Isla Mujeres Port Authority Alerts Maritime Community to Missing Yacht With Three Aboard

Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo — The Isla Mujeres Port Authority has issued a maritime alert for the yacht Leemar, which left Cuba before dawn on Nov. 6 with three people aboard and has not reached its destination in Quintana Roo.

Officials issued notice CPIM-087/2026 warning the state’s maritime community that the white Sea Ray Sundancer, measuring between 45 and 50 feet in length, has not reported arriving at any port in Quintana Roo. The vessel departed Marina Hemingway in Havana bound for the state.

Capt. Miguel Castro Gómez was at the helm, accompanied by crew members Valdemar Morales and Adrián Jacobo, according to the notice.

The port authority asked boaters, port workers and maritime personnel to stay alert for any possible sighting of the Leemar along the coast or in nearby waters. Anyone who locates the vessel, or sees it arrive at a Quintana Roo port, is asked to notify maritime authorities immediately so the case can be tracked.

The alert sets search protocols in motion in the Mexican Caribbean, where the yacht’s route would have brought it, and depends on coordination between Mexican and Cuban authorities to track small vessels. So far the official report confirms only that the yacht has not reached its destination, and no information has been released about its whereabouts.