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The Arch of Cabo San Lucas (+ 6 Best Tours to See It)

By: Author Janice and George

Posted on Last updated: April 6, 2024

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So you’re going on vacation to Cabo …

One of the first things you want to see is the iconic rock Arch of Cabo San Lucas, right?

You’ve heard about this remarkable sight rising up out of the sea…

The fun glass-bottom boat tours to get there. The barking sea lions. The frigate birds riding the hot air updrafts like roller coasters, high above the cliffs.

Every time we visit the Los Cabos area , we always make a trip out to the Arch. We’ve been visiting Cabo each year (sometimes twice a year) for more than 20 years now – and we’ve done all sorts of different tours to this famous rock formation in Cabo.

Here are our recommendations on how to get to the Arch of Cabo San Lucas (i.e., best Cabo Arch tours) and what you can see and do there.

Contents: Cabo’s famous Arch + best Arch tours

What is the arch of cabo san lucas.

Attractions at El Arco and Land’s End

How to see the Arch in Cabo

6 best cabo san lucas arch tours.

FAQs about the Cabo San Lucas Arch

Located at Land’s End, the southernmost tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula , the Arch of Cabo San Lucas is a distinctive granite rock formation which curves over the ocean in a majestic arch.

The three-story-high Arch is a natural phenomenon, carved by tidal and wind erosion over thousands of years.

A popular tourist attraction, it’s known locally as El Arco, which literally translates as “The Arch.”

You can’t walk or drive to it – it can only be reached from the water.

Attractions at El Arco

The sight of Los Cabos’ famous Arch is awe-inspiring.

But it’s more than just a stunning rock formation to gaze at. There are several other cool attractions to discover here too.

Lover’s Beach

Known as Playa del Amor by the locals, this secluded hideaway sits between the mainland and the Arch of Los Cabos and, like the Arch, is only accessible by boat.

It hugs the protected Sea of Cortez , so the waters here are usually calm (especially in the morning, before the wind picks up, and then again around sunset , when the wind dies down).

Although the alluring scenery may ignite a romantic spark, you’re not likely to have the beach to yourself, as it’s one of the most popular spots in the area.

One reason: Its calm waters make it one of the few safe swimming beaches in Cabo . Second reason: There’s also some great snorkeling offshore.

Divorce Beach

Directly opposite Lover’s Beach, facing the rougher Pacific Ocean is this equally beautiful stretch of sand.

Jagged rock formations guard the beach like sentries.

Divorce Beach is said to have earned its name because of the strong currents and impressive waves that crash upon the beach’s shores – which can result in couples fighting.

Like… “ Honey, don’t go for a swim there! ” and “ Nah, don’t worry, I can do it! ”

Both Divorce Beach and Lover’s Beach have no facilities (such as eateries or restrooms), so you should bring your own water and snacks.

Sea lion colony

Cabo’s Arch isn’t just popular with tourists.

Hanging out on a nearby wave-washed rocky platform ( La Lobera or The Rookery) is an entire colony of sea lions .

Fun fact: Weighing around 400 pounds, these water-loving creatures can hold their breath underwater for up to 20 minutes!

The best way to view these playful marine mammals is via a boat tour from the Cabo San Lucas Marina (details below).

You can hear them before you see them. Their bark echoes loudly across the water. Oh, and you can smell them too. Talk about stinky!

Pelicans and sea birds

The rock formations which line Land’s End are the perfect resting place for a range of sea birds, including egrets, gulls, cormorants and brown pelicans. (Sea birds like offshore rocks since they offer a safe refuge.)

The aptly named Pelican Rock (which itself sort-of looks like a pelican!) is a favorite spot for these noisy birds to roost – the white poop that coats the rock is a dead giveaway.

Pirate’s Cave

Tucked away near the base of the picturesque Arch of Cabo San Lucas is a hidden cave that was once a clandestine haunt for pirates before the 1900s. Or so the rumor goes…

It’s said pirates used to lurk here and in other coves along the Baja coast, waiting for unsuspecting trade ships to pass by.

