Cabo San Lucas: Pirate Sailboat Snorkeling Cruise & Lunch

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Duration3h 30m

GroupUp to 200

LanguagesEN · ES

Mobile ticketAccepted

Snorkel near the Arch then feast on deck with pirate tales

You’ll climb aboard a real wooden pirate ship in Cabo San Lucas for a day of snorkeling near the famous arch, swapping stories with lively crew members and sharing laughs over fresh burritos and drinks. Expect hands-on fun for all ages, plus plenty of time in warm Baja waters before cruising back with sand still between your toes.

3h 30m

Step-by-step itinerary

Pirate cruise with snorkeling and lunch

Board the 100-foot pirate sailboat
Cruise along scenic San Lucas Bay
Enjoy onboard music and games
Anchor and snorkel with tropical fish
Relax on deck with refreshing drinks
Eat chicken and beef burritos lunch

The Experience

“You’re not gonna make me walk the plank, right?” I asked Jorge, our guide, as he handed me a mask. He just grinned and pointed out toward the water—so blue it almost looked fake. The pirate ship creaked under my feet (real wood, not plastic), and someone behind me tried out their best “Arrr!” which made half the group laugh. We’d barely left Cabo San Lucas marina when the crew started up some wild stories about old pirates who apparently used to hide gold around here. Honestly, I was more interested in the guacamole smells drifting up from below deck than any buried treasure.

Anchored near the famous arch, you could see pelicans perched like they owned the place. The sun was warm but not too much—just enough to make you want to jump in. I hesitated at first (cold water gets me every time), but Jorge nudged me with a wink: “Best fish are waiting.” He wasn’t wrong. Once I finally slid in, there were these flashes of yellow and blue darting around my legs—felt like swimming through someone’s aquarium. My goggles fogged up halfway through because I forgot to spit in them (rookie move), but honestly? Didn’t matter.

Back on board, towels appeared like magic and someone passed me a Mai Tai that tasted way better than it had any right to at sea. Lunch was beef and chicken burritos—messy but good—and chips with guac that disappeared fast. There were kids running around pretending to be pirates while one of the crew played music on an old speaker; it was loud but nobody minded. At some point, I just leaned back against the rail and watched Cabo fade into that weird afternoon haze—felt lucky to be there, even if my hair still smelled like salt hours later.

What’s included

Your day comes with use of all snorkeling equipment plus lunch featuring chicken and beef burritos with sides like guacamole and salads; enjoy an open bar stocked with beer, spirits and juices while relaxing onboard before returning to dock—all led by a local crew ready with stories and music along the way.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleAccessible transportStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Wild Cabo Tours