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Board a small glass‑bottom boat at the Tesoro marina and watch El Arco ignite at sunset. This 90‑minute cruise blends coastal geology, seabirds, and seasonal whale watching in an intimate group setting.
Board a small glass‑bottom boat at the Tesoro marina and watch El Arco ignite at sunset. This 90‑minute cruise blends coastal geology, seabirds, and seasonal whale watching in an intimate group setting.
The sun leans west over the Sea of Cortez and the silhouette of El Arco sharpens against the last light. You step aboard a small glass-bottom boat at the Tesoro Hotel marina, engines thrumming softly as the captain threads past Medano Beach and the rocky promontories that frame Cabo San Lucas.
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Operated by Cabo Trek · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The sun leans west over the Sea of Cortez and the silhouette of El Arco sharpens against the last light. You step aboard a small glass-bottom boat at the Tesoro Hotel marina, engines thrumming softly as the captain threads past Medano Beach and the rocky promontories that frame Cabo San Lucas.
This 90‑minute sunset cruise centers on El Arco, Lover’s Beach and Pelican Rock — landmarks carved from granite by wind and waves. The region’s geology is stark: exposed granitic headlands dropping into clear, nutrient-rich water that supports schooling fish, diving pelicans and, in season, migrating humpback whales. Cabo’s marina grew from a fishing and whaling outpost into a tourism hub; evening cruises have become a local ritual for visitors and residents alike.
Expect intimate groups (max eight on private bookings), a glass‑bottom window for quick marine sightings, and a relaxed pace aimed at photography and wildlife watching. Guides commonly scan for whale blows between December and April; outside that window the focus shifts to coastal birds and nearshore snorkel habitats at Pelican Rock.
Practical notes: check in at the Tesoro Hotel marina near docks M–O and the Tequila Light House, arrive 15 minutes early, and bring sun protection plus a light windbreaker for cooler evenings. Bottled water is provided; the trip is wheelchair accessible but not recommended for pregnant travelers. For the best light and whale chances, book an hour before sunset and consider a private booking to control timing and photo angles.
Yes — humpback sightings are most common between December and April, but sightings are never guaranteed.
The operator lists wheelchair accessibility; contact the office ahead of time to confirm transfer assistance from dock to boat.
Bottled water is included; sparkling wine is often offered on sunset cruises but confirm specifics when booking.
Private bookings accommodate up to eight people, making the experience intimate and ideal for couples or small families.
Cabo Trek operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun leans west over the Sea of Cortez and the silhouette of El Arco sharpens against the last light. You step aboard a small glass-bottom boat at the Tesoro Hotel marina, engines thrumming softly as the captain threads past Medano Beach and the rocky promontories that frame Cabo San Lucas.
The sun leans west over the Sea of Cortez and the silhouette of El Arco sharpens against the last light. You step aboard a small glass-bottom boat at the Tesoro Hotel marina, engines thrumming softly as the captain threads past Medano Beach and the rocky promontories that frame Cabo San Lucas.
This 90‑minute sunset cruise centers on El Arco, Lover’s Beach and Pelican Rock — landmarks carved from granite by wind and waves. The region’s geology is stark: exposed granitic headlands dropping into clear, nutrient-rich water that supports schooling fish, diving pelicans and, in season, migrating humpback whales. Cabo’s marina grew from a fishing and whaling outpost into a tourism hub; evening cruises have become a local ritual for visitors and residents alike.
Expect intimate groups (max eight on private bookings), a glass‑bottom window for quick marine sightings, and a relaxed pace aimed at photography and wildlife watching. Guides commonly scan for whale blows between December and April; outside that window the focus shifts to coastal birds and nearshore snorkel habitats at Pelican Rock.
Practical notes: check in at the Tesoro Hotel marina near docks M–O and the Tequila Light House, arrive 15 minutes early, and bring sun protection plus a light windbreaker for cooler evenings. Bottled water is provided; the trip is wheelchair accessible but not recommended for pregnant travelers. For the best light and whale chances, book an hour before sunset and consider a private booking to control timing and photo angles.