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Parasailing in Cabo San Lucas: 600 feet above the ArchParasailing in Cabo San Lucas lifts you to 600 feet above the bay on a single 10-minute flight, with a certified guide fitting your harness and all safety equipment provided. The boat departs from Cabo harbor, and you can fly solo or with a friend as long as your combined weight stays between 120 and 550 pounds. After your flight, you descend gently to the boat's landing platform, or opt for a refreshing skim across the water before the next flyer takes their turn.Is it for me?The boat handles all the work—you're fitted, lifted, and brought back down without paddling or climbing. This suits anyone who wants the view and the rush without the physical effort of getting airborne yourself.
La Paz & Sea of Cortez: Open Ocean Safari, Whale WatchingYou’ll ride out from La Paz with a small group and a local guide, watching for dolphins and whales as you cross open water. Swim alongside mobula rays and playful sea lions using included snorkel gear, then refuel with snacks while hearing stories from your guide. Expect salty hair, laughter—and maybe a moment that stays with you long after you dry off.
Cabo San Lucas: Jet Ski Rental to the Arch & Bay LandmarksYou’ll feel pure freedom riding a jet ski across Cabo San Lucas Bay with salty air on your face. Cruise right up to El Arco, spot sea lions along the rocks, and set your own pace with help from friendly local guides. It’s equal parts thrill and quiet wonder — one of those days you’ll replay in your head long after.
Los Cabos: Sunset Jazz Cruise with Wine & Hotel PickupYou’ll sail past Pelican Rock and Lover’s Beach on a Los Cabos sunset cruise with smooth jazz and endless wine. Snap photos at the Arch of Cabo San Lucas, nibble gourmet snacks as daylight fades, and let the crew handle every detail — from hotel pickup to your last glass poured under Pacific skies.
Cabo Turtle Hatchery Tour: Adopt & Release Baby TurtlesYou adopt a baby sea turtle, learn its biology and survival challenges from a marine biologist, and release it into the ocean yourself. The guide explains the 45-day incubation process and the ranch's conservation methods while you're there. Transport from your hotel is included, and you can visit the donkey sanctuary afterward if you have time.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to contribute to conservation rather than just observe it, and who have time between July and September when the hatchlings are ready. The tour moves at a learning pace—expect an hour or two at the ranch itself, which is what lets you understand the biology and feel the weight of the release.
Cabo San Lucas: Arch Boat Tour & Beach Drop OptionYou’ll board a small boat in Cabo San Lucas with a local guide who brings each stop to life—from pelicans at Pelican Rock to stories at Lover’s Beach. Drift beneath El Arco for close-up photos before choosing whether to relax on soft sand or stay aboard. Expect salty air, laughter, and those little moments that linger long after you’ve rinsed off the sand.
Snorkeling in Cabo San Lucas: Private Catamaran with PaddleboardsA private catamaran snorkeling activity in Cabo San Lucas that includes paddleboards, kayaks, full snorkel equipment, an open bar, lunch and hotel pickup. The crew handles setup and service while you spend three hours in the water and on the floating mat. During whale season (December through March), the boat heads to the area where whales are sighted.Is it for me?Book this one if you're staying in Cabo without a car—the pickup from your hotel means the catamaran becomes the only thing you arrange, and the crew's flexibility lets you snorkel as much or as little as you want during the three hours on the water.
Loreto: Coronado Island Snorkeling & Beach Day TripYou’ll ride out from Loreto across bright blue water to Coronado Island, where you’ll snorkel with tropical fish near sea lions and relax on soft white sand. Enjoy a simple beach lunch with cold drinks while soaking up views of volcanic cliffs and seabirds overhead. It’s easygoing and real — you’ll probably still think about that turquoise water weeks later.
Cabo San Lucas: Whale Watching Cruise & Lunch BuffetYou’ll cruise from Cabo San Lucas past El Arco before searching for humpback whales with a local guide on board. Enjoy unlimited drinks and a freshly prepared Mexican lunch buffet as you watch for whale spouts against the Pacific horizon. There’s time for photos, stories from the crew, and maybe even dancing before heading back — it feels real out there.
Snorkeling in Cabo San Lucas: Private boat, equipment includedPrivate snorkeling in Cabo San Lucas puts you on a small boat with a live guide in English or Spanish, snorkel gear, soda and bottled water included. The boat carries either six or ten people depending on which option you choose at checkout. You spend three hours exploring rock formations along the shore and swimming in different areas, with the guide explaining what you're seeing as you go. A ladder with an extra extension makes re-entry easy.Is it for me?Book the six-person option if you want the smallest group and the most attention from the guide; the ten-person option still keeps the boat intimate while spreading the cost. Either way, the ladder extension means you're not fighting to haul yourself back aboard after time in the water.
Cabo San Lucas: UTV & Sky Bike Combo with Tequila TastingYou get picked up from your hotel, spend an hour driving a shared UTV through desert and mountain trails with a bilingual guide, then an hour on the Sky Bike with an ecological hike, and finish with tequila tasting before returning. Safety gear and water are included. Choose your departure time when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want two different adrenaline activities in one half-day without arranging transport or equipment—the combo format and included guide mean you show up and go, rather than booking two separate outfits and managing the timing yourself.