This sea cave is best seen at low tide on a boat tour.

The best way to see this famous rock formation is to take a Cabo Arch tour.

There are numerous tours available, from luxurious sunset cruises to kayaking adventures.

Below are some of our faves. When planning your trip to Cabo , you’ll want to do one of these!

Prices are in USD.

1) Sunset cruise

There’s really no better way to end a day in Cabo San Lucas than via a classy sailing experience as the sun sets over the stunning Arch.

Cabo Sailing is our go-to tour operator for this experience.

We’ve enjoyed two luxurious cruises with them now, sipping wine and margaritas and nibbling on appies as we sailed around the Cabo San Lucas rock formations.

Their sunset cruises take a maximum of 14 people but you can typically expect fewer people. We only had six guests (including us!) on one of our cruises.

Alternatively, if you’re searching for a unique Cabo activity (maybe with the kids?), jump aboard a pirate ship for a sunset cruise like no other!

You’ll set sail on the only pirate ship in Cabo for a fun dinner cruise.

Hear pirate tales, play games with the pirate-dressed crew, dance, enjoy an open bar (adults only, of course!) and tuck into a barbecue dinner with ribs and chicken.

2) Water taxi ride to the Arch at Cabo San Lucas

If you’re just visiting Cabo during the day (maybe on a cruise?), a glass-bottom boat ride or water taxi is probably the best option to take you to the Arch.

You can hop on one from Medano Beach or the Cabo San Lucas Marina.

There are plenty of different vendors.

The cost varies, depending on whether they’re busy (i.e., if it’s high season or cruise ships are in the Cabo San Lucas port ) and how good your bargaining skills are.

But in general, the cost is about $20 to $25 p.p. If lots of cruise ship passengers are milling around, you might pay more.

These Cabo Land’s End tours typically putter around Land’s End, showing you all the sights – and slowing down at the Arch so you can take pictures.

If you’d like, they’ll drop you off at Lover’s Beach for some swimming or snorkeling and pick you up later at a predetermined time to take you back to where you came from.

For example, here’s a shared water taxi ride aboard a 30-foot boat that costs just under $20 p.p.

It’s one of the cheapest tours we’ve found! And it’s received tons of 5-star reviews.

The one-hour tour leaves from the Marina, and you have the option of being dropped off at Lover’s Beach on the way back. (Just ask, however, about being picked up again – that may cost extra.)

Alternatively, this glass-bottom boat tour is 45 minutes long.

You can ask for drop-off and pick-up at Lover’s Beach (time spent at the beach is in addition, making your tour longer).

Or you can ask to be dropped off at Medano Beach at the end, instead of back at the Marina.

Or upgrade from a glass bottom boat to a completely clear boat! It’s one of the most unique ways to tour Land’s End.

When you’re in one of these completely transparent boats from Enva Tours, you can see all the colorful tropical fish through the bottom of the boat and the sides!

Their tours are 50 minutes’ long.

(But we don’t believe you have the option of getting off at Lover’s Beach and being picked up later. Perhaps if they’re not busy, you can arrange this.)

3) Kayaking tour to Land’s End

If you’d like to get some exercise too, a kayaking tour is one of the best ways to see the Arch in Cabo.

Paddling along the clear Sea of Cortez water, you’ll be met by unrivaled views of the Baja California Peninsula without the rumble of a motor disturbing the sounds of the ocean or the cries of seabirds.

For kayaking tours in Cabo, we highly recommend a small family-operated tour company called Cabo Outfitters. We’ve gone out with them on several tours in Cabo (including a kayak tour).

Cabo Outfitters is run by a lovely couple, Casey Catlin and his wife.

They’ve been living in Cabo for over 22 years now and they’re incredibly knowledgeable about the area.

They only hire the best tour guides for their kayaking tours (Casey is one of them), so you can be confident you’re taking to the water in safe hands.

