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Board an 80-foot luxury yacht for a private two-hour charter in Cabo: snorkel protected coves, paddleboard beneath towering granite formations, and stop at the Arch to watch sea lions and snap photos. Practical comforts — open bar, roundtrip transport, and water toys — make this a relaxed ocean escape.
Board an 80-foot luxury yacht for a private two-hour charter in Cabo: snorkel protected coves, paddleboard beneath towering granite formations, and stop at the Arch to watch sea lions and snap photos. Practical comforts — open bar, roundtrip transport, and water toys — make this a relaxed ocean escape.
The yacht slips from the marina and the city blinks away — salt air fills the deck and the Pacific tugs at your ankles. Onboard an 80-foot black-hulled yacht, the bay opens like a stage: the Arch of Cabo San Lucas rises to star in every photo, sea lions bicker on sun-warmed rocks, and the water invites you to jump in.
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Operated by Papillon Yachts · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The yacht slips from the marina and the city blinks away — salt air fills the deck and the Pacific tugs at your ankles. Onboard an 80-foot black-hulled yacht, the bay opens like a stage: the Arch of Cabo San Lucas rises to star in every photo, sea lions bicker on sun-warmed rocks, and the water invites you to jump in.
Cabo’s coastline is shaped by tectonic uplift and relentless surf; those jagged granite outcrops that crown Land’s End are geological pages folded by time. Once a quiet fishing port, Cabo San Lucas now mixes local fishing culture with international cruising, and the marina hums with both. Local chefs and crews keep that fishing heritage alive in ceviches, fresh shrimp, and tequila-forward cocktails served on deck.
This private two-hour charter balances leisure and activity: expect stops for snorkeling at protected coves, paddle-boarding from the yacht, photo ops at the Arch, and slow cruises along the Pacific coast where dolphins and, seasonally, whales may breach. The crew provides snorkel gear, paddle boards, a floating mat, and a full open bar — plus private roundtrip transport.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light cover-up for the sun, and anti-nausea meds if you’re prone to motion sickness. Morning and late-afternoon departures offer softer light and calmer seas; midday is warmer but livelier. The experience suits almost any traveler — minimal fitness, basic mobility to step on and off the dock is required. Respect marine life: don’t chase or touch animals, and follow crew guidance when swimming. Onboard comfort, water toys, and clear views make this a high-value way to meet Cabo from the water.
Yes — private roundtrip transportation is included for the whole group as stated in the listing.
Yes — the itinerary includes swim and snorkel stops with clean snorkel equipment provided by the crew.
Yes — the charter provides an open bar, snacks, lunch items like avocado-stuffed shrimp salad and Caprese, and bottled water.
The listing indicates wheelchair accessible features and accessible transportation; confirm details and any special assistance needed during booking.
Papillon Yachts operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The yacht slips from the marina and the city blinks away — salt air fills the deck and the Pacific tugs at your ankles. Onboard an 80-foot black-hulled yacht, the bay opens like a stage: the Arch of Cabo San Lucas rises to star in every photo, sea lions bicker on sun-warmed rocks, and the water invites you to jump in.
The yacht slips from the marina and the city blinks away — salt air fills the deck and the Pacific tugs at your ankles. Onboard an 80-foot black-hulled yacht, the bay opens like a stage: the Arch of Cabo San Lucas rises to star in every photo, sea lions bicker on sun-warmed rocks, and the water invites you to jump in.
Cabo’s coastline is shaped by tectonic uplift and relentless surf; those jagged granite outcrops that crown Land’s End are geological pages folded by time. Once a quiet fishing port, Cabo San Lucas now mixes local fishing culture with international cruising, and the marina hums with both. Local chefs and crews keep that fishing heritage alive in ceviches, fresh shrimp, and tequila-forward cocktails served on deck.
This private two-hour charter balances leisure and activity: expect stops for snorkeling at protected coves, paddle-boarding from the yacht, photo ops at the Arch, and slow cruises along the Pacific coast where dolphins and, seasonally, whales may breach. The crew provides snorkel gear, paddle boards, a floating mat, and a full open bar — plus private roundtrip transport.
Practical edge: bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light cover-up for the sun, and anti-nausea meds if you’re prone to motion sickness. Morning and late-afternoon departures offer softer light and calmer seas; midday is warmer but livelier. The experience suits almost any traveler — minimal fitness, basic mobility to step on and off the dock is required. Respect marine life: don’t chase or touch animals, and follow crew guidance when swimming. Onboard comfort, water toys, and clear views make this a high-value way to meet Cabo from the water.