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Board a private luxury yacht at IGY Marina for a three-hour cruise to Land's End with snorkeling, lunch and an open premium bar. Expect close-up views of El Arco, sea lion colonies and protected snorkeling coves — all with personalized service for up to four guests.
Board a private luxury yacht at IGY Marina for a three-hour cruise to Land's End with snorkeling, lunch and an open premium bar. Expect close-up views of El Arco, sea lion colonies and protected snorkeling coves — all with personalized service for up to four guests.
You step off the dock at IGY Marina with the Pacific spread out like a promise. The yacht hums to life and the harbor slips away: bright buoys, local pangas, and then the shoreline gives way to the raw cliffs of Land's End. Waves nudge the hull as the captain points out El Arco; the rock formation leans into the wind like an old island guard, and the sea lions bark from their ledges as if daring you to come closer.
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Operated by Cabo Sailing Ocean Adventures · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
You step off the dock at IGY Marina with the Pacific spread out like a promise. The yacht hums to life and the harbor slips away: bright buoys, local pangas, and then the shoreline gives way to the raw cliffs of Land's End. Waves nudge the hull as the captain points out El Arco; the rock formation leans into the wind like an old island guard, and the sea lions bark from their ledges as if daring you to come closer.
This stretch of Baja California Sur is volcanic in origin — compressed lava and uplifted seabed shaped by wind and wave over millennia — creating the arches and underwater rock gardens that make snorkeling here vivid. Cabo's maritime character grew from a fishing and whaling past into today's sport-fishing and yachting culture; local crews still tell sea stories as they serve cocktails and ceviche.
The three-hour private cruise balances sightseeing with active time in the water: a guided snorkeling stop at a protected cove, opportunistic wildlife viewing (sea lions, pelicans), and relaxed cruising along the Pacific and Sea of Cortez boundary. Practical note: arrive 20 minutes early at Dock F, bring a government ID, and inform the operator of dietary needs. Snorkel gear, lunch, snacks and an open premium bar are included, and transfers are available for an extra fee.
Plan for sun, wind and short swell — reef-safe sunscreen, sun protection and a wind layer make the day comfortable. If prone to seasickness, take preventative measures before boarding. For small groups wanting personalized service, this private yacht trip delivers both active snorkeling and effortless coastal cruising in one concise package.
The private cruise includes the yacht charter for up to four people, unlimited premium bar, lunch, snacks, snorkeling equipment, and national park fees.
Each booking covers one boat for up to four passengers; additional guests can be added for a fee payable to the operator.
Children are welcome but must be supervised; infants must sit on an adult's lap, and strollers can access the dock area.
Full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; trips may also be canceled for bad weather with a full refund.
Cabo Sailing Ocean Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the dock at IGY Marina with the Pacific spread out like a promise. The yacht hums to life and the harbor slips away: bright buoys, local pangas, and then the shoreline gives way to the raw cliffs of Land's End. Waves nudge the hull as the captain points out El Arco; the rock formation leans into the wind like an old island guard, and the sea lions bark from their ledges as if daring you to come closer.
You step off the dock at IGY Marina with the Pacific spread out like a promise. The yacht hums to life and the harbor slips away: bright buoys, local pangas, and then the shoreline gives way to the raw cliffs of Land's End. Waves nudge the hull as the captain points out El Arco; the rock formation leans into the wind like an old island guard, and the sea lions bark from their ledges as if daring you to come closer.
This stretch of Baja California Sur is volcanic in origin — compressed lava and uplifted seabed shaped by wind and wave over millennia — creating the arches and underwater rock gardens that make snorkeling here vivid. Cabo's maritime character grew from a fishing and whaling past into today's sport-fishing and yachting culture; local crews still tell sea stories as they serve cocktails and ceviche.
The three-hour private cruise balances sightseeing with active time in the water: a guided snorkeling stop at a protected cove, opportunistic wildlife viewing (sea lions, pelicans), and relaxed cruising along the Pacific and Sea of Cortez boundary. Practical note: arrive 20 minutes early at Dock F, bring a government ID, and inform the operator of dietary needs. Snorkel gear, lunch, snacks and an open premium bar are included, and transfers are available for an extra fee.
Plan for sun, wind and short swell — reef-safe sunscreen, sun protection and a wind layer make the day comfortable. If prone to seasickness, take preventative measures before boarding. For small groups wanting personalized service, this private yacht trip delivers both active snorkeling and effortless coastal cruising in one concise package.