4 photosCabo Escape Catamaran Cruise
A spacious catamaran out to the Arch at Land’s End, a swim in the Sea of Cortés and a buffet on the way back. The easy way to see Cabo from the water.
Starting price based on the currently published rate. Final pricing and availability require confirmation.
Request this service- Duration
- About 3.5 hours
- Departs
- Cabo San Lucas pier
- Boat
- Catamaran
- On board
- Buffet and open national bar
Fulfilled through the MexiTravels partner network · booked, confirmed and supported by Villa Experience.
About the experience.
The cruise leaves from the pier in Cabo San Lucas and heads for Land’s End and its famous rock arch. Then it is into the water with snorkel gear to see how much marine life lives around the rocks.
Back on board, there is a full buffet and an open bar with national drinks while the boat cruises the coast to music. The whole trip takes about three and a half hours.
What’s included
- Catamaran cruise to Land’s End
- Snorkel gear
- Full buffet
- Open national bar
Request Cabo Escape Catamaran Cruise
Send your preferred date and details. We confirm availability with our local partner and reply with a confirmed price and a secure payment link.
- 1Request
- 2We confirm
- 3Pay securely
- 4Itinerary
Answered plainly.
01Is this a private boat?
No, it is a group cruise priced per person. For your party only, ask about a private yacht charter.
02Is it a daytime or sunset cruise?
Departure times vary; we confirm the time and meal served with your booking.
03Is hotel pickup included?
Transport is not listed for this cruise, which leaves from the Cabo San Lucas pier. We can add a private transfer to the same request.
Plan the rest of the stay.

Snorkel & Sea Adventure
The Arch, Lover’s Beach and the sea lion colony from the boat, then snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding and a sea scooter in the water off Cabo San Lucas.

Luxury Sunset Sailing
A 50-foot Beneteau, a drink in hand and the sun going down over the water off Cabo San Lucas.

Whale Watching Safari
Humpback whales in the Sea of Cortés, and a tour built around giving you the time and the angle to photograph them.
