
Private Yacht to the Arch
Your own crewed yacht, open bar, snorkel stop and Land's End in three hours.
- 3 hours
- Cabo San Lucas marina
A dock fee is paid in cash at the marina and crew gratuity is not included.
Prices are the rate we book for you, not a list price with a discount on top. Where a park or marina fee is paid on the day, it says so under the tour.

Your own crewed yacht, open bar, snorkel stop and Land's End in three hours.
A dock fee is paid in cash at the marina and crew gratuity is not included.

Sails up, engine off, your group only and the Pacific swell under you.
Sailing depends on the wind that afternoon, and the crew will motor the calm stretches.

Santa Maria and Chileno in one morning, with lunch on a double deck catamaran.
Shoes come off when boarding and the second bay depends on conditions that morning.

Golden hour at Land's End, dinner on deck and the bar open the whole way.
Sunset time moves through the year, so your departure is set when you book.

A full day to La Paz to get in the water with the largest fish in the ocean.
Season runs October to April. Permitted boats take a limited number of swimmers each day, so dates fill early.
The Arch, the sea lions and a calm snorkel bay, with food and drinks included.
Humpbacks and grays in the bay, with a marine guide and a hydrophone on board.
The only living coral reef in the Sea of Cortez, two hours up the East Cape.
The shallow turquoise bay that most people only ever see in photographs.
Open water, a fast boat and whatever the Sea of Cortez puts in front of you.
Twenty five dollars, forty five minutes, and the photograph everyone comes home with.
A local boat and a captain for an hour or three, priced for a small group.
Thirty minutes to an hour in the water, from a first meeting to a dorsal pull.
One tank if you have never dived, two tanks if you are certified.
Your own machine on the bay with a guide, no experience needed.
A plated lunch, a premium bar and a smaller group than anything else on the water.

Two hours of arroyos, dunes and Pacific surf, forty minutes west of the marina.
A 25 dollar park entrance is paid on site, and collision cover is about 35 dollars per machine or a card hold if declined.

Two hundred horsepower, seventy two inches wide, and a canyon to put it in.
A 25 dollar park entrance is paid on site, cover is about 60 dollars per machine, and the driver needs a licence.

A camel, a stretch of empty Pacific sand and a tequila tasting after.
A 25 dollar park entrance is paid on site. Long trousers and closed shoes make the ride easier.
Twenty miles of empty Pacific beach on an automatic machine.
A nimble buggy for two to four, trails and dunes to the ocean.
An open truck into the backcountry, then the camels, then lunch.
Two hours from the cactus down to the Pacific sand, at your own pace.
Fat tyre e bikes on sand, with the motor doing the hard part.
One price, one park, and everything in it for as long as you want.
Build your own morning out of the rides you actually want.
The town, the marina, the glass blowers and a tequila tasting in two hours.
An hour up the Pacific to the art town, the mission and the surf.
Thursday nights in the old town, galleries open and the street full.
A silver mining ghost town, a piano museum and the line on the map.