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Spend three private hours aboard Tu Enamorado cruising Cabo San Lucas Bay: snorkel Pelican Rock, paddleboard quiet coves, and savor a chef-prepared three-course meal with a premium open bar. Customizable itineraries, expert crew, and dramatic views of The Arch make this an easy luxury escape.
Spend three private hours aboard Tu Enamorado cruising Cabo San Lucas Bay: snorkel Pelican Rock, paddleboard quiet coves, and savor a chef-prepared three-course meal with a premium open bar. Customizable itineraries, expert crew, and dramatic views of The Arch make this an easy luxury escape.
You step from the marina onto warm teak, the boat swaying like a measured welcome. The crew helps with a soft line and a cooler of citrus-scented towels; beyond the rail the Bay opens in a bowl of sun and wind. As Tu Enamorado slides past the marina, Cabo San Lucas peels away into rocks: the Arch carving a dramatic silhouette against the Sea of Cortez, pelicans quartering the water, and the soft hush of waves on Lover's Beach daring you ashore.
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Operated by Wild Cabo Tours · Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
You step from the marina onto warm teak, the boat swaying like a measured welcome. The crew helps with a soft line and a cooler of citrus-scented towels; beyond the rail the Bay opens in a bowl of sun and wind. As Tu Enamorado slides past the marina, Cabo San Lucas peels away into rocks: the Arch carving a dramatic silhouette against the Sea of Cortez, pelicans quartering the water, and the soft hush of waves on Lover's Beach daring you ashore.
This is a private three-hour escape that feels equal parts indulgence and exploration. The yacht itself is a crafted stage for salty rituals — barefoot deck time, the hiss of sails and engines, and the low-key choreography of an onboard chef and mixologist assembling a three-course meal and premium open bar. Choose a snorkeling stop at Pelican Rock, paddle a SUP in a protected cove, or simply time the outing for sunset as the arch turns gold and the Pacific cools.
Geology here is readable from the deck: the jagged rocks at Land's End are volcanic relics pushed up as the Baja peninsula split from the mainland. Cabo grew from a sparse fishing village into a port for big-game tuna and marlin, and traces of that culture remain in the seafood-first menus and the easy confidence of local crews.
Practical details matter if you want the day to run as smoothly as the line of the hull. Check-in is 30 minutes before departure at Dock 0 next to La Terminal Restaurant, behind Breathless Resort; the operator will escort you to the launch point on Medano Bay. The cruise is private and customizable — you get to pick snorkeling, paddle boarding, or a slow panoramic lap around the Arch.
Inclusions cover snorkel gear, paddleboards, a premium open bar, and a plated three-course menu that can feature prime beef fillet with jumbo shrimp or a fresh catch. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a light wind layer for the return. If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventative medication; morning cruises often offer calmer water for snorkeling, while sunset runs are best for photography and cocktails.
Safety and courtesy count: wear non-slip deck shoes when boarding, bring ID for check-in, and plan to tip the chef and crew for personalized service. The cancellation window is generous — full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead — and the operator may cancel for weather.
Whether you show up for marine life, food, or the quiet luxury of a private yacht, Tu Enamorado delivers a short, concentrated taste of Cabo that’s as much about timing and preparation as it is about the view.
moderate.
3 hours.
Moderate fitness recommended: ability to board from a beach or dock, balance on a moving deck, and swim short distances for snorkeling.
Yes — the booking is for a private yacht so your group has exclusive use of Tu Enamorado and can customize the itinerary.
The cruise includes use of snorkel equipment, paddleboards, a premium open bar, and a chef-prepared three-course meal as described in the menu.
Check-in is at Dock 0 in the marina next to La Terminal Restaurant, behind Breathless Resort; staff will escort you to the departure point at Medano Bay.
Yes — infants and small children can be accommodated and the check-in area is stroller accessible, but children must be supervised on deck.
Basic swimming ability is recommended for snorkeling, but life jackets are provided and guides will brief beginners; alternative activities like paddleboarding or just cruising are available.
You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before departure; the operator may cancel in bad weather and will offer a refund per the policy.
Cabo evolved from a modest 20th-century fishing community into a major sport-fishing and tourist port; many local menus still highlight fresh catch and marlin culture.
Operators encourage reef-safe sunscreen, no-touch snorkeling, and careful waste management to protect the fragile marine environment around Land's End.
Wild Cabo Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step from the marina onto warm teak, the boat swaying like a measured welcome. The crew helps with a soft line and a cooler of citrus-scented towels; beyond the rail the Bay opens in a bowl of sun and wind. As Tu Enamorado slides past the marina, Cabo San Lucas peels away into rocks: the Arch carving a dramatic silhouette against the Sea of Cortez, pelicans quartering the water, and the soft hush of waves on Lover's Beach daring you ashore.
You step from the marina onto warm teak, the boat swaying like a measured welcome. The crew helps with a soft line and a cooler of citrus-scented towels; beyond the rail the Bay opens in a bowl of sun and wind. As Tu Enamorado slides past the marina, Cabo San Lucas peels away into rocks: the Arch carving a dramatic silhouette against the Sea of Cortez, pelicans quartering the water, and the soft hush of waves on Lover's Beach daring you ashore.
This is a private three-hour escape that feels equal parts indulgence and exploration. The yacht itself is a crafted stage for salty rituals — barefoot deck time, the hiss of sails and engines, and the low-key choreography of an onboard chef and mixologist assembling a three-course meal and premium open bar. Choose a snorkeling stop at Pelican Rock, paddle a SUP in a protected cove, or simply time the outing for sunset as the arch turns gold and the Pacific cools.
Geology here is readable from the deck: the jagged rocks at Land's End are volcanic relics pushed up as the Baja peninsula split from the mainland. Cabo grew from a sparse fishing village into a port for big-game tuna and marlin, and traces of that culture remain in the seafood-first menus and the easy confidence of local crews.
Practical details matter if you want the day to run as smoothly as the line of the hull. Check-in is 30 minutes before departure at Dock 0 next to La Terminal Restaurant, behind Breathless Resort; the operator will escort you to the launch point on Medano Bay. The cruise is private and customizable — you get to pick snorkeling, paddle boarding, or a slow panoramic lap around the Arch.
Inclusions cover snorkel gear, paddleboards, a premium open bar, and a plated three-course menu that can feature prime beef fillet with jumbo shrimp or a fresh catch. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a light wind layer for the return. If you’re prone to seasickness, take preventative medication; morning cruises often offer calmer water for snorkeling, while sunset runs are best for photography and cocktails.
Safety and courtesy count: wear non-slip deck shoes when boarding, bring ID for check-in, and plan to tip the chef and crew for personalized service. The cancellation window is generous — full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead — and the operator may cancel for weather.
Whether you show up for marine life, food, or the quiet luxury of a private yacht, Tu Enamorado delivers a short, concentrated taste of Cabo that’s as much about timing and preparation as it is about the view.