Los Cabos: Glass-Bottom Boat, Pelican Rock Snorkel & PhotosYou’ll ride a glass-bottom boat past Cabo’s Arch and sea lions before snorkeling Pelican Rock’s reefs with a local guide. Lunch is simple but satisfying after swimming, then there’s time for tequila tasting and wandering San Lucas shops. Expect salty air, laughter, and moments that linger longer than you think.
Los Cabos UTV and Camel Ride Desert Adventure with LunchA 2-seater off-road UTV adventure and camel ride at Tierra Sagrada ranch near Los Cabos, where you drive your own vehicle through desert terrain, ride camels on a secluded Pacific beach, eat an unlimited Mexican buffet, and taste tequila and Damiana. The ranch is located about 45 minutes outside Cabo on a private oceanfront property. Pickup from your hotel is included, and guides speak English and Spanish.Is it for me?Book this if you want to drive the vehicle yourself rather than ride along—the 2-seater UTV puts you in control of the desert portion, and the camel ride and beachfront meal balance the intensity. It's built for two people sharing the experience, so it suits couples or friends who want to split the driving or take turns at the wheel.
Cabo: ATV, Camel Ride & Sky Bike Combo with Tequila TastingYou’ll ride ATVs along Cabo’s wild desert trails and sandy Migriño Beach before meeting camels for an unexpected stroll by the Pacific. Pedal high above dunes on a sky bike (if you dare), then wind down with local tequila tasting while kids play nearby. It’s equal parts thrill and weird joy—bring your sense of humor.
Cabo San Lucas: Whale Watching Cruise & Tequila TastingYou’ll feel the rush as whales surface right beside your glass bottom boat in Cabo San Lucas, snap photos at the iconic Arch, sample award-winning tequilas with locals at Marina Cabo San Lucas, and have time for relaxed shopping downtown. That quiet moment when everyone holds their breath as a whale passes? You’ll remember it long after.
Los Cabos snorkel catamaran cruise: Arch and Pelican RockA 4-hour snorkel and catamaran cruise in Los Cabos aboard TwentyFive, a 100-ft triple-deck vessel, takes you past the Arch and Land's End to anchor at Pelican Rock and other Blue Flag bays for swimming and snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez. The boat carries snorkel equipment, an unlimited open bar, and a chef-prepared menu; a guide speaks English or Spanish and pickup is included from your hotel.Is it for me?Book this if you want a half-day catamaran cruise with swimming and snorkeling included; choose a different tour if you need a full-day offshore adventure or prefer a smaller group setting.
Cabo San Lucas: 3-Tank Scuba Dive Marine Reserve & CorridorYou board a boat in Cabo San Lucas, complete three dives across two sites (Marine Reserve and Corridor) with a professional guide, and return within six hours. Tanks, weights, lunch and water are included. You need current dive certification and moderate fitness; alcohol should be avoided for 12 hours before diving.Is it for me?Book this if you're certified, have one day to dive in Cabo, and want to see two different sites without arranging transport and guides separately — the fixed schedule and dual-site structure fit the whole experience into a single morning.
Cabo San Lucas: 5 & 8-Hour Sport Fishing for Marlin & TunaYou board a 34-foot sport fishing boat at 6am and spend 5 or 8 hours targeting marlin, tuna, dorado, wahoo and snappers with an experienced captain and mate. The boat provides ice, cooler and water; you bring your appetite for a fight and your willingness to be on the water early. Customizable routes mean you can focus on the species or depth that interests you most, and the crew handles tackle and strategy so you just fish.Is it for me?Book this if you want to fish Cabo's best grounds without arranging a boat, captain or tackle yourself — the crew's tournament history and repeat clients mean you're not gambling on who shows up that morning.
Cabo San Lucas: Catamaran Snorkel, Lunch & Open BarYou board a solar-powered catamaran at Cabo San Lucas marina, sail to Chileno or Santa María bay, snorkel with provided gear among grouper and rays, lounge on the boat's nets while the spray hits you, and eat a fresh taco buffet with unlimited domestic drinks. The whole experience takes 3.5 hours and ends back at the pier by early afternoon.Is it for me?This works well if you want snorkeling, food and a full afternoon on the water without arranging separate bookings — the fixed 3.5-hour schedule and included gear mean you show up and the boat handles the rest.
Private sailboat tour Cabo San Lucas: Water toys and open barA private sailboat tour in Cabo San Lucas that takes you to the Arch and Médano Beach with a crew, open bar, lunch and water toys included. The boat holds your group alone, so the schedule and the music are yours to set. Snorkeling gear, stand-up paddle boards and a floating mat come ready to use; the crew manages the boat while you decide how long to stay in the water.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to spend three hours in the water with gear ready to use and a crew handling the boat—no swimming experience needed, and no time spent organizing equipment or supplies.
