Cabo San Lucas Sunset Cruise with Open Bar and Snacks
About Cabo San Lucas Sunset Cruise with Open Bar and Snacks
This sunset cruise sails out of the Cabo San Lucas marina aboard the Cabo Blue, a spacious 48 ft trimaran with two large nets at the front, shade, cushions and benches all around. You cruise to the Arch and Land’s End with an unlimited open bar and a music playlist, which is why it has more than 1,700 reviews and an average rating of 4.9.
The cruise lasts about 2 hours. Hotel pickup is not included, so you make your own way to the marina and check in 20 minutes before departure. The crew speaks English and Spanish, and the boat takes up to 40 guests.
Itinerary
- Marina Cabo San Lucas
- Arch of Cabo San Lucas (2 hours)
What’s included
- Unlimited Open Bar
- Washrooms (mens and womens)
- Bottled water, sodas and juices
- Photo opportunities at each landmark
- Safety equipment and life jackets
- Light appetizer of guacamole, mexican salsa, tuna salad and chips
Meeting point
CABO BLUE TRIMARAN BOAT (Marina Del Rey, CABO BLUE BOAT, MAIN DOCK MARINA) By the large Flea Market in Los Cabos, next to the Cruise Ship Terminal, across the street from the Playa Grande & Sandals Resort (MARINA DEL REY) WHITE GATED DOOR NEXT TO THE CRUISE SHIP ENTRANCE CHECK IN 20 MINUTES PRIOR
What to expect on the day
You are greeted by the crew and handed a cocktail as you board at the main dock of Marina del Rey. The trimaran then cruises out of the marina to the Arch and Land’s End, stopping so you can take photos at each landmark while the music plays.
On board you have unlimited drinks from the open bar, plus bottled water, sodas and juices, and a light appetizer of guacamole, Mexican salsa, tuna salad and chips. From December 15 to April 15, during whale watching season, the operator says the odds of close encounters with whales are high.
Prices and extra costs
- Included: unlimited open bar, bottled water, sodas and juices, a light appetizer of guacamole, Mexican salsa, tuna salad and chips, safety equipment and life jackets, men’s and women’s washrooms, and photo stops at each landmark.
- Paid at check-in: a port tax of $2 USD or 40 pesos per person, cash only.
- Not included: hotel transportation and gratuities (optional).
What to bring
- Cash for the port tax and an optional tip for the crew.
- A light jacket or layer for the breeze on the water.
- Your phone or camera for the photo stops at the Arch.
Tips for a better day
- Find the right gate: the boat is at the main dock of Marina del Rey, by the large flea market next to the cruise ship terminal, across from Playa Grande and Sandals Resort. Look for the white gated door next to the cruise ship entrance.
- Arrive early: check-in 20 minutes before departure is required. Your confirmed date, check-in time and a map link are emailed after booking.
- Getting there: pickup is not included, but public transportation options are available nearby.
Who it’s best for
- Best for: couples and groups of friends who want an easy evening on the water with drinks and views of the Arch, at any fitness level.
- Consider another option if: you want to get closer to the Arch under your own power. The Cabo San Lucas Arch kayak and snorkel tour paddles there and stops to snorkel.
Restrictions
The minimum age is 8 years. The cruise is suitable for all physical fitness levels, and no weight limit is stated in the listing.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
FAQ about Cabo San Lucas Sunset Cruise with Open Bar and Snacks
How long is the Cabo San Lucas sunset cruise?
The cruise lasts about 2 hours.
Is hotel pickup included?
No, hotel pickup is not included. You meet the boat at the main dock of Marina del Rey in Cabo San Lucas.
Where does the sunset cruise leave from?
From the Cabo Blue boat at the main dock of Marina del Rey, by the flea market next to the cruise ship terminal. Look for the white gated door next to the cruise ship entrance.
How early should I arrive for check-in?
Check-in 20 minutes before departure is required.
Are there extra fees on the day?
Yes, a port tax of $2 USD or 40 pesos per person is paid in cash. Gratuities are optional.
Is the open bar unlimited?
Yes, the open bar is unlimited, and bottled water, sodas and juices are also included.
What food is served on the sunset cruise?
A light appetizer of guacamole, Mexican salsa, tuna salad and chips.
What is the minimum age for the sunset cruise?
The minimum age is 8 years.
Can you see whales on the sunset cruise?
From December 15 to April 15, during whale watching season, the operator says the chances of close encounters with whales are high.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can get a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.