You’ll sail along Cabo San Lucas’ coast at sunset, passing El Arco and Lover’s Beach while sipping unlimited drinks and snacking as sea lions bark nearby. With a local guide sharing stories and gentle waves underfoot, this cruise feels both relaxing and quietly moving—especially when everyone falls silent for that last golden light.
The first thing I noticed was the way the light hit the water—sort of gold, but not quite. We’d barely untied from the marina in Cabo San Lucas when our guide, Carlos, pointed out El Arco. He said it like “el AR-ko,” rolling it off his tongue. The boat rocked gently as we drifted closer, sea lions barking somewhere off to the left. I could smell sunscreen and salt in the air; someone handed me a cold beer (they really do keep them coming). The kids up front were already giggling at pelicans dive-bombing for fish.
We sailed past Lover’s Beach and I tried to snap a photo but my phone caught more of my thumb than anything else. Carlos laughed and told us about how the rocks change color at sunset—he wasn’t wrong. It happened slowly, almost sneaky, until suddenly everything felt softer. There was this moment when everyone just went quiet watching the sun slide down behind Baja’s edge. I didn’t expect that part to get to me, but it did. Maybe it was the breeze or maybe just being out there with strangers who felt like friends for two hours.
I grabbed a handful of chips from the snack tray (they had veggie options too if you ask), and someone poured more wine into my plastic cup. The Pacific side looked wild compared to the calm bay—Carlos said you can sometimes spot whales if you’re lucky, though we just saw fishing boats bobbing in the distance tonight. On the way back, I remember thinking how different Cabo looks from out on the water—quieter somehow. Still think about that view sometimes when city noise gets loud back home.
The cruise lasts approximately 2 hours from departure to return.
Yes, snacks are included along with unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, and bottled water.
Yes, this is a family-friendly tour; children must be accompanied by an adult.
The tour includes easy access from public transportation options nearby but does not specify hotel pickup.
Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller during the cruise.
Vegetarian options are available if requested at time of booking.
Yes, sightseeing past El Arco (the Arch of Cabo San Lucas) is part of the route.
The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels; service animals are also allowed.
Your evening includes unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks and bottled water plus light snacks (vegetarian option available if you let them know ahead), all national park fees covered so you won’t have to worry about extra costs—just show up ready to relax as you sail past Cabo’s famous rock formations with a friendly local guide sharing stories along the way.
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