies.

3. Pack sunscreen and lip protection. Apply sunscreen before leaving for the day and reapply several time throughout the trip.

4. Carry insect repellent and hand sanitizer. If you are fishing or exploring on small islands, the bugs can be a big challenge. Use hand sanitizer before eating any food.

5. Load up your cooler with plenty of water and beverages. Do not drive a boat while under the influence of alcohol.

6. Keep plenty of snacks on hand and prepare a lunch if you're going to be gone all day.

7. Take a change of clothes for every passenger and wear swimsuits, hats, sunglasses and skid proof shoes while on your boat.

Read more: How to Pack for a Boat Day Trip | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2079723_pack-boat-day-trip.html#ixzz1xsonxpxF

"Top Ten Fishing Species" that you can catch on Banderas Bay!

Some say that Banderas Bay was formed from a volcano; that it is so deep that no instruments have ever been able to accurately detect its depth. Others claim it to be two miles deep. They are all incorrect as it’s merely an extension of a canyon running from the Banderas Valley or Ameca Valley with its deepest point near Cabo Corrientes, measured at 900 meters or approximately 3,000 feet.

Now, what differentiates this bay from the many large shallow water bays of the world is its quantity of humpback whales, giant manta rays, dolphins, marlin, sailfish, and a myriad of other fine game fish that live in deep water. Not only does the bay average over 1,000 feet deep, but the water temperature, being on the same latitude as Hawaii, is ideal year round for these fish. Of course, if it’s good enough for the fish, it’s good enough for us! Swimming conditions in the bay are perfect, year round, with sunshine overhead for at least 330 days annually.

Let's go Fishing! We invite you enjoy a fishing party on Banderas Bay!