Private cruising, swimming, and dining aboard a spacious SeaRay
Snorkel or cruise at sunset aboard a private catamaran
Pair bay snorkeling with unlimited fajita tacos and an open bar
Private yacht time with open bar, dining and water sports
Search the Sea of Cortez for marine wildlife with expert guides
Sail Cabo’s landmark coast with an open bar and sunset views from the water
Sail Los Cabos on a 3-hour private catamaran with premium open bar and chef menu
Search for whales with a marine biologist and professional photographer
Set your own pace aboard a private 65-foot yacht
Cruise at sunset with an open bar and unlimited fajita tacos
Paddle from Medano Beach to The Arch and relax at Lover’s Beach
Sail Cabo San Lucas’ shoreline with your private group
Explore downtown Cabo, shop, and cruise past The Arch with food and an open bar
Relax, snorkel, fish, and cruise Loreto's waters aboard a private catamaran
Enjoy a private sea outing for all ages
Explore Cabo's iconic Land's End rock formations by small craft
Pirate-Ship Cruise with Cabo Views and Onboard Games
Cruise Cabo with an onboard chef and time on the water
Sail Cabo’s Coast on a Pirate-Style Cruise With Lunch
A hands-on pirate adventure aboard a 100-foot wooden sailing ship
See Cabo San Lucas from the air on a parasailing adventure
Sail past Cabo's Arch, snorkel Chileno Bay, and enjoy Baja tacos with premium drinks
Sail Cabo San Lucas Bay with open-bar drinks and views of The Arch
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.