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Three hours aboard a private yacht takes you from Cabo’s marina to Land’s End, snorkel coves and a sea lion colony with an open bar and crew. Ideal for sunrise snorkeling or a sunset sail—this private charter mixes marine life, short swims, and coastal views into a compact luxury trip.
Three hours aboard a private yacht takes you from Cabo’s marina to Land’s End, snorkel coves and a sea lion colony with an open bar and crew. Ideal for sunrise snorkeling or a sunset sail—this private charter mixes marine life, short swims, and coastal views into a compact luxury trip.
The yacht eases out of Cabo San Lucas marina and the city skyline blinks behind you while the Pacific and Sea of Cortez argue over color beneath the hull. In three hours aboard Doses & Mimosas you ride the coastline to Lands’ End: the Arch, Neptune’s Finger and a barking colony of sea lions that treat the rocks like a private amphitheater. The boat pauses at Santa María or Chileno Bay—coves with clear, shallow water and coral gardens that invite snorkel masks and small, deliberate strokes.
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Operated by Best Cabo Tours, LLC · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The yacht eases out of Cabo San Lucas marina and the city skyline blinks behind you while the Pacific and Sea of Cortez argue over color beneath the hull. In three hours aboard Doses & Mimosas you ride the coastline to Lands’ End: the Arch, Neptune’s Finger and a barking colony of sea lions that treat the rocks like a private amphitheater. The boat pauses at Santa María or Chileno Bay—coves with clear, shallow water and coral gardens that invite snorkel masks and small, deliberate strokes.
This stretch of Baja California Sur is shaped by recent volcanic uplift and marine sediments; the rock formations around Lands’ End are limestone and volcanic plugs carved by wind and swell. Cabo’s fishing and maritime culture grew from small panga fleets to sport-fishing and charter tourism; today private yachts combine that history with modern hospitality—open bar, crew service, and customizable stops.
Expect guided snorkeling among reef fish, optional paddle boarding, and a sunset run back through Medano Bay to close the day. The trip’s short duration makes it a half-day complement to land plans; pick early light for calmer seas or late afternoon for sunset and softer crowds.
Practical notes: the operator supplies snorkel gear, life vests, and round-trip transport. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a waterproof phone pouch, and a light layer for post-sunset breeze. If you’re prone to motion sickness choose a mid-hull seat and hydrate before boarding. For photographers, wide-angle lenses and quick-dry cloths pay off—salt and spray will be constant companions.
The experience is private and designed for groups; typical offerings list 1–6 people comfortably with a maximum capacity of about 15—confirm at booking.
Yes—snorkel masks, fins and life vests are supplied and the crew provides basic orientation for swimmers of varying experience.
Operators will cancel for unsafe conditions; the listed policy usually allows a refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure or if weather forces cancellation.
Infants can ride on laps and the tour notes wheelchair-accessible boarding and transport options—notify the operator in advance for accommodations.
Best Cabo Tours, LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht eases out of Cabo San Lucas marina and the city skyline blinks behind you while the Pacific and Sea of Cortez argue over color beneath the hull. In three hours aboard Doses & Mimosas you ride the coastline to Lands’ End: the Arch, Neptune’s Finger and a barking colony of sea lions that treat the rocks like a private amphitheater. The boat pauses at Santa María or Chileno Bay—coves with clear, shallow water and coral gardens that invite snorkel masks and small, deliberate strokes.
The yacht eases out of Cabo San Lucas marina and the city skyline blinks behind you while the Pacific and Sea of Cortez argue over color beneath the hull. In three hours aboard Doses & Mimosas you ride the coastline to Lands’ End: the Arch, Neptune’s Finger and a barking colony of sea lions that treat the rocks like a private amphitheater. The boat pauses at Santa María or Chileno Bay—coves with clear, shallow water and coral gardens that invite snorkel masks and small, deliberate strokes.
This stretch of Baja California Sur is shaped by recent volcanic uplift and marine sediments; the rock formations around Lands’ End are limestone and volcanic plugs carved by wind and swell. Cabo’s fishing and maritime culture grew from small panga fleets to sport-fishing and charter tourism; today private yachts combine that history with modern hospitality—open bar, crew service, and customizable stops.
Expect guided snorkeling among reef fish, optional paddle boarding, and a sunset run back through Medano Bay to close the day. The trip’s short duration makes it a half-day complement to land plans; pick early light for calmer seas or late afternoon for sunset and softer crowds.
Practical notes: the operator supplies snorkel gear, life vests, and round-trip transport. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a waterproof phone pouch, and a light layer for post-sunset breeze. If you’re prone to motion sickness choose a mid-hull seat and hydrate before boarding. For photographers, wide-angle lenses and quick-dry cloths pay off—salt and spray will be constant companions.