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Spend a half day at the Hilton Los Cabos with access to snorkeling, jet skis, SUP, kayaks and lounge amenities. Family-friendly and transport-inclusive, this pass pairs active water time with resort comforts.
Spend a half day at the Hilton Los Cabos with access to snorkeling, jet skis, SUP, kayaks and lounge amenities. Family-friendly and transport-inclusive, this pass pairs active water time with resort comforts.
A steady Pacific breeze cuts across the shore as the resort’s palms lean toward the sea, inviting a day of movement: paddles slicing glassy water, a jet ski’s wake daring you into speed, and snorkel masks fogging with excitement. At the Hilton Los Cabos Beach Day Pass, visitors trade hotel gates for a compact menu of coastal activities clustered along a protected bay near San José del Cabo.
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Operated by Bellaterra Los Cabos · San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur
A steady Pacific breeze cuts across the shore as the resort’s palms lean toward the sea, inviting a day of movement: paddles slicing glassy water, a jet ski’s wake daring you into speed, and snorkel masks fogging with excitement. At the Hilton Los Cabos Beach Day Pass, visitors trade hotel gates for a compact menu of coastal activities clustered along a protected bay near San José del Cabo.
The shores here are shaped by volcanic rock and sediment from the Sierra de la Laguna; coves and reefs create pockets of calm water ideal for snorkelers and SUPs. San José del Cabo’s history as a fishing village still scents the air—local fleets once chased dorado and tuna where today’s tourists float. Guides and bilingual staff at the resort orient guests to allowed zones and basic safety; equipment is available for independent use rather than guided tours.
Practical planning matters: the pass typically runs about four hours and includes lounge chairs, umbrellas, bathrooms and a credit for food and drinks at hotel outlets. Jet ski time is limited and requires drivers to be at least 10 with a valid driver’s license; other activities are open to most ages. Morning sessions usually offer calmer seas for snorkeling, while afternoons pick up wind for surfing and SUP.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, sturdy water shoes, and a waterproof pouch for valuables. Expect clear visibility around shallow reefs, attentive resort staff, and a family-friendly pace that balances active play with easy relaxation—an efficient coastal sampler for travelers short on time but hungry for salt and motion.
easy.
4–6 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended for snorkel and kayak users
Yes — air-conditioned transfers from most major hotels are included; confirm your pickup point during booking.
The half-day includes 30 minutes of jet ski, plus unlimited use of snorkel gear, SUP, kayaks, boogie boards and surfboards within allowed areas.
Children under 5 ride free on laps for transport; minimum age for activities is generally 6, with jet ski drivers requiring a minimum age of 10 and a valid driver’s license.
Staff provide instructions and outline restricted zones; pregnant guests and people with certain health conditions should avoid jet skis, and always follow staff directions for reef protection and personal safety.
San José del Cabo began as a fishing and missionary settlement; its waterfront character still informs local cuisine and small-scale fisheries.
Local operators emphasize reef protection—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching coral, and adhere to marked swim areas to reduce impact.
Bellaterra Los Cabos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A steady Pacific breeze cuts across the shore as the resort’s palms lean toward the sea, inviting a day of movement: paddles slicing glassy water, a jet ski’s wake daring you into speed, and snorkel masks fogging with excitement. At the Hilton Los Cabos Beach Day Pass, visitors trade hotel gates for a compact menu of coastal activities clustered along a protected bay near San José del Cabo.
A steady Pacific breeze cuts across the shore as the resort’s palms lean toward the sea, inviting a day of movement: paddles slicing glassy water, a jet ski’s wake daring you into speed, and snorkel masks fogging with excitement. At the Hilton Los Cabos Beach Day Pass, visitors trade hotel gates for a compact menu of coastal activities clustered along a protected bay near San José del Cabo.
The shores here are shaped by volcanic rock and sediment from the Sierra de la Laguna; coves and reefs create pockets of calm water ideal for snorkelers and SUPs. San José del Cabo’s history as a fishing village still scents the air—local fleets once chased dorado and tuna where today’s tourists float. Guides and bilingual staff at the resort orient guests to allowed zones and basic safety; equipment is available for independent use rather than guided tours.
Practical planning matters: the pass typically runs about four hours and includes lounge chairs, umbrellas, bathrooms and a credit for food and drinks at hotel outlets. Jet ski time is limited and requires drivers to be at least 10 with a valid driver’s license; other activities are open to most ages. Morning sessions usually offer calmer seas for snorkeling, while afternoons pick up wind for surfing and SUP.
Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, sturdy water shoes, and a waterproof pouch for valuables. Expect clear visibility around shallow reefs, attentive resort staff, and a family-friendly pace that balances active play with easy relaxation—an efficient coastal sampler for travelers short on time but hungry for salt and motion.