You’ll float under El Arco’s shadow, snorkel alongside curious fish at Pelican Rock, watch a local artist shape molten glass, and taste tequila that’ll make you laugh out loud. With lunch, open bar, and pickup included, Cabo San Lucas feels less like a checklist and more like a memory in progress.
“You see that arch?” our captain grinned, steering us closer to El Arco as pelicans hovered overhead. “They say it’s where the Pacific hugs the Sea of Cortez.” I’d seen photos before but being right there — water slapping the catamaran hull, sun sharp on my shoulders — felt different. The rock looked almost soft from a distance, but up close it was rough and ancient. Someone next to me tried to take a selfie and nearly dropped their phone; we all laughed. The salt air tasted cleaner than I expected.
Afterwards, we drifted past Lover’s Beach and Medano Beach — both busy but somehow peaceful from out on the water. Our guide, Carla, pointed out Pelican Rock (“best snorkeling spot if you don’t mind fish staring back at you,” she joked) before we anchored. Slipping into the sea was colder than I thought; I yelped a little but then just floated there, watching bright fish dart around my feet. Lunch was simple but good — grilled fish tacos and something sweet I can’t pronounce. Open bar meant someone kept topping off my drink before I finished it.
Back on land, we stopped for a glass-blowing demo in town. The artist spun molten glass like it was nothing — his hands steady even as sweat dripped down his brow. I tried to say “gracias” and probably butchered it; he just smiled and nodded anyway. Last stop: tequila tasting. Not gonna lie, some of those sips were smoother than others (Carla said one would “put hair on your chest”). My cheeks hurt from laughing by then.
I still think about that moment under El Arco — how small I felt in the best way. If you want to see Cabo San Lucas with real people showing you their version of it (and maybe get a little tipsy), this is probably your day.
The tour lasts less than 6 hours from pickup to drop-off.
Yes, a lunch buffet is included during the tour.
Yes, use of snorkeling equipment is included for all participants.
Unlimited drinks are provided with an open bar throughout the tour.
Round-trip shared transfer is included with your booking.
No, it’s not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.
A vegetarian option is available if requested at time of booking.
You’ll see El Arco (the Arch), Medano Beach, Lover’s Beach, Pelican Rock, and Cabo San Lucas Bay.
Your day includes round-trip shared transfer from your hotel or nearby pickup point, unlimited drinks from an open bar during your catamaran cruise around Cabo San Lucas Bay and El Arco, live entertainment onboard, use of snorkeling equipment at Pelican Rock with guidance if needed, a lunch buffet with vegetarian options available upon request, plus stops for a local glass-blowing demonstration and tequila tasting in town before heading back in comfort.
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