Their Arch and Lover’s Beach kayaking and snorkeling tour is about 3½ hours long and includes hotel transfers. All the reviews are 5-star.

4) Snorkeling or scuba diving near the Los Cabos Arch

Beneath the surface of the water near the Arch of Cabo San Lucas, there’s a whole world of marine life just waiting to greet you.

Sea turtles, rays and angelfish are just some of the creatures you may encounter here when snorkeling or scuba diving .

For snorkeling at Land’s End, we recommend this luxury yacht sailing and snorkeling tour with Cabo Sailing. We’ve done two sailing trips with them now – and love the upscale experience they offer.

You get to snorkel near El Arco, sip cocktails from an open bar and enjoy a light lunch on their 3-hour trips.

If you’re traveling with friends or family, you might like a private Cabo boat tour to the Arch.

Check out this private boat tour with La Isla Tours.

Their 32-foot x 12-foot custom-made catamaran is unique.

The deck space is flat and wide, with lots of space to chill out – think comfy couch seating and coffee tables under a shade roof – and it comfortably takes up to 12 guests.

It putters out to the Arch, where it anchors so you can hang out, play your own music on their MP3 system, go snorkeling and relax on a floating mat.

You can even bring your own food and alcohol! (Or let them cater for you.)

As for scuba diving, certified divers can go out with MANTA Scuba on a 2-tank dive at Land’s End on one of their shaded, custom-made dive boats.

The water visibility is typically very good – and you can watch the unique underwater sand falls here!

We’ve gone scuba diving with MANTA (at Cabo Pulmo National Park ) – they’re highly professional and very good.

5) SUP to the Arch

Another fantastic way to see Los Cabos’ famous Arch up close is by paddling there on a SUP board. It’s one of our favorite water-based activities in Cabo ! (Well, Janice’s – George is still working on his balance.)

You can rent stand-up paddleboards on Medano beach for around $25 to $30 an hour.

Be aware that you can only SUP from Medano Beach to Land’s End early in the morning. For safety reasons, you can’t cross over the Marina channel after 10:00 am, when boat traffic picks up.

As it takes about 90 minutes to two hours to paddle to the Arch and back to Medano Beach, you should plan on leaving by 8:00 am at the latest.

Also, the wind is typically calm early in the morning, so the water will be flat and easier for paddling.

Alternatively, opt for a guided SUP tour , which includes snorkeling at Pelican Rock and/or relaxing on Lover’s Beach.

The beauty of this top-rated tour is that you go with an expert tour guide and instructor and learn how to SUP if you’re a newbie to the sport.

You also leave from a beach on the other side of the Marina channel – so you’re in no danger of crossing the path of any boats and don’t have to finish by 10:00 am.

Hotel pick-up and drop-off is included in this Los Cabos Arch tour.

6) Day sailing tour to the Arch of Cabo and beyond

Of course, the Cabo coastline consists of more than the Arch and Land’s End.

And there are some great sailing trips that visit both the Arch plus one or two other top snorkeling spots like Santa Maria Bay and Chileno Bay.

Check out this popular 4-hour snorkeling and sailing cruise from Cabo Adventures.

Lounge on cushions and pillows scattered about the deck of a luxury sailboat as you first cruise by the Arch. You then head for Santa Maria Bay or Chileno Bay, where you anchor for snorkeling and SUP boarding.

You’re also treated to an open bar, along with fresh grilled shrimp, seafood ceviche and chicken Caesar salad for lunch. Fresh towels, snorkeling gear and SUP boards are included.

Alternatively, if you like to sleep in, you may prefer this highly-rated snorkeling and sailing afternoon excursion on the 48-foot Cabo Blue trimaran.

Leaving at 1:00 pm, it combines a Cabo Land’s End tour with snorkeling at Santa Maria Bay.

Enjoy sipping on ice-cold cocktails from the open bar as you relax under a shaded canopy on the boat. After cruising to the Arch, you sail to Santa Maria Bay to snorkel.

