You’ll cruise Cabo San Lucas’s dramatic coast by private boat, with time to swim and snorkel in quiet coves among bright fish. Your local guide shares stories about rock formations while you relax with included drinks onboard. Expect laughter, easy access back onto the boat (the ladder really helps), and those little moments you’ll want to remember later.
The first thing I noticed was how the rocks looked almost melted into each other—our guide, Luis, pointed out shapes in the cliffs that I’d never have spotted. There was this one arch where pelicans just sat, not bothered at all by our boat drifting close. The breeze smelled salty and a little like sunscreen (probably mine). It’s weird how quiet it gets once you move away from the marina—just gulls and the slap of water on fiberglass.
We stopped at a cove that didn’t look like much from far away, but as soon as I slid off the boat (the ladder extension actually helped—my knees are not what they used to be), there were these flashes of silver everywhere. The snorkeling gear fit fine, and Luis tossed me a bottle of cold water after I came up grinning like an idiot. He told us about different kinds of fish—I forgot half the names instantly, but one was yellow and kind of sassy. I tried to say its name in Spanish and he laughed. I still think about that view underwater, all blue-green light and silence except for my own breathing.
Afterwards we just floated for a bit, sipping soda and watching another group try to organize a selfie stick situation (it did not go well). The sun felt strong but not mean. On the way back along the shore, Luis explained some history about the rocks—something about pirates? Honestly I was too relaxed to remember details. We got back sun-warm and salty, which is exactly how I wanted to feel.
Yes, use of snorkeling equipment is included for all guests.
Soda, pop, and bottled water are provided onboard.
No, hotel pickup is not mentioned as an inclusion for this tour.
Infants can join but must sit on an adult's lap during the trip.
This tour isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.
The boat has a ladder with an extra extension to make getting back on easier after swimming.
Your day includes use of snorkeling equipment plus plenty of bottled water and soda or pop to keep you cool between swims. The crew makes sure everyone feels comfortable getting in and out of the boat thanks to their extended ladder setup—so you can focus on enjoying those quiet coves instead of worrying about logistics.
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