
easy
2–3 hours
Accessible to most people who can swim and be comfortable in open water; not physically demanding but requires basic mobility for boarding and exiting a boat.
Snuba in Cabo bridges snorkeling and scuba—no certification, but real underwater time near Pelican Rock and El Arco. Expect calm morning waters, close encounters with colorful reef fish, and easy logistics from the marina.
You step off the marina dock and the Pacific breeze meets the warm Gulf sun—salty, bright, and insistent. The boat hums as guides secure fins and masks; behind them the granite sculpting of Land's End rises like a stage set, El Arco cutting the horizon. This is not scuba; it is Snuba—an in-between that borrows the breath of a surface hose and the intimacy of being under the waves.

Morning departures usually have calmer seas and the best underwater visibility for Snuba.
Protect the marine environment by applying biodegradable, reef-safe sunscreen before boarding.
If you’re prone to seasickness take medication before boarding and sit mid-boat to minimize motion.
A lightweight rash guard protects against sun and contact with rocky surfaces during entry and exit.
The Arch at Land’s End is a granite formation carved by ocean waves; Cabo grew from a fishing settlement into a global tourist hub in the 20th century.
Respect no-touch rules and use reef-safe products—local operators collaborate with authorities to reduce reef damage and manage visitor impact.
Your own well-fitting gear increases comfort and reduces fog underwater.
Protects skin and avoids chemicals that harm coral and fish.
summer specific
Sun protection and a barrier against chafing or cooler water.
summer specific
Useful for rocky shoreline entries or walking Lover’s Beach after the trip.