Crossings · CABO SAN LUCAS FERRY TRIPS
The 4 best cabo san lucas ferry trips you can book today, with what each costs, how long the crossing runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Meet Cabo Nature at Breathless Cabo San Lucas Resort for a 2.5-hour boat trip with up to 10 people. Maria, Esme, Belem, and other guides lead you past Land’s End and into the water near Pelican Rock, with snorkeling gear, drinks, beer, snacks, and fresh guacamole afterward.
“Gil, Maria, and Belem were fantastic. Very nice and helpful. They were patient and kind. The guacamole was delicious”
You’ll ride from Cabo San Lucas or San José del Cabo to the Arch, Lover’s Beach, Divorce Beach, and San Andrés Cave. The boat has a glass-bottom viewing area, though it may be limited to two small windows. A bilingual guide, hotel pickup, water, and tequila tasting are included.
“Not as advertised. “Glass bottom boat” had minimal viewing capacity (just 2 ~2x3.5 ft windows in the bottom; perhaps this is the standard but it is not clear from the description). Had chosen this activity (and paid extra) for the opportunity to take the boat to lover’s beach (and walk on the beach) and was assured on scheduling that this is part of the itinerary “when the weather allows” but the boat guide clearly had no intention of stopping. Was thus a quick (45 min) ride to the arch and back and could see more fish out the sides of the boat than the bottom. The driver, however, was fantastic…”
Board a fully transparent boat in Cabo San Lucas for a short, photo-friendly trip around Lands End. You’ll stop at the Arch, look through the clear bottom at Pelican Rock, circle Lovers and Divorce Beach, and spot sea lions and rock formations. English service, bottled water, and groups of up to 14 are included.
“We had a fantastic time on the boat ride and it was so cool that the entire boat was transparent! Our guide took great pictures and gave helpful tips for shots. The photos they offered were also reasonable and really easy to download. The only tricky part was finding them on the crowded marina on a cruise ship day.”
This 45-minute Cabo cruise takes you from the marina to El Arco in a small group of up to 12. A certified guide such as Rene or Hercél points out sea life, rock formations, sea lions, and beaches. The glass bottom consists of viewing windows, not a fully transparent hull.
“Great experience!!!! This is my 2nd time! I would definitely recommend to my friends and family! Love you guys!”
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