The boat carries SUP boards, so you can try the sport of stand-up paddleboarding too.

More than 300 happy sailors have given this Santa Maria Bay and Cabo Arch boat tour 5-star reviews on Viator.

In the winter, these sailing adventures offer whale watching too.

Humpback and other whales migrate to the waters off Cabo in the winter months to mate and give birth to their young. So between December and April, you’ll probably also get to marvel at some of the largest mammals on the planet up close!

Frequently asked questions about the Cabo San Lucas Arch

What is land’s end, cabo san lucas.

Land’s End is a unique geological feature consisting of dramatic rock formations at the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico.

It marks the point where the Sea of Cortez merges with the Pacific Ocean.

The highlight of this landmark is the iconic El Arco or Arch, a rugged symbol of the beauty of the region.

How was the Arch of Cabo San Lucas formed?

The Arch, which is part of the rock formations at Land’s End, was formed over millions of years through the process of erosion and weathering.

Over time, the wind and constant pounding of waves against the rock have worn away the softer rock, leaving behind only the harder parts that form the Arch.

Can you walk to the Arch in Cabo?

No, you can only get to the Arch via the water, be it by boat, kayak or stand-up paddleboard.

However, every few years, enough sand accumulates around the Arch and the tide recedes enough to reveal a hidden beach which runs from Divorce Beach under the Arch.

We were lucky enough to discover it one year. We were able to actually walk through the Arch and look at it from a unique vantage point.

Mind you, we haven’t seen this sand beach underneath the Arch since that time.

Can you see the Arch at Cabo from the beach?

No, the Arch can’t be seen from Medano Beach.

One place, however, where you can see the Arch from shore is The Cape, a Thompson Hotel .

Its position at the northern end of the Cabo San Lucas Bay gives it great views – though they’re long distance views. It’s one of the best places to stay in Cabo .

That wraps up our guide on the Cabo San Lucas rock Arch!

No matter how many times we’ve visited the famous Arch in Cabo San Lucas, we never get tired of going out to visit it again.

This stunning natural wonder is a testament to the incredible power of nature and a must-see Cabo San Lucas attraction when you visit the area!

Discover more of Los Cabos!

• The best farm-to-table restaurants in Los Cabos
• Fun markets and shops for buying authentic souvenirs and gifts from Cabo
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Planning your trip to Cabo?

Here are our favorite travel resources:

Resorts: Booking.com is great for scoring a “wow” hotel in Cabo – or at least a decent one. (We especially like their flexible cancellation policy!)

Vacation homes, condos and rentals: We prefer and use Vrbo (Vacation Rentals by Owner).

Tours: For the best local guided tours in Cabo, see Viator and GetYourGuide .

Car rental: Renting a car in Los Cabos is one of the best ways to explore. Discover Cars searches car rental companies so you get the best rates.

Travel insurance: SafetyWing is designed for frequent travelers, long-term adventurers and digital nomads. It covers medical expenses, lost checked luggage, trip interruption and more.

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Photos:  3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 28 © Janice and George Mucalov, Cabo Visitor

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Award-winning travel writers Janice and George Mucalov are frequent visitors to Los Cabos. Here on Cabo Visitor , they share their essential tips for discovering the best of Cabo!

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El Arco: The Natural Wonder of Cabo San Lucas

Head to the place where the land ends, at the very tip of the Baja Peninsula, and you’ll come face-to-face with Cabo’s crowning jewel: El Arco. The distinct and larger-than-life Arch of Cabo San Lucas towers three stories high, creating an unignorable landmark that can be seen for miles. Here, the ocean meets the sea and visitors create unforgettable memories against one of Cabo’s most beautiful backdrops. This is your guide to the best of El Arco, from its most iconic spots to the best ways to experience it all firsthand. 

Table of Contents

The history of el arco (the arch of cabo san lucas), how to get to el arco.

