
easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; standing on the boat and a short beach scramble recommended for basic mobility
A three-hour boat excursion from Cabo San Lucas that combines close-up views of El Arco and surrounding rock formations with a beach drop for swimming and a short scramble. Ideal for travelers who want scenic highlights and a relaxed shore stop in one outing.
The sun is still low when the marina loosens its grip on the water and the bow threads a path toward El Arco. Salt spray pats your face like a polite reminder that the Sea of Cortez is in charge here; cliffs rise on either side, their faces cut into shapes by wind and tide, and everywhere the rocks keep watch — weathered, pocked, and impossibly photogenic.

If you’re prone to seasickness, take antiemetic medication 30–60 minutes before departure—the Sea of Cortez can switch from calm to choppy quickly.
The operator emphasizes marine conservation; use reef-safe sunscreen to protect local ecosystems while spending time on beaches and in the water.
Stash valuables and electronics in a dry bag for the beach drop—waves and sand are reliable troublemakers.
If you plan to do the optional scramble, shoes with grip are better than flip-flops; the path can be loose and hot underfoot.
Cabo grew from a small fishing settlement; the arch and surrounding rocks are exposed granite carved over millennia by ocean forces.
The Sea of Cortez is ecologically rich—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching wildlife, and follow guide instructions to limit impact.
Protects skin and local marine life during sun-heavy stops and time on the beach.
summer specific
Morning and late-afternoon winds can make the boat feel cool; a thin layer is useful.
spring specific
Keeps phone, camera, and wallet safe during the beach drop and on deck.
Useful if you want to climb the beach trail or move confidently on wet rocks.
summer specific