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Board a private 50' sport yacht at IGY Marina for a three-hour cruise to Land’s End, snorkeling at vibrant reefs and watching sea lions at play. This private charter combines sightseeing, an open bar, and onboard comfort for a relaxed day on the Sea of Cortez.
Board a private 50' sport yacht at IGY Marina for a three-hour cruise to Land’s End, snorkeling at vibrant reefs and watching sea lions at play. This private charter combines sightseeing, an open bar, and onboard comfort for a relaxed day on the Sea of Cortez.
You step off the marina walkway and onto warm teak, the engine settling into a steady purr as the IGY docks fall away. The sea smells of salt and sun; the yacht slides into the turquoise bowl of the Sea of Cortez while the Land’s End rock walls rise like an abrupt coastline promise. Sea lions bark in low conversation and currents edge the hull, insisting you look out.
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Operated by Cabo Sailing Ocean Adventures · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
You step off the marina walkway and onto warm teak, the engine settling into a steady purr as the IGY docks fall away. The sea smells of salt and sun; the yacht slides into the turquoise bowl of the Sea of Cortez while the Land’s End rock walls rise like an abrupt coastline promise. Sea lions bark in low conversation and currents edge the hull, insisting you look out.
This stretch of Baja California Sur has been shaped by tectonic motion and marine life: the Sea of Cortez is a young sea with steep underwater relief that concentrates nutrient-rich currents and draws vibrant schools of fish. Cabo’s history as a fishing and maritime stop blends with a modern tourist economy—local crews know the reefs and coves by name and point you to the best snorkeling ledges and protected anchorages.
On a private 50' sport yacht the day centers on circulation—cruising to the Arch for sightseeing, dropping anchor at a reef for snorkeling, and lingering on a quiet beach. Snorkels and basic lunch are provided; the crew manages navigation, safety briefings, and the bar. Expect calm blue water in the morning, stronger sea breezes in the afternoon, and plenty of photo moments.
Practical guidance: arrive at IGY marina 20 minutes early, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind jacket, and a reusable water bottle. If prone to seasickness sit midship and take motion meds beforehand. The trip is accessible for most fitness levels, but book private transfers if you prefer door-to-dock service. With simple prep you’ll get the contrast of raw rock, playful wildlife, and warm Baja hospitality in a three-hour escape.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; must be able to step on/off the dock and move unassisted around the cabin and deck.
Yes—basic snorkeling equipment is included; bring your own mask if you prefer a custom fit.
Children are allowed but infants must sit on an adult’s lap; confirm age/guest count at booking and note life jacket availability.
The yacht departs from IGY Marina in downtown Cabo San Lucas—look for the docks ahead of Lorenzillo’s restaurant and arrive 20 minutes early.
Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund; tours may be canceled for bad weather with refund options.
Cabo evolved from a small fishing village to a global resort town; the rock formations at Land’s End mark where the Pacific and the Gulf of California meet.
Operators commonly request reef-safe sunscreen and limited anchoring on delicate reef flats; follow crew guidance to minimize contact with marine life.
Cabo Sailing Ocean Adventures operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the marina walkway and onto warm teak, the engine settling into a steady purr as the IGY docks fall away. The sea smells of salt and sun; the yacht slides into the turquoise bowl of the Sea of Cortez while the Land’s End rock walls rise like an abrupt coastline promise. Sea lions bark in low conversation and currents edge the hull, insisting you look out.
You step off the marina walkway and onto warm teak, the engine settling into a steady purr as the IGY docks fall away. The sea smells of salt and sun; the yacht slides into the turquoise bowl of the Sea of Cortez while the Land’s End rock walls rise like an abrupt coastline promise. Sea lions bark in low conversation and currents edge the hull, insisting you look out.
This stretch of Baja California Sur has been shaped by tectonic motion and marine life: the Sea of Cortez is a young sea with steep underwater relief that concentrates nutrient-rich currents and draws vibrant schools of fish. Cabo’s history as a fishing and maritime stop blends with a modern tourist economy—local crews know the reefs and coves by name and point you to the best snorkeling ledges and protected anchorages.
On a private 50' sport yacht the day centers on circulation—cruising to the Arch for sightseeing, dropping anchor at a reef for snorkeling, and lingering on a quiet beach. Snorkels and basic lunch are provided; the crew manages navigation, safety briefings, and the bar. Expect calm blue water in the morning, stronger sea breezes in the afternoon, and plenty of photo moments.
Practical guidance: arrive at IGY marina 20 minutes early, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a light wind jacket, and a reusable water bottle. If prone to seasickness sit midship and take motion meds beforehand. The trip is accessible for most fitness levels, but book private transfers if you prefer door-to-dock service. With simple prep you’ll get the contrast of raw rock, playful wildlife, and warm Baja hospitality in a three-hour escape.