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Cabo San Lucas: Beach Camel Ride & All-Inclusive Beach ClubYou’ll ride camels along a peaceful Cabo San Lucas beach with local guides, then kick back at a private club with pool access, unlimited Mexican buffet, drinks, and family-friendly activities. Kids can explore climbing frames or meet animals while you relax by the ocean — it’s one of those days that lingers long after you leave.
Snorkeling in Loreto: Ocean Safari & Beach PicnicSnorkeling in Loreto Bay National Park combines an ocean safari to spot endemic marine species, multiple snorkeling stops inside the park, and a beachside picnic on a deserted island. The activity runs 4 to 5 hours and includes snorkeling gear, beach chairs, an umbrella tent, drinks and snacks. If you're arriving by cruise ship, the operator coordinates timing around your disembarkation.Is it for me?Choose this if you want snorkeling and beach time in a group setting where the guide picks the stops based on daily conditions.
Snorkeling at Cabo Pulmo National Park from San José del CaboA private jeep tour from San José del Cabo combines scenic driving through the East Cape with snorkeling at Arbolito Beach in Cabo Pulmo National Park, one of Mexico's most successful marine conservation areas. The tour includes round-trip transportation, snorkeling equipment, lunch at a local restaurant, and a certified guide who explains the park's ecosystem recovery and the region's geography. Maximum three guests per jeep; minimum age six years.Is it for me?The jeep spends two hours on the road each way, so this suits travelers who want the remote East Cape landscape as much as the reef itself. The snorkeling is from the beach with no boat involved, and the guide adjusts the time in the water to your comfort — it's not a rushed stop but part of a full day of exploration.
Espiritu Santo Island: Sea Lion Snorkeling & Balandra BeachYou board a shared boat at the La Paz marina and spend the day snorkeling in a UNESCO biosphere reserve, with a chance to swim near wild sea lions (seasonal), explore reef-rich bays, eat lunch on board, and visit Balandra Beach. Equipment, guide, lunch and all entry fees are included; the boat returns in late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water with snorkeling and a famous beach without arranging your own boat, guide or lunch — the shared format keeps the price down while the certified guide and included equipment mean you don't need to bring anything except sunscreen and a towel.
ATV Riding in Los Cabos: Can-Am X3 & Camel BeachATV riding in Los Cabos pairs one hour of Can-Am Maverick X3 driving through desert and sand dunes with a 30-minute camel ride along the Pacific coast, where you feed the animal and learn about its role in desert culture. Hotel or cruise port pickup is included, along with a bilingual guide, safety gear, water and tequila tasting. Minimum age to drive is 16; moderate fitness required.Is it for me?Book this if you want the adrenaline of off-road driving without the full cost of solo operation—the shared wheel keeps the price down while you still get the dunes, the camel ride and the coastline in a single morning. If you prefer to drive alone, check whether a private option is available at checkout.
Los Cabos: ATV & Horseback Riding Playa Migriño TourYou’ll get Baja dust on your shoes driving an ATV through canyons near Los Cabos, then slow down for a peaceful horseback ride along Playa Migriño’s bright sand. Local guides share stories (and jokes), plus there’s time with white lions and a tequila tasting before heading back. If you want both adrenaline and quiet moments by the Pacific, this is for you.
ATV Riding in Cabo: 6 Hours of Desert & Beach ActivitiesTierra Sagrada Beach & Adventure Park in Cabo offers 6 hours of all-inclusive riding and relaxation: you drive an ATV through cactus-lined desert trails, pilot a UTV across rugged terrain, ride an electric bike on the beach, and experience a camel ride on a secluded stretch of sand. After the rides, the Beach Club opens up with an unlimited Mexican buffet, open bar, pool and Jacuzzi access, plus optional tequila tasting and cooking classes. Round-trip hotel pickup is included; children from age 5 are welcome, and the park runs a separate kids' adventure area with a mining co., art center and farm animals.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in a Cabo hotel without a rental car—the round-trip pickup means you skip the logistics of getting to the desert and beach, and the 6-hour all-in structure (riding, food, drinks, pool time) removes the need to plan multiple stops or find lunch elsewhere.
Los Cabos: 2-Stop Snorkeling Tour & Zodiac Boat with LunchYou’ll ride a Zodiac boat along Cabo San Lucas’ coast, snorkel at Santa Maria and Chileno Bays with a local guide, then relax with lunch on the sand near Land’s End. Expect lively marine life—including sea lions—and postcard-worthy views of El Arco and Lovers Beach. It’s not polished or fancy but feels real in all the best ways.
Cabo San Lucas Sportfishing Charter & Fishing Gear IncludedYou board a sportfishing charter in Cabo San Lucas with up to three other anglers, all gear and instruction provided. The crew teaches you how to cast and set the hook, or steps back if you know what you're doing. You fish the grounds for either a half or full day, with water included and the freedom to bring your own music and snacks. The boat returns to the marina when the charter ends.Is it for me?Pick this charter if you want to fish Cabo's grounds without renting gear separately or figuring out where to go—the crew handles the boat, the location, and the instruction, leaving you to focus on the fishing.
