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Skip the crowds and chart your own course: a private 31‑ft afternoon charter from Cabo San Lucas lets you choose between snorkeling at Pelican Rock, riding around Land’s End and the Arch, or timing the horizon for a memorable sunset — with whale watching possible in season.
Skip the crowds and chart your own course: a private 31‑ft afternoon charter from Cabo San Lucas lets you choose between snorkeling at Pelican Rock, riding around Land’s End and the Arch, or timing the horizon for a memorable sunset — with whale watching possible in season.
A warm wind pushes through the marina as your captain eases a 31‑foot hull away from Dock A and the city shrinks into a line of rooftops. The water in the bay takes on a different pace here — alive, curious and ready to change the day’s plan at a moment’s notice.
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Operated by Bellaterra Los Cabos · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
A warm wind pushes through the marina as your captain eases a 31‑foot hull away from Dock A and the city shrinks into a line of rooftops. The water in the bay takes on a different pace here — alive, curious and ready to change the day’s plan at a moment’s notice.
These afternoon charters braid natural highlights with local history: the granite fingers of Land’s End carved by the Pacific and Sea of Cortez, a coast that fishermen and traders have used for centuries. El Arco and the surrounding rock formations are geological pages of wave‑cut sculpture; nearby beaches were once quiet camps for seasonal fishermen and now host the occasional sea lion colony.
On this private trip you pick the agenda — a 2.5‑hour loop to the Arch and Lover’s Beach, a snorkeling stop at Pelican Rock, or a sunset run. From mid‑December to mid‑April, humpback whales breach and skim the horizon; the rest of the year the water invites swimmers and snorkelers into bright, clear coves. Crews commonly supply snorkel gear, bottled water and a small bar; bring reef‑safe sunscreen and a camera with a dry bag.
Practical edge: afternoon departures avoid midday heat and line up with local wind patterns; sunset times shift seasonally so confirm timing when you book. Expect light chop in open water, easy boarding from the marina, and a casual pace that favors photos, short swims and quiet stretches to watch the light change.
This is a flexible, low‑stress way to see Cabo’s coastline: small group comfort, customizable itinerary, and direct access to the marine life and shoreline geology that define Los Cabos.
The advertised private boat accommodates up to five passengers for a comfortable, private outing.
Whale season runs roughly December 15 through April 15; sightings are common on calm winter afternoons.
Yes — snorkel equipment is included, but you can bring your own mask or fins if you prefer a personal fit.
Transportation is not included, though the operator can arrange transfers or provide directions to Marina Fiesta Hotel’s Dock A where pickup occurs.
Bellaterra Los Cabos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm wind pushes through the marina as your captain eases a 31‑foot hull away from Dock A and the city shrinks into a line of rooftops. The water in the bay takes on a different pace here — alive, curious and ready to change the day’s plan at a moment’s notice.
A warm wind pushes through the marina as your captain eases a 31‑foot hull away from Dock A and the city shrinks into a line of rooftops. The water in the bay takes on a different pace here — alive, curious and ready to change the day’s plan at a moment’s notice.
These afternoon charters braid natural highlights with local history: the granite fingers of Land’s End carved by the Pacific and Sea of Cortez, a coast that fishermen and traders have used for centuries. El Arco and the surrounding rock formations are geological pages of wave‑cut sculpture; nearby beaches were once quiet camps for seasonal fishermen and now host the occasional sea lion colony.
On this private trip you pick the agenda — a 2.5‑hour loop to the Arch and Lover’s Beach, a snorkeling stop at Pelican Rock, or a sunset run. From mid‑December to mid‑April, humpback whales breach and skim the horizon; the rest of the year the water invites swimmers and snorkelers into bright, clear coves. Crews commonly supply snorkel gear, bottled water and a small bar; bring reef‑safe sunscreen and a camera with a dry bag.
Practical edge: afternoon departures avoid midday heat and line up with local wind patterns; sunset times shift seasonally so confirm timing when you book. Expect light chop in open water, easy boarding from the marina, and a casual pace that favors photos, short swims and quiet stretches to watch the light change.
This is a flexible, low‑stress way to see Cabo’s coastline: small group comfort, customizable itinerary, and direct access to the marine life and shoreline geology that define Los Cabos.