How many people fit on Desperado?

The boat accommodates up to six passengers, making it ideal for small groups or families.

What does the $500 deposit cover?

A $500 deposit is required at booking to secure the charter; local sales tax and fishing licenses are not included.

Are fishing licenses provided?

Fishing licenses are not included—guests should obtain the appropriate Mexican fishing permit before boarding.

Is there shade and a restroom on board?

Yes. Desperado has an air-conditioned salon for shade and a private bathroom for guest comfort.

Can we snorkel or be dropped at a beach or restaurant?

Ask at booking; many captains offer snorkeling stops and can arrange drop-offs back at the marina or nearby beaches when feasible.

What if the weather is bad?

Captains monitor sea and weather conditions and will adjust or reschedule trips for safety; contact the operator for specific cancellation policies.

Desperado: 33ft Bertram Charter in Cabo San Lucas for Sportfishing & Coastal Cruises

Desperado is a 33-foot Bertram Flybridge moored in the Marina at Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur. From the moment the engines idle and the marina drops away, this is a day designed around the water: fishing, wildlife, and coastal scenery between Land's End and the wide Sea of Cortez. Climb aboard the Desperado for either a half-day (5-hour) or full-day (8-hour) outing. The boat seats up to six passengers and offers an air-conditioned salon and a private bathroom—small comforts that matter under desert sun. The operator requires a $500 deposit at booking; local sales tax and fishing licenses are not included, so plan accordingly. This vessel is ideal for anglers chasing marlin, dorado, roosterfish and striped bass, or for small groups who want an easy day of cruising, snorkeling, and sight‑seeing. A key feature of any Cabo trip is El Arco, the honey‑colored granite arch at Land’s End where the Pacific and Sea of Cortez meet. Run along the coastline to find steep cliffs, sea lion colonies, and secluded coves with basalt and granite shorelines. Look for seasonal visitors: blue and humpback whales pass offshore in winter and spring, while leatherback and olive ridley turtles frequent the beaches in summer and fall. The geological contrast—sheer igneous rock against pale sand—creates dramatic photo opportunities every time the light shifts. On fishing days, your captain will suggest likely grounds and deploy tackle suited to the species: trolling off the continental shelf for marlin or casting live bait for dorado. Even if you’re not an angler, the rhythm of the sea and the comfort of the cabin make Desperado a low-stress way to experience Cabo’s marine life. Practical notes: launch from Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico. Bring a valid fishing license if you plan to fish; sunscreen, a cap, and rehydration; motion‑sickness remedies if you’re prone. Small groups reward flexible itineraries—ask about snorkeling gear, ice chests, or restaurant drop-offs back in the marina. Desperado stands out because it mixes serious sportfishing capability with a guest-focused layout: a flybridge for sighting, shelter below for cooling off, and a small crew that keeps the day moving. For travelers staying in Cabo San Lucas, this charter turns an ordinary beach day into a focused, efficient marine adventure that’s as much about local sea life and coastal geology as it is about the catch. Trips often run early to catch the cool morning bite or later in the afternoon when dorado push closer to shore; morning light also flatters the arch and granite cliffs for photography. Captains tailor each outing to weather and sea conditions, and experienced crews will handle bait, lines, and fish cleaning so guests can focus on casting, photos, cocktails.

Desperado: 33ft Bertram Charter in Cabo San Lucas for Sportfishing & Coastal Cruises

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