• 1. Sunset Cruise

2. Crystal-Clear Boat Tour

3. snorkel tour, 4. kayak tour, 5. luxury sail, 6. walk beneath el arco, lovers beach.

• Pirate’s Cave
• Divorce Beach

The Marine Life

The ocean and the sea, fly with next vacay and experience el arco firsthand.

When people picture Cabo, the first thing that comes to mind is likely El Arco. The impressive rock formation is almost synonymous with the city of Cabo San Lucas itself, so much so it’s likely hard for many to imagine a time when that wasn’t the case. In a way, that makes sense. The present-day fame of El Arco has been years in the making—115 million, to be exact.

The formation of basement rock on El Arco has been traced back to processes during the Cretaceous period, meaning some parts of the Arch formed when dinosaurs still roamed North America. Of course, El Arco itself isn’t nearly that old. Roughly 12 to 15 million years ago, the shifting of tectonic plates formed the peninsula that marks Land’s End. That makes it over twice as old as the Sea of Cortez . Over the course of millennia, wind and water whittled it away to create the famous El Arco landmark now known and loved the world over.

Visitors who want to be astounded by El Arco’s size and beauty will have to do so via boat. The Arch of Cabo San Lucas is only accessible via the water. And while you can admire its distant visage from the shores of El Médano, you’ll want to head to the marina and the plethora of tours and boats it offers to get a close-up look at this massive structure. 

Or, for budget travelers, you can head to El Arco right from the beach. Local boat transfers offer tours directly from El Medano Beach for a cheaper and more direct trip to the iconic landmark.

5 Best Ways to Enjoy the Arch of Cabo San Lucas + 1 Incredible Experience

Snorkel, kayak, or just cruise the seas and snap a photo. However you want to experience El Arco, tours from Cabo San Lucas to the Arch put it all within reach.

1. Sunset Cruise 

Sunset promises some of the most spectacular and magical views in Cabo San Lucas. So, it should come as no surprise that a sunset cruise of El Arco is one of the most enchanting ways to experience this landmark. Enjoy music and drinks aboard a catamaran boat as you tour the bay before heading to El Arco. Guests can snap photos in front of the Arch before heading to the Pacific Ocean to watch the sunset. The majesty of the Arch combined with the painter’s palette of the sky makes this a trip of unparalleled beauty and one you won’t soon forget.

Glass bottom boats in Cabo San Lucas are a dime a dozen, but if you want a truly unique boat to take to the Arch, the crystal-clear boat tour delivers. Entirely transparent, the crystal-clear boat tour offers an unobstructed view of the waters below and everything around you. The effect is an incredible and breathtaking 360-degree view. Join a group tour or book a private excursion for this unique experience of El Arco.

The waters around Cabo San Lucas are known for their varieties of tropical fish, corals, and other marine life, like sea turtles, sea lions, and even, on occasion, majestic whales . Visitors can snorkel or power snorkel under the waves to discover an incredible world under the sea’s surface. After spending that time swimming among darting fish and alongside gentle turtles, come back up to take in the impressive figure that El Arco cuts against the sky. It’s an image that never gets old. 

Make visiting the Arch of Cabo San Lucas an adventure by paddling there on a kayak. Experience the Sea of Cortez in all its glory and get an even closer look at some of the most iconic sights around Land’s End, like Lovers Beach , Pelican Rock, the sea lion colony, and, of course, El Arco itself. The sheer size of the Arch will really hit you looking up from sea level. 

Some tours pair kayaking with snorkeling, so you can double the fun and maximize your time around the Arch. Or go at your own pace—pack a picnic and paddle out to enjoy a scenic day on the shore of Lovers Beach.

Cabo and luxury go hand in hand. So, if you want to take your experience of El Arco to the next level, it only makes sense to charter a private yacht. Quick group tours are perfect for those trying to fit a lot in their itinerary, but if you’d rather spend the day soaking up the sun and views, a yacht charter is the obvious choice. 

