What is the minimum age to join this charter?

Minimum age is 12. Younger children may be considered at the operator’s discretion—contact them directly to confirm.

Yes. The boat is private for your party and the crew—no other guests are added to your departure.

Can we see whales and dolphins?

Yes. Winter and spring often bring migrating whales; dolphins are commonly seen year-round, though sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Are snorkeling gear and towels provided?

What is included was not specified; confirm gear and towel availability with the operator before booking or bring your own.

What is the cancellation policy?

The listing notes no cancellations; verify specific terms and any exceptions directly with the operator when booking.

Private 100’ Turkish Gulet Sail the Sea of Cortez and Cabo Shoreline

On a 100’ Turkish gulet, the Sea of Cortez opens like a long, bright highway of water along the southern edge of the Baja California peninsula. This private charter operates out of La Terminal de Cabo in San José del Cabo and runs along the Cabo San Lucas shoreline, offering 3-, 4- or 8-hour departures where the boat is reserved for your group and the crew alone. Teak decks, twin masts, and classic gulet lines give the vessel a slow, elegant gait that suits coastal exploration and wildlife watching. Key features of the run include the dramatic volcanic and granite cliffs near Land’s End and the iconic El Arco at Cabo San Lucas, a weather-sculpted rock arch that frames pelicans, sea lions, and the open Pacific. The Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California) is unusually rich in life — expect spinner dolphins racing the bow, seasonal humpback and gray whales in migration months, and shoals of tropical fish visible off sandy coves. The coastline alternates steep rock faces with sheltered beaches and finger-like coves where snorkeling reveals rays, parrotfish, and dense kelp patches. This gulet’s appeal is twofold: the intimacy of a private boat and the old-world charm of traditional wooden construction. The crew handles navigation, anchoring, and any onboard comfort needs so guests can focus on the view, the salt air, and the slow choreography of sea and shore. Trips are ideal for small celebrations, quiet family outings, or photographers chasing light and wildlife. Practical logistics are simple: Check in at La Terminal de Cabo, please be 30 min before your schedule time. Seasonality shapes the trip. Winter and spring bring whale migrations and cooler seas; summer offers calm glassy waters and long, luminous evenings; fall can bring warmer water and excellent snorkeling. Weather can change near the capes, so flexible planning and sun protection are wise. Guests should be comfortable boarding from a marina slip and moving about a wooden deck; minimum age is 12. Why this stands out in Baja: the gulet format softens movement and keeps groups together, while the Sea of Cortez delivers concentration of marine life rare for such accessible coastal trips. The experience connects visitors to the geology of Baja — wind-cut granite, volcanic outcrops, and sand-choked coves — and to a seafaring tradition that prefers slower, attentive travel. Whether you want a calm day afloat watching pods of dolphins, a private sunset sail beneath El Arco, or a full-day cruise with snorkeling stops, a private gulet charter turns the classic Cabo coastline into a personal coastal playground. Book directly through the operator's referral link to confirm available dates, specify preferred itinerary, and discuss any special requests or accessibility needs before departure and provisioning options today.

Private 100’ Turkish Gulet Sail the Sea of Cortez and Cabo Shoreline

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