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Short on time but want the high points of Cabo? This private 38ft yacht puts El Arco, Lovers Beach and seawater snorkeling within a two-hour cruise—perfect for small groups and celebrations.
Short on time but want the high points of Cabo? This private 38ft yacht puts El Arco, Lovers Beach and seawater snorkeling within a two-hour cruise—perfect for small groups and celebrations.
The hull rocks gently against the marina as you step aboard a compact 38‑foot yacht, the harbor noise replaced by gull calls and the salty lift of the Sea of Cortez.
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Operated by Cabo Allow · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The hull rocks gently against the marina as you step aboard a compact 38‑foot yacht, the harbor noise replaced by gull calls and the salty lift of the Sea of Cortez.
In two hours the boat can take a small group straight to Land's End — El Arco — where granite cliffs sculpted by wind and waves raise a stark silhouette against blue water. Nearby Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach offer quick sand-and-surf stops while you deploy snorkels, a Yamaha SeaScooter or stand-up paddleboards included with the charter.
Cabo San Lucas sits at the tip of the Baja California Peninsula where the Pacific and Sea of Cortez meet. The coastline is mostly granite and volcanic outcrops; fishing and maritime trade shaped the town from a fishing village into a tourism hub. Local culture blends traditional Mexican cuisine with a strong seafaring identity—expect chips, guacamole, and a relaxed crew ready to point out sea lion colonies and seasonal whale routes.
Practically: this private charter accommodates 2–8 passengers, is wheelchair accessible, and runs as a two-hour base trip with options to extend for a fee. Weather cancellations are possible; all sales are final, so plan for a clear-day window. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and secure footwear for quick beach exits. Hydrate before boarding and listen to crew safety briefings—currents around the arch can be lively.
This trip is compact, social, and best for travelers who want a concentrated taste of Cabo’s coastal highlights without committing to a full-day expedition.
The charter accommodates 2–8 passengers; the base price covers the whole boat and additional people may incur an extra cost.
Yes—snorkeling equipment, paddleboards and a Yamaha SeaScooter are included for use during your booked time.
Trips are subject to cancellation for safety; the operator may cancel for bad weather or insufficient travelers—check local forecasts and the operator’s policy before booking.
The tour lists wheelchair accessibility for boarding assistance, but confirm specifics with the operator if you have limited mobility or special needs.
Cabo Allow operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull rocks gently against the marina as you step aboard a compact 38‑foot yacht, the harbor noise replaced by gull calls and the salty lift of the Sea of Cortez.
The hull rocks gently against the marina as you step aboard a compact 38‑foot yacht, the harbor noise replaced by gull calls and the salty lift of the Sea of Cortez.
In two hours the boat can take a small group straight to Land's End — El Arco — where granite cliffs sculpted by wind and waves raise a stark silhouette against blue water. Nearby Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach offer quick sand-and-surf stops while you deploy snorkels, a Yamaha SeaScooter or stand-up paddleboards included with the charter.
Cabo San Lucas sits at the tip of the Baja California Peninsula where the Pacific and Sea of Cortez meet. The coastline is mostly granite and volcanic outcrops; fishing and maritime trade shaped the town from a fishing village into a tourism hub. Local culture blends traditional Mexican cuisine with a strong seafaring identity—expect chips, guacamole, and a relaxed crew ready to point out sea lion colonies and seasonal whale routes.
Practically: this private charter accommodates 2–8 passengers, is wheelchair accessible, and runs as a two-hour base trip with options to extend for a fee. Weather cancellations are possible; all sales are final, so plan for a clear-day window. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind layer, and secure footwear for quick beach exits. Hydrate before boarding and listen to crew safety briefings—currents around the arch can be lively.
This trip is compact, social, and best for travelers who want a concentrated taste of Cabo’s coastal highlights without committing to a full-day expedition.