Whole or half day bookings allow you to sail around the Arch of Cabo San Lucas at your leisure. Lay out on the deck and soak up some sun, wine and dine on gourmet food and tropical drinks, and even dive beneath the waves if you feel the urge. Most charters include gear for activities like snorkeling so you can explore El Arco both above and below the waves.

It’s not often, but every few years, something amazing happens at the base of El Arco. Sand appears. This magical phenomenon occurs when the tide recedes enough to reveal the sand just waiting beneath El Arco. Visitors can stroll under the curving Arch and experience an entirely new way of viewing it—one few people get to. 

While it’s nearly impossible to know when it will next occur, you can cross your fingers and your toes that the next time it does will be on your trip to Los Cabos!

5 Things to See at the Arch of Cabo San Lucas

It’s not just the Arch of Cabo San Lucas that’s impressive. The entirety of Land’s End is marked by beauty and distinct features that make this place special. So, while you visit the Arch, check out these other stunning features that dot both the landscape and waters of Land’s End.

Just behind El Arco, the iconic Lovers Beach cradles the Sea of Cortez. Like something out of a fairytale, the beach sits nestled between giant rock formations with gentle waves kissing the shore. All in all, it’s easy to see how this romantic stretch of sand earned itself such an enchanting name.

Boats from the marina will take curious visitors to shore, where you can walk along the sand, dwarfed by the towering rocks of Land’s End, or go for a swim. Lover’s Beach is one of the few swimmable beaches in Cabo. It’s also easily among its best beaches , thanks to its gorgeous features, calm waters, and serene atmosphere. One of the most alluring aspects of Lovers Beach is the lack of vendors and amenities. For families picnicking in the sand or lovers strolling the shore, Lovers Beach is a quiet and picture-picture place to take in the beauty of Cabo. 

Pirate’s Cave 

It should be no surprise that Cabo’s colorful history includes its fair share of pirate encounters dating back centuries . And while pirates may no longer sail the seas, their caves and hidey-holes remain intact. One such rumored hiding spot, Pirate’s Cave, is located on the Pacific Ocean side of Land’s End. Large rocks frame this passageway, said to hold long-buried pirate treasures from the thriving age of the classic pirate. 

While it’s hard to say if Pirate’s Cave actually holds any buried treasures, following the narrow passageway will lead to a prize of a different kind, opening onto the beautiful Divorce Beach.

Divorce Beach 

Lying opposite Lovers Beach, the name isn’t the only thing that separates this shore from its neighbor. Facing the Pacific Ocean side of Land’s End, Playa del Divorcio is known for the rough waves credited with giving the beach its infamous name. 

While you can’t swim on Divorce Beach, taking in the sights is where the real fun lies. Crashing waves dash against the shore, and towering rock formations frame the beach. Ironically enough, despite the rather unromantic name, Divorce Beach is a pretty romantic spot to cuddle with your partner or stroll hand-in-hand along the golden sand.

If the rocks and beaches don’t hold your attention, perhaps what’s lounging on the rocks and darting beneath the waves will do the trick. Called “the World’s Aquarium” by French explorer Jacques Cousteau, the waters around El Arco team with life . 

Thanks to an abundance of rich nutrients in the water, visitors will find everything from colorful fish to charming sea turtles swimming about. During the winter months, it’s not uncommon to spot humpback whales off Land’s End, while year-round, visitors to El Arco can spy sea lions basking on the rocks. 

It’s not every day you get to visit a place where the ocean meets the sea, but that’s exactly what you’ll find at the iconic Land’s End. The rock formation sits right between the calm and tranquil Sea of Cortez and the frothing and tumultuous Pacific Ocean. Where the land ends is where the two meet. 

From Land’s End, visitors can take in both shores near-simultaneously. All that separates the two is a few minutes walk from the shore of Lovers Beach to the opposite coastline of Divorce Beach. You can stand in the middle and get a great view of both or relax on the shores of either beach for a beautiful—but markedly distinct—experience of the Sea of Cortez or the Pacific Ocean. 

