Fishing in Cancun

Yes, you can! Cancun is known for year-round fishing opportunities.
Sailfish season typically peaks from December through late March. Mahi-mahi are common in spring and summer, while wahoo and tuna are more frequent in cooler months. Reef species such as snapper and grouper can be caught year-round.

Fishing rates in Cancun vary depending on boat size, trip length (4, 6, or 8 hours), and fishing style.
Smaller boats for 4-hour trips generally start at lower price ranges from ($380.00),
while full-day offshore sportfishing trips cost more due to fuel and range of travel, Keep in mind that the bigger the better ride and comfort level..
*All Private charters are priced per boat, not per person.

Fishing in Cancun offers multiple styles including offshore deep sea fishing, sportfishing, trolling for billfish, bottom fishing for reef species, and Verticl jigging.
Offshore trips typically target pelagic species like sailfish and marlin, while bottom fishing focuses on snapper and grouper. At Coconut Divers Cancun, we help you choose the best style based on your experience level and expectation..

Yes. Deep sea fishing charters in Cancun are available for both beginners and experienced anglers. Professional crews provide full instruction, equipment, bait, and guidance throughout the trip, making it easy for first-timers to enjoy a successful day of fishing on the water.

Our inclusions: typically cover all professional crew, fishing, rods and reels, bait and tackle, bottled water, sodas, Beer and ice, fish cleaning.
We ensure guests understand exactly what is included before booking.

Yes, for any of our charters: All fish caught and brougt on board is your to keep, if you wish to take it . Crews will fillet your fish at the marina, and many local restaurants will cook your fresh catch for you.
Catch-and-release is encouraged for billfish such as sailfish and marlin to preserve Cancun’s sportfishing resources.
We do not have a place to store, deep freeze or vacuum seal the catch