Find quick answers about planning your trip, what to bring, what happens on board, drinks, photos and guest policies.
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Planning your trip
Where do I meet the Boobs Cruise?
At Albatros Marina, next door to Temptation Cancun Resort at kilometre 3.5 of the Hotel Zone. If you’re staying at Temptation, head to the beach, turn left and walk approximately 200 yards to the marina. If you’re staying elsewhere, use the street entrance approximately 200 yards past the resort towards downtown.
Where are you located?
We depart from and return to Albatros Marina, at Km 3.5 of Boulevard Kukulcan, the main road through Cancun’s Hotel Zone.
Is there parking nearby?
Yes, but it is limited. Albatros Marina has employee parking only, and Temptation Resort next door allows parking only for its hotel guests. Some on-street parking may be available near Starbucks across the road or near the church a little farther away.
When does the Boobs Cruise run?
Every Monday and Friday throughout the year, subject to occasional exceptions such as public holidays. We need a minimum of 25 guests and can accommodate up to 100. See the Bookings page for the dates currently open.
Do I need to be staying at Temptation?
No. Many guests stay at Temptation and participate in our Temptation forum, but you are welcome wherever you are staying. You only need to reach our meeting point at Albatros Marina and be comfortable around topless guests and adult humor. Guests also join us from Desire, Breathless and other resorts.
Will I get seasick?
Possibly, although the route between mainland Cancun and Isla Mujeres is relatively sheltered and catamarans have far less side-to-side rocking than single-hulled boats. Some people can still become seasick. If you are susceptible, please take Dramamine one hour before departure, take it easy on alcohol the night before and eat a good breakfast.
What to bring
Do I need to bring a towel?
Yes. Towels are not provided, so please bring one from your hotel and remember to return it afterwards.
What sunscreen should I bring?
Bring a high-SPF sunscreen. The Caribbean sun can be much stronger than you may be used to, so use a higher factor than you normally would and reapply it during the day.
How much should I bring with me?
As little as practical. Please limit yourselves to one bag per couple where possible. Bags take up space, clutter the walkways and can become trip hazards.
What footwear should I wear?
We ask guests to go barefoot on the boat to avoid marking the deck. We collect shoes when you board, or you can keep them in your bag. At the beach club, you leave by a wooden boardwalk that leads to the sand and do not need to walk on the street. If you have sensitive feet, you may wear clean boat shoes onboard, but please change in and out of them when boarding and leaving.
Should I bring a hat or hair tie?
Yes, if they will make you more comfortable. Make sure any hat fits securely because we cannot promise to turn the boat around if it blows into the ocean. Guests with long hair may also want to bring a hair tie or scrunchie.
Onboard experience
Do I have to go topless?
No. Topless is expected on our topless cruise, but it is never demanded. Normally around 95% of women choose to go topless, but anyone who does not want to is free to keep their top on. If you are uncomfortable around topless guests, one of Cancun’s many conventional cruises may suit you better. We have also had guests who kept their tops on but were bottomless for the entire trip!
Do I need to cover up?
Yes, whenever you are not on the boat. This includes boarding, disembarking and walking to and from Albatros Beach Club. We share the dock with other boats, and Mexican beaches are public.
Can I go naked?
Yes, of course. Just as there is no pressure to do anything you do not want to do, guests are free to go naked while on the boat. Several people usually choose to do so, although they are rarely the majority. At our skinny-dipping stop, you are welcome to swim naked or clothed.
Is the cruise only for swingers?
No. A typical Cancun Boobs Cruise includes some swingers, more non-swingers and some “swayers” who think they might enjoy the lifestyle but have not explored it yet. Experienced swingers are almost always respectful and will not bother you if you are not interested. You probably already know swingers without realizing it.
Can I take photos on the Boobs Cruise?
Yes, but only with discretion and respect for everyone around you. You may photograph your partner, the friends you came with, or anyone who knows they are in the picture and has agreed. Do not take photos or videos of unaware guests, including crowd shots. Some guests have very public lives or sensitive jobs and do not want images appearing on Facebook or adult websites. Our staff enforce this rule and may require you to delete an inappropriate image.
Should I tip the crew?
Tips are optional and entirely at your discretion. If you enjoyed the day, the crew appreciate gratuities for their hard work at the end of the cruise.
Drinks and guest policies
Can I attend as a single man or woman?
Yes, subject to our limits. Single women are always welcome. Single men may attend, but groups of more than two single men are not permitted. We may also limit single-male attendance when necessary to keep the male-to-female ratio reasonably balanced because this is primarily an event for couples.
What drinks can I order?
Our standard drinks are Pink Pussy (vodka, Sprite and grenadine), Orange Shit (rum and orange) and Dos Equis beer. Tequila, rum, vodka, mixers and purified water are also available, so ask a bartender if you would prefer something such as rum and Coke or tequila and Sprite. The same drinks are included at Albatros Beach Club, where premium alcohol and bottled beer are available for an additional charge.
Can I bring my own alcohol?
Yes. Please keep glass bottles away from the deck and give them to the bartender. They will put your bottle on ice and serve it only to you and anyone you authorize.
Can I smoke on the boat?
Yes, but only at the very back of the boat. Always ask for a “Mexican ashtray” (a cup with ice), and never throw cigarette butts into the ocean. The ocean is our office, and we like to keep it clean!
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