Cabo San Lucas Yacht Broker Blog

"There is an undaunted spirit in the Hatteras brand. You can see it in the obsessive work of the men and women who pour their talent and heart into building each legendary vessel.  You can feel it in the way the Hatteras hull cuts confidently through waters that lesser boats dare not enter. But more than anything, you can witness it inside the ambitious souls who make Hatteras an expression of their own drive for adventure. Those who are unwilling to compromise and determined to push boundaries.  So, for all those who celebrate a life without limits, we welcome you aboard." (source:  http://www.hatterasyachts.com/our-story )  The one featured in this article is a 1971 41' Hatteras Flybridge Sportfisher, and is available for purchase.  The Asking price is $85,000 or you can make an offer.   Features Include:  A Complete overhaul w/new interior Twin diesel Detroit 8V-53's 2 cabins, head and shower 2 Steering Stations Furuno Nav Net G...

"Buying an existing charter yacht that already has a good reputation in the charter market with existing booking information online and marketing and sales material is an excellent value." - Catamarans.com But how do you know if it's right for you?  One way to explore this option is by reading what other charter companies have to say.  What are the pros and cons each company owner is experiencing?  And, does location really depend on the experience?  Of course it does.   One of the key business mottos is location, location, LOCATION.   "Cheryl and Bob Piccoli spent five years in the planning phase before they purchased their Lagoon catamaran."  Bob suggest, "  “They’re managing and maintaining your boat,” Bob suggests that you should feel comfortable with the charter comany your are dealing with.  He says. “They’re doing all the things that are required. They’re not always going to call you. You have to be comfortable with that.” ...

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Living Off The Water from Baja Marine Cabo

Meet "Pancho," the official Sea Lion Wild Mascott of Cabo's Marina.  A well known celebrity with all the local fisherman, this guy is not shy to get a free handout.  And, when he's not hopping a ride on a yachtfisher for a tasty appetizer, he's catching some rays and floating around the boats parked in the docks.   Cabo's Marina itself is one of the best marina's in all of Mexico.  Bustling with shopping treats and tasty local cuisine, walking around the marina is a must-do on a tourist's bucket list when visiting this city.  So grab a pair of sneakers, a hat and some sunscreen, then go on a wonderful walking adventure around the marina.   The walk, depending on how fast or slow you go, will take you approximately 30-45 minutes.   See the map pictured below:          The old Tuna Cannery sitting on the edge of the harbor and at one end of the marina is a fun feature to look out with an amazing history a...