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A private three-hour yacht cruise from Cabo San Lucas takes you past El Arco, sea lion colonies and sheltered snorkeling bays with paddleboards and snorkel gear included. Ideal for families or small groups seeking a flexible, all-inclusive ocean outing.
A private three-hour yacht cruise from Cabo San Lucas takes you past El Arco, sea lion colonies and sheltered snorkeling bays with paddleboards and snorkel gear included. Ideal for families or small groups seeking a flexible, all-inclusive ocean outing.
The yacht slides away from the marina, the city’s roofline shrinking as the Pacific opens, and within minutes the Arch of Cabo San Lucas—El Arco—comes into view, granite sculpted by wind and sea. Sea lions bark from sunlit rocks; gulls wheel and the water dares you to step off the swim platform.
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Operated by Cabo Paradise Tours · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The yacht slides away from the marina, the city’s roofline shrinking as the Pacific opens, and within minutes the Arch of Cabo San Lucas—El Arco—comes into view, granite sculpted by wind and sea. Sea lions bark from sunlit rocks; gulls wheel and the water dares you to step off the swim platform.
This three-hour private cruise focuses on the classic Land's End sights: El Arco, Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach, the Sea Lion Colony, and nearby snorkeling coves like Santa María and Chileno Bay. Geologically, the shoreline here is granite outcroppings worn by tidal action; culturally, Cabo shifted from a quiet fishing port to an international coastal gateway, with seafaring and sport fishing as local lifeblood.
Expect crystal patches for snorkeling and calm afternoons that make paddle-boarding easy; the crew provides snorkel gear, paddleboards, food, drinks, and bilingual narration about the bay. The trip is private—your party, captain and first mate—and includes roundtrip transport. A deposit reserves the yacht; the remaining balance is paid the day of the trip.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, a waterproof camera, and cash or card for the in-person balance. Passengers with spinal, cardiovascular, or pregnancy concerns should skip this excursion. If you get seasick, take medication beforehand; mornings tend to be calmer and offer the best underwater visibility. Leave single-use plastics ashore and give wildlife space—sea lions and birds are protected by local custom and law.
Three hours here deliver shoreline scenery, snorkeling or lounging, and an easy, private introduction to one of Mexico’s most photographed seascapes.
Yes—snorkel masks, fins and basic gear are provided at no additional charge for this cruise.
The yacht accommodates up to 12 guests; pricing covers your entire private group.
You pay a deposit online to reserve the yacht; the remaining balance is paid on the day of the cruise as noted in the booking details.
The operator may cancel trips for unsafe weather; their policy indicates cancellations for bad weather and all sales are final for other cancellations.
Cabo Paradise Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht slides away from the marina, the city’s roofline shrinking as the Pacific opens, and within minutes the Arch of Cabo San Lucas—El Arco—comes into view, granite sculpted by wind and sea. Sea lions bark from sunlit rocks; gulls wheel and the water dares you to step off the swim platform.
The yacht slides away from the marina, the city’s roofline shrinking as the Pacific opens, and within minutes the Arch of Cabo San Lucas—El Arco—comes into view, granite sculpted by wind and sea. Sea lions bark from sunlit rocks; gulls wheel and the water dares you to step off the swim platform.
This three-hour private cruise focuses on the classic Land's End sights: El Arco, Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach, the Sea Lion Colony, and nearby snorkeling coves like Santa María and Chileno Bay. Geologically, the shoreline here is granite outcroppings worn by tidal action; culturally, Cabo shifted from a quiet fishing port to an international coastal gateway, with seafaring and sport fishing as local lifeblood.
Expect crystal patches for snorkeling and calm afternoons that make paddle-boarding easy; the crew provides snorkel gear, paddleboards, food, drinks, and bilingual narration about the bay. The trip is private—your party, captain and first mate—and includes roundtrip transport. A deposit reserves the yacht; the remaining balance is paid the day of the trip.
Practical notes: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, a waterproof camera, and cash or card for the in-person balance. Passengers with spinal, cardiovascular, or pregnancy concerns should skip this excursion. If you get seasick, take medication beforehand; mornings tend to be calmer and offer the best underwater visibility. Leave single-use plastics ashore and give wildlife space—sea lions and birds are protected by local custom and law.
Three hours here deliver shoreline scenery, snorkeling or lounging, and an easy, private introduction to one of Mexico’s most photographed seascapes.