Just as El Arco is a staple of the landscape, it’s also a staple for anyone coming to Cabo San Lucas to enjoy. From diving below the waves to walking along the sand, El Arco stuns and amazes with its beautiful sights and breathtaking experiences. 

Whether admiring the landmark during a glorious sunset or walking beneath it during the rare occasions when the tide recedes, there are numerous ways to indulge in the Arch of Cabo San Lucas. There are a lot fewer ways to get there. 

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Tour Arco, Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo

• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottled water
• Be 6 minutes before in the lobby of your hotel or at the meeting point.
• Cabo San Lucas, BCS, Mexico
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Infants must sit on laps
• Infant seats available
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not recommended for travelers with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• No heart problems or other serious medical conditions
• Most travelers can participate
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
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• Adjanie08 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A Must Tour in Los Cabos ! Amazing Tour of Los Cabos. It's worth it to take this tour. You would spend your time touring beaches, learning about Los Cabos, their towns and their food. Balandra Beach was extremely beautiful, is very far from Los Cabos and you need to get there early because at 12 the police comes and everyone needs to leave, then the second tour, pm can enjoy the beach. Our tour guide did an amazing job, his name is Juan, due a recent hurricane it was difficult to go to different beaches, but he used his imagination and made it work. La Paz Malecon was gorgeous and very calm, the food was delicious. Todos Santos town is magical, we went during the dia de los muertos festivity and was extraordinary to see all the altars and catrinas. Definity this tour is a must !!! and kudos to Juan ! He was great ! Read more Written November 9, 2023
• GLG025 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Balandera beach is beautiful but this can be a very long excursion ----short review---- Pros: - Balandera beach was beautiful (no drones allowed) - lunch was tasty - friendly staff Cons: - 2nd beach wasnt that great - lot of stops at shops, instead of interesting areas. - the van was fully packed with 12 ppl. Not a lot of room. - very long excursion with a lot of driving. ----detailed review---- The pick up from the hotel was punctual. I was picked up at 5am. The van was adequate and the AC was fine. Only problem was we were fully booked so there were 12 ppl in the van. Fortunately im not a big guy so it wasn't an issue but if you're a larger person then it might be an issue if you dont get the correct seat. We stopped at a breakfast spot. The empanadas were great. My group were all spanish speakers, except for me. Marco, translated what the main guide was saying into english. THANK YOU MARCO! After the breakfast spot, we headed off to Balandera beach. It was a pretty long drive due to traffic. We spent about 2 and a half hours there. It was beautiful and clean beach. Unfortunately drones are not allowed. They have beach umbrellas you can rent or if you're lucky you can grab one of the huts they have there for free. The water was clear and refreshing but definitely make sure you bring sunscreen. After the beach, we headed off to the 2nd beach. I didnt really enjoy this beach as much. There were definitely more colorful fishes there but overall, it was a commercial beach that didnt feel the same as the first beach. We spent about another 90 minutes here. After this, we went into town where we went into a store to watch how pearls were harvested. Was pretty cool to learn and you have a chance of winning a pearl that they harvest right in front of you. But be aware, mounting it is super expensive. Cheapest item you can mount it to cost over $100 USD. After this we were able to walk around the town for a bit. There wasnt anything to see other than shops. After this we went to eat lunch. The lunch was definitely one of the best meals i had during my entire stay in Cabo. The dish I could was a grilled fish in foil. Highly recommend it. It also came with a drink. After this we stopped at a church, which was pretty old and had really nice Frescos. After this we went to a place called "hotel california". Don't know why, because it felt like we were there just for the gift shops in the area. They will say the Eagles song, "Hotel California", was inspired by the hotel but a quick google search will tell you that's not the case. We were here for over an hour. There is a nice ice cream spot right beside the hotel which had great ice cream flavors. Overall, the excursion wasn't bad. I just wish we spent more time at Balandera beach and were taken to more historical spots that didnt feel like we were just being led from gift shop to gift shop. This just prolonged the excursion more than it needed to be. If the points of interest were actually interesting then it wouldnt feel as tedious as it did. The two guides were super friendly and tried their best to inform us of the history of the local areas and places we visited. Read more Written September 25, 2023
