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Cruise past the iconic Arch and anchor in quiet coves on a private 29-foot yacht. This two-hour Cabo experience pairs flexible sightseeing with a guided snorkeling stop—ideal for small groups who want privacy and easy access to marine life.
Cruise past the iconic Arch and anchor in quiet coves on a private 29-foot yacht. This two-hour Cabo experience pairs flexible sightseeing with a guided snorkeling stop—ideal for small groups who want privacy and easy access to marine life.
The marina falls away beneath the bow as the captain eases a 29-foot Sea Ray into bright water, and Cabo’s cliffs step forward: the Arch, Land’s End, and the exposed face of the peninsula sliding past like pages. The Sea of Cortez pushes at the hull with a steady hand, inviting you to trade the shoreline for open blue and a quiet anchor in a sheltered cove.
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Operated by Boat Trips Club · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
The marina falls away beneath the bow as the captain eases a 29-foot Sea Ray into bright water, and Cabo’s cliffs step forward: the Arch, Land’s End, and the exposed face of the peninsula sliding past like pages. The Sea of Cortez pushes at the hull with a steady hand, inviting you to trade the shoreline for open blue and a quiet anchor in a sheltered cove.
This private, two-hour cruise from Cabo San Lucas is built for low-key exploration—no crowds, just up to six guests, a professional captain, and room to relax. You’ll pass well-known landmarks that record a short history of navigation and erosion; the Arch itself is marine-carved granite where Pacific swells meet the gulf. Geologically, the coastline is young volcanic rock smoothed by wind and waves; socially, Cabo evolved from a fishing village to an international port, and small-boat trips remain rooted in local maritime skill.
Expect snorkeling in clear pockets of water—seasonally vibrant with tropical fish, rays, and occasional sea turtles—plus a brief swim stop where the captain anchors and hands out masks and fins. Practicalities matter: the boat includes a restroom and shaded seating, but sun and wind behave differently offshore, so layer up.
Plan departures in the morning for calmer seas and better light. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle; if you’re prone to motion, take precautions before boarding. This outing is ideal for couples, families, and small groups seeking flexible, private time on the water with easy access to Cabo’s marine highlights.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility to board a small yacht and step into shallow water for snorkeling.
The private Sea Ray accommodates up to six guests for the two-hour cruise.
Yes—masks, fins, and basic snorkeling equipment are included in the trip price.
Yes—infants and small children are permitted; infant seats and wheelchair-accessible boarding options are available, but notify the operator in advance.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure; no refund within 24 hours.
Cabo’s coastline reflects maritime history and erosion: rock outcrops like the Arch were sculpted by tectonics and waves and have long guided local fishers and sailors.
The Sea of Cortez hosts sensitive reefs and protected species—use reef-safe products, avoid touching coral, and follow your captain’s guidance to minimize impact.
Boat Trips Club operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The marina falls away beneath the bow as the captain eases a 29-foot Sea Ray into bright water, and Cabo’s cliffs step forward: the Arch, Land’s End, and the exposed face of the peninsula sliding past like pages. The Sea of Cortez pushes at the hull with a steady hand, inviting you to trade the shoreline for open blue and a quiet anchor in a sheltered cove.
The marina falls away beneath the bow as the captain eases a 29-foot Sea Ray into bright water, and Cabo’s cliffs step forward: the Arch, Land’s End, and the exposed face of the peninsula sliding past like pages. The Sea of Cortez pushes at the hull with a steady hand, inviting you to trade the shoreline for open blue and a quiet anchor in a sheltered cove.
This private, two-hour cruise from Cabo San Lucas is built for low-key exploration—no crowds, just up to six guests, a professional captain, and room to relax. You’ll pass well-known landmarks that record a short history of navigation and erosion; the Arch itself is marine-carved granite where Pacific swells meet the gulf. Geologically, the coastline is young volcanic rock smoothed by wind and waves; socially, Cabo evolved from a fishing village to an international port, and small-boat trips remain rooted in local maritime skill.
Expect snorkeling in clear pockets of water—seasonally vibrant with tropical fish, rays, and occasional sea turtles—plus a brief swim stop where the captain anchors and hands out masks and fins. Practicalities matter: the boat includes a restroom and shaded seating, but sun and wind behave differently offshore, so layer up.
Plan departures in the morning for calmer seas and better light. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and a water bottle; if you’re prone to motion, take precautions before boarding. This outing is ideal for couples, families, and small groups seeking flexible, private time on the water with easy access to Cabo’s marine highlights.