Private Half-Day Sport Fishing in Cabo San LucasPrivate half-day sport fishing in Cabo San Lucas puts you aboard a panga with a live English-speaking guide, fishing the Sea of Cortes or Pacific for marlin, dorado, wahoo, rooster and other species. The 5-hour trip includes all equipment, lures and an ice chest to keep your catch fresh. You hook and reel the fish yourself; the captain positions the boat and handles the heavier work of bringing them alongside.Is it for me?The 5-hour window means a morning or afternoon of actual fishing time, not a quick trip that ends before the bite picks up. You're doing the casting and reeling yourself, so come ready to hold a rod and work a fish — the captain handles the boat positioning and the heavy lifting of bringing them alongside.
Los Cabos: Sierra de la Laguna Hot Springs & River Pools TourYou’ll leave Los Cabos behind for a day soaking in Sierra de la Laguna’s natural hot springs, swimming in cold river pools, and hiking with a local guide who knows every shortcut. Taste real Baja cooking at a family restaurant if you’re hungry after—and don’t be surprised if something small sticks with you long after you’re home.
Cabo San Lucas: Shark Safari & Snorkel Tour with Local GuidesYou’ll head out from Cabo San Lucas past famous landmarks like the Arch and Lovers Beach before snorkeling with sharks alongside experienced local guides. Expect real conservation talk (not just tourist stuff), possible whale sightings if you’re lucky, and time spent floating above blue water watching hammerheads or silkies drift by below you.
Los Cabos: Reef Scuba Diving Tour for Certified DiversYou’ll join a small group of certified divers for two guided reef dives along Los Cabos’ bays—think sea turtles gliding by, moray eels hiding in coral, rays drifting past as sunlight filters down. Your PADI pro handles everything from safety checks to stories about local marine life. It’s relaxed, salty, sometimes surprising—just bring your cert card and let yourself drift.
Cabo San Lucas: Glass Bottom Boat Tour & Arch with Beach TimeYou’ll step onto a glass-bottom boat in Cabo San Lucas with a local guide who brings marine life up close beneath your feet. Cruise past El Arco and sea lions before landing on golden beaches like Lover’s or Pelican Beach for swimming or just soaking up sun. Along the way, you’ll catch real stories and laughter—and probably end up with sandy toes and a new favorite view.
La Paz Street Food Tour: Baja Tacos, Ceviche & MachacaA 3-hour guided street food tour in La Paz where you walk the historic downtown district tasting carefully selected traditional Baja dishes — tacos, empanadas, ceviche, and the regional delicacy machaca — at food stands, markets and a traditional butcher shop, with all food, dessert and one drink included. The guide speaks English or Spanish and the tour suits all fitness levels and can be adapted for vegetarians.Is it for me?Book this if you want a walking food tour through crowded markets and tight food stands in small groups—larger parties move too slowly through these spaces.
Los Cabos Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer, Bilingual DriverYou’ll walk out of Los Cabos airport and spot your name at umbrella #5—no guessing games, just a friendly local ready with cold water and an air-conditioned van. Your private transfer covers everything from luggage help to smooth rides through Zone 3, so you can start relaxing before you even reach your hotel.
Cabo San Lucas: 2-Tank Dive at Arch & Land’s End SitesYou’ll drop into Cabo San Lucas’ wild blue alongside local guides—swimming with sea lions near Neptune’s Finger, drifting over surreal sand falls, and spotting turtles or nurse sharks if you’re lucky. Between dives there’s time for snacks and laughter on deck before heading back toward the Arch—still buzzing from everything you saw underwater.
Cabo San Lucas Scuba Diving Tour: Certified Divers Marine ReserveA 2-tank scuba dive in Cabo San Lucas for certified divers, covering the Corridor and Cabo Marine Reserve with sites like Pelican Rock, the Sea Lions colony, and Neptune's Finger. Tanks and weights are included; the dive takes five hours total, with a 30-minute boat ride out to the sites. A guide leads in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Book this if you're a certified diver ready for a guided tour hitting Pelican Rock's Sand Falls, the Sea Lion colony, and Cabo's arch in one outing—all gear and tanks provided, so you dive straight from the boat.
La Paz: Balandra & Tecolote Beaches Day Trip with City TourYou’ll swim in clear turquoise water at Balandra or Tecolote Beach, wander La Paz’s historic streets with a local guide, taste regional crafts and liqueurs, and relax over lunch by the sea. Expect moments of laughter and quiet awe—and maybe a salty breeze that sticks with you long after.
Private Surf Lesson Costa Azul: Learn with personalized coachingA private surf lesson at Costa Azul Beach in Los Cabos pairs personalized instruction with one-on-one attention in the water. Your instructor adapts the session to your experience level—whether you're a beginner catching your first wave or refining technique—and covers ocean safety, paddling, positioning, and wave selection before and during the session. The lesson runs about two and a half hours and includes surfboard, rashguard, equipment, water, snacks, and round-trip transportation from selected areas. Morning departures are usually recommended for cleaner conditions; the experience operates seasonally from mid-March through mid-November based on swell.Is it for me?Book this if you want one-on-one attention in the water and the flexibility to work at your own pace—the private format means the instructor focuses on your technique and goals, and wave selection adapts to what you're practicing that day. If you're a beginner, the personalized coaching builds confidence faster than a group lesson; if you're intermediate or advanced, the focused feedback helps you refine specific skills.
