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Sail past El Arco and a lively sea lion colony on a private 4‑hour cruise into the Sea of Cortés. Snorkel coral patches, paddleboard in a sheltered bay, and enjoy lunch with an open bar—ideal for small groups seeking a relaxed, active day on the water.
Sail past El Arco and a lively sea lion colony on a private 4‑hour cruise into the Sea of Cortés. Snorkel coral patches, paddleboard in a sheltered bay, and enjoy lunch with an open bar—ideal for small groups seeking a relaxed, active day on the water.
The hull rocks gently as the sailboat slides out of the marina and the granite face of Land’s End looms into view; El Arco passes by like a sculpted doorway to the Sea of Cortés. Sea lions bark from the rocks while the open ocean ahead invites a swim and a quiet hour in a sheltered bay.
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Operated by Cabo Adventures · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The hull rocks gently as the sailboat slides out of the marina and the granite face of Land’s End looms into view; El Arco passes by like a sculpted doorway to the Sea of Cortés. Sea lions bark from the rocks while the open ocean ahead invites a swim and a quiet hour in a sheltered bay.
This stretch of Baja California Sur is geologically young—steep volcanic and granitic outcrops carved by wind and waves—and has long supported fishing communities from Cabo San Lucas to San José del Cabo. The Sea of Cortés, named by Hernán Cortés, is rich in marine life and coral patches that make snorkeling rewarding. Locals still run the boats, serve fresh seafood, and point out seasonal migrations: winter and spring often bring gray and humpback whales close to shore.
On a private 4‑hour sail for up to 16 guests you’ll pass El Arco and the sea lion colony, anchor off a secluded cove, and have time to snorkel reefs or try stand‑up paddleboarding. Lunch and an open bar are provided; snorkeling equipment and SUPs are included. Practical notes: guests must remove shoes to board, expect moderate physical activity, and confirm pickup time with the operator. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a hat, and a lightweight layer—the sun is strong on deck and breeze cools once you leave the bay.
This cruise balances easy comfort with active time in the water—ideal for travelers wanting private service, photo-ready coastline, and straightforward on‑water adventure.
Yes—snorkeling gear is included in the tour price; staff will fit masks and advise on the best reef spots.
Non‑swimmers can join but should notify the crew—life vests are available and activities can be tailored to avoid deep water.
An unlimited open bar is listed as included; minimum drinking age is 18 and crew manage consumption for safety.
Full refund with cancellation at least 24 hours before departure; operator may cancel in bad weather for safety and issue a refund.
Cabo Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The hull rocks gently as the sailboat slides out of the marina and the granite face of Land’s End looms into view; El Arco passes by like a sculpted doorway to the Sea of Cortés. Sea lions bark from the rocks while the open ocean ahead invites a swim and a quiet hour in a sheltered bay.
The hull rocks gently as the sailboat slides out of the marina and the granite face of Land’s End looms into view; El Arco passes by like a sculpted doorway to the Sea of Cortés. Sea lions bark from the rocks while the open ocean ahead invites a swim and a quiet hour in a sheltered bay.
This stretch of Baja California Sur is geologically young—steep volcanic and granitic outcrops carved by wind and waves—and has long supported fishing communities from Cabo San Lucas to San José del Cabo. The Sea of Cortés, named by Hernán Cortés, is rich in marine life and coral patches that make snorkeling rewarding. Locals still run the boats, serve fresh seafood, and point out seasonal migrations: winter and spring often bring gray and humpback whales close to shore.
On a private 4‑hour sail for up to 16 guests you’ll pass El Arco and the sea lion colony, anchor off a secluded cove, and have time to snorkel reefs or try stand‑up paddleboarding. Lunch and an open bar are provided; snorkeling equipment and SUPs are included. Practical notes: guests must remove shoes to board, expect moderate physical activity, and confirm pickup time with the operator. Bring reef‑safe sunscreen, a hat, and a lightweight layer—the sun is strong on deck and breeze cools once you leave the bay.
This cruise balances easy comfort with active time in the water—ideal for travelers wanting private service, photo-ready coastline, and straightforward on‑water adventure.