You’ll slip onto a private catamaran in Los Cabos with just your group, sailing past Lover’s Beach and Pelican Rock while sea lions bark nearby. Snorkel warm waters at Santa Maria Bay, snack on chips and salsa between swims, and sip unlimited drinks under the sun. It’s relaxed, personal — you might find yourself wishing time would slow down.
Ever wondered what it feels like to have the Sea of Cortez almost to yourself? I didn’t really know until we stepped barefoot onto the deck in Los Cabos, salt already sticking to my skin from the air. Our guide, Luis, handed us cold bottled water — “You’ll want this before the margaritas,” he grinned. The boat was just for our group, which felt oddly luxurious but also kind of freeing. No strangers’ elbows or loud speakers. Just us, some reggae floating in the background, and that first long look at Lover’s Beach as we drifted closer. The sand there is almost pink in the morning light — I tried to take a photo but honestly it never looks right on my phone.
We cruised past Pelican Rock where sea lions barked at each other (and us). I thought they’d be shy but they were total show-offs — one even flopped into the water right as we passed. Luis pointed out how the rock got its name (I guess it’s obvious now), and told us about local fishermen who come out early before tourists wake up. There was this moment when everything went quiet except for the slap of water against the hull and someone’s laugh from up front. I still think about that silence sometimes — it felt rare.
Snorkeling at Santa Maria Bay was…well, I’m not great with fins so there was some awkward kicking involved, but the water was warm and clear enough that you could see these tiny blue fish darting around your ankles. Back on board, snacks appeared like magic (chips and salsa taste better after swimming for some reason), and someone made a joke about starting on the open bar too early — which, yeah, maybe we did. The sun got higher and everything slowed down in that lazy way you hope for on vacation. We weren’t in any rush to get back.
Yes, this is a private cruise for just your group in Los Cabos.
The tour stops at Santa Maria Bay for snorkeling.
Yes, unlimited drinks from an open bar are included.
You’ll pass by Pelican Rock where there’s a sea lion colony.
Yes, snacks are provided along with beverages and bottled water.
The boat reaches Lover’s Beach within minutes after departure.
Yes, infants and small children can join; prams or strollers are allowed.
Service animals are allowed on this tour.
Your day includes a private catamaran just for your group departing from Los Cabos marina, unlimited drinks from an open bar plus bottled water and snacks along the way. You’ll visit Lover’s Beach, cruise past Pelican Rock with its sea lion colony, stop to snorkel at Santa Maria Bay — all with a friendly local guide making sure you’re comfortable throughout.
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