You’ll feel Cabo’s magic as you cruise past Pedregal’s cliffs and Lover’s Beach toward El Arco at sunset. Enjoy a freshly prepared Mexican buffet dinner and open bar while sharing laughs with fellow travelers and locals alike. With accessible boats and relaxed vibes, this sunset dinner cruise leaves you with more than just photos — maybe even a story or two.
First thing I noticed was the way the light hit the water — not gold, not orange, just this soft mix that made everyone on deck look like they’d been painted into some old postcard. We were barely out of Cabo San Lucas marina when our guide, Mario (who somehow remembered everyone’s name), started pointing out those wild villas clinging to Pedregal’s cliffs. I tried to imagine living there, but honestly, I was more focused on the salty air and that low hum of people laughing over their first drinks. The boat felt steady — even my aunt with her walker got around fine, which I hadn’t expected.
We drifted past Playa del Amor (Lover’s Beach), and someone up front asked if it really deserved the name. Mario just grinned and said something about secret rendezvous — he wouldn’t spill details though. There was this moment where the wind dropped and you could actually hear pelicans splash down near the rocks. Then suddenly El Arco was right there, bigger than I thought it would be. People got quiet for a second. I snapped a photo but mostly just watched; it felt better than trying to capture it.
Dinner came out right as the sun started sinking for real — fresh tortillas, grilled chicken that tasted smoky in a good way, something with cactus that I still can’t pronounce (Li laughed when I tried to say it in Spanish). The open bar kept everyone loose but not rowdy. There was this older couple from Guadalajara who told us stories about coming here before all the big hotels showed up. By then, everything had that pinkish glow and you could see lights flicker on along Pedregal’s edge. Hard to explain but it felt like we were floating somewhere outside of time for a bit.
Yes, most boats are accessible for people with disabilities or mobility aids.
The tour includes an open bar with domestic drinks and a Mexican buffet dinner.
The cruise lasts approximately 2.5 hours from departure to return.
Yes, you’ll sail right up next to El Arco during sunset for great views and photos.
Yes, infants and small children can join; strollers are welcome onboard.
The boat departs from Cabo San Lucas marina area.
Yes, public transportation options are available close to departure point.
The suggested dress code is smart casual for comfort and style onboard.
Your evening includes pickup at Cabo San Lucas marina, sailing past Pedregal de Cabo San Lucas and Playa del Amor before reaching El Arco at sunset, plus an open bar with domestic drinks and a freshly prepared Mexican buffet dinner served right on board before returning after dark.
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