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A private two-hour yacht cruise from IGY Marina explores El Arco, sea lion colonies, Pelican Rock and Lover's Beach aboard a 31-foot boat for up to six guests. Expect comfortable seating, an enclosed cabin, and captain-led sightseeing with local navigation and conservation-aware practices.
A private two-hour yacht cruise from IGY Marina explores El Arco, sea lion colonies, Pelican Rock and Lover's Beach aboard a 31-foot boat for up to six guests. Expect comfortable seating, an enclosed cabin, and captain-led sightseeing with local navigation and conservation-aware practices.
The bow parts the bay and the city drops away: wind presses the salt into your cheeks while the captain eases toward El Arco, the granite arch that marks the edge of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific. In two hours aboard the 31-foot Reel Tequila — a private, six-passenger yacht with an enclosed cabin and restroom — you move from Medano's bright shoreline to quieter coves where sea lions bark and pelicans wheel.
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Operated by Cabo Sportfishing Crew · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The bow parts the bay and the city drops away: wind presses the salt into your cheeks while the captain eases toward El Arco, the granite arch that marks the edge of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific. In two hours aboard the 31-foot Reel Tequila — a private, six-passenger yacht with an enclosed cabin and restroom — you move from Medano's bright shoreline to quieter coves where sea lions bark and pelicans wheel.
Cabo's coastline is primarily granite sculpted by waves and tectonic uplift; the Arch and nearby fingers of rock are the result of ancient volcanic and marine forces. The port grew from a fishing village into a 20th-century tourist hub, and the marina retains a working feel next to high-end charters and local pangas.
Expect close views of Pelican Rock, Lover's and Divorce Beaches, Neptune's Finger and the sea lion colony at Land's End. The boat's cabin, Bluetooth stereo and seating let groups relax between photo stops, and the captain knows local currents and no-anchor zones to protect kelp and reefs.
Practicalities: arrive at IGY Marina E Dock by your pickup time, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and plan for breezy conditions even on calm days. The trip is private and accessible to most fitness levels, but stable footing is required when stepping on and off the vessel. Sun protection, a light wind layer and a camera with polarizer will make the difference between a snapshot and a lasting memory.
Yes — the booking reserves the entire boat and crew for your group up to six people; no other guests will be aboard.
This 2-hour sightseeing charter focuses on coastal landmarks and wildlife viewing; snorkeling is not included but can be arranged on extended or specialized trips.
Yes — the 31-foot boat has an enclosed cabin with a private restroom for guest use.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may be canceled for bad weather.
Cabo Sportfishing Crew operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow parts the bay and the city drops away: wind presses the salt into your cheeks while the captain eases toward El Arco, the granite arch that marks the edge of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific. In two hours aboard the 31-foot Reel Tequila — a private, six-passenger yacht with an enclosed cabin and restroom — you move from Medano's bright shoreline to quieter coves where sea lions bark and pelicans wheel.
The bow parts the bay and the city drops away: wind presses the salt into your cheeks while the captain eases toward El Arco, the granite arch that marks the edge of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific. In two hours aboard the 31-foot Reel Tequila — a private, six-passenger yacht with an enclosed cabin and restroom — you move from Medano's bright shoreline to quieter coves where sea lions bark and pelicans wheel.
Cabo's coastline is primarily granite sculpted by waves and tectonic uplift; the Arch and nearby fingers of rock are the result of ancient volcanic and marine forces. The port grew from a fishing village into a 20th-century tourist hub, and the marina retains a working feel next to high-end charters and local pangas.
Expect close views of Pelican Rock, Lover's and Divorce Beaches, Neptune's Finger and the sea lion colony at Land's End. The boat's cabin, Bluetooth stereo and seating let groups relax between photo stops, and the captain knows local currents and no-anchor zones to protect kelp and reefs.
Practicalities: arrive at IGY Marina E Dock by your pickup time, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and plan for breezy conditions even on calm days. The trip is private and accessible to most fitness levels, but stable footing is required when stepping on and off the vessel. Sun protection, a light wind layer and a camera with polarizer will make the difference between a snapshot and a lasting memory.