Cabo San Lucas: Sunset Sailing Yacht Dinner & Chef Menu

Summary

Sail past El Arco at sunset with chef’s dinner and open bar

You’ll board a sailing yacht in Cabo San Lucas for sunset, sipping signature cocktails as you pass El Arco and Lover’s Beach. Enjoy chef-prepared shrimp and beef dinner with fresh local salad, plus dessert layered with mango and jam. A premium open bar keeps things lively—expect laughter, ocean breezes, and those golden hour views you might not forget soon.

What’s the experience like?

We stepped barefoot onto Tu Enamorado just as the last bit of sun was warming the deck. The yacht felt solid but easy, with that salty smell you only get right where the Sea of Cortez meets the air. Our guide—Miguel, I think—handed out these cocktails with basil and something citrusy (I forgot to ask what), and there was this big platter of cheeses, olives, melon, all that good stuff. I tried to pace myself but, honestly, hunger won.

As we sailed past Land’s End and El Arco, everyone got quiet for a second—just the water slapping against the hull and someone laughing softly near the bow. Miguel pointed out Lover’s Beach in the distance; he told us a story about two fishermen who used to meet there at sunrise. I still think about that view—the rocks almost glowing pink as the sun dropped lower. Didn’t expect it to feel so peaceful with a boat full of strangers.

Dinner was this shrimp kabob over beef filet (they called it Baja Duo), with red wine sauce that tasted way fancier than I’d expected from a sailing tour. The salad was crisp—something about greens grown nearby? Anyway, our chef came out for a minute and joked about how he never gets seasick but always gets nervous when people watch him plate dessert. Red fruits and mango on some kind of Mexican jam—I probably should’ve asked for seconds but didn’t want to look greedy.

The open bar stayed open (dangerously so), and people started dancing near the end. It wasn’t fancy-fancy but felt special in a way that stuck with me after we docked. Maybe it was just the light or maybe it was being out there with nothing but ocean around you for a while.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Sail and gourmet dinner in Cabo San Lucas

• Cruise to Land's End Arch
• Sail to Lovers Beach
• Enjoy signature cocktail and antipasto
• Dine on shrimp and beef dinner
• Drink at premium open bar

Top questions

Is dinner included on the Cabo San Lucas sailing yacht tour?

Yes, a full dinner prepared by an onboard chef is included.

Does this Cabo sunset cruise include drinks?

Yes, there’s a premium open bar throughout the cruise.

What landmarks do you see during this sailing tour?

You’ll pass Land’s End, El Arco (the Arch), and Lover’s Beach.

Are restrooms available on board?

Yes, there are restrooms available on the yacht.

Is hotel pickup included?

No hotel pickup is mentioned; public transportation options are nearby.

What is the minimum age for this tour?

The minimum age to participate is 18 years old.

How long does the Cabo San Lucas yacht dinner last?

The exact duration isn’t specified but covers sunset hours into evening.

What’s included

Your evening includes sailing from Cabo San Lucas aboard Tu Enamorado with stops near El Arco and Lover’s Beach, signature cocktails on arrival, an antipasto platter followed by chef-prepared shrimp kabob over beef filet with organic salad, dessert featuring red fruits and mango over Mexican jam on wonton, plus unlimited drinks from a premium open bar—all while relaxing or dancing under the sunset sky before returning to shore.