• Kathleen H 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles If you’re looking to get out of Cabo for a day, this is a great option! This tour was a dream! We had a great guide who spoke both english and spanish flawlessly, as half of our group only spoke english and the other half only spanish. Pickup was easy (they’ll give you a call when they’re about 15 minutes out) and the car was well air-conditioned with plenty of cold water for everybody. Balandra and Corumel were stunning beaches, and La Paz and Todos Santos were very charming little towns. I would absolutely recommend this tour! Read more Written August 27, 2023
• OnAir35269776952 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Balandra Beach, La Paz, Todos Los Santos, Hotel California Tour Luvis transportation arrived late to the hotel. The driver had a nice personality. The van was old, and the air conditioner was not good. Balandra Beach with very few restrooms and not enough time to swim. Beautiful natural environment. The La Paz tour was a disaster, the restrooms were awful, very dirty, and there is not an area to change clothes. The restaurant included in the tour was bad, the chicken was not fully cooked, the restrooms were soiled, there was poop on the floor, and nobody was available to clean. Read more Written July 27, 2023
• Elizabeth R 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Fun time but only 1 downside Juan the guide was amazing! He was patient, polite, and accommodating. We had a fun time with super nice people but it was a long drive. The reason I wouldn't book the tour again is because the van was full , crowded and the rear suspension of the newer van was horrible; making the actual trip almost unbearable. The activity itself was really good though. Thanks Juan! Read more Written July 1, 2023
• Takara1 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic Tour of La Paz and Todos Santos We have vacationed in Cabo many times but had not really explored La Paz because it was so far away. This Dec. 2022, we decided to take the La Paz full day tour with Luvis Tours. We used the Los Cabos Passport Discount Card so the trip was 2 for 1 and a great deal for my wife and I. We had a huge surprise when getting picked up: the tour bus had a total of 12 people and all the rest of them spoke Spanish!! We were the only ones that spoke English. Even the tour driver couldn't speak good English. Luckily, one woman on the tour spoke English so she translated for us. We usually experienced just the opposite on previous tours where the majority were Americans and maybe a couple of Mexicans. Now it appears the tourists include more local residents which is a good sign that the economy has improved for them. We were glad to see this and hope it continues. We never knew about Balandra Beach and Playa El Tesoro beach in La Paz so it was a fantastic new experience for us. We had lunch and also visited a church and walked around Todos Santos. The entire trip took 13 hours and we were glad we didn't have to drive. Our driver did a good job and we tipped him well. We will consider more tours by Luvis in the future. Read more Written January 15, 2023
• Ruth L 0 contributions 2.0 of 5 bubbles Beach Tour The places we visited were lovely. We were given water, picked up and dropped off from our Airbnb and the van was up to par. It sounds like some tours stop at a gas station for snacks before the first beach. We stopped at a restaurant and were told to get food to go if we wanted. We weren’t told that this was our only stop before Balandra beach until it was to late. The company had provided homemade ham sandwiches but 3 of us were vegetarian and there were no other options. The lunch provided later was good. Although I would have liked more time at Balandra beach, and less time at the beach afterwards. That wasn’t the problem, our driver was. He was obviously overworked, tired and in a bad mood. At no point did he introduce himself to the group or us to each other. He left us places with little explanation and just told us what time to meet. He was a driver, not a tour guide. He made the group feel uncomfortable which made our day awkward. His driving was dangerous as well. At one point we were 5 feet away from a truck carrying flammable gases. Another gentleman in the group mentioned that the driver was having trouble staying awake. We all noticed how he was speeding and going in and out of traffic. In his defense, working 6 days a week with 14 hour days is not easy but, this was unacceptable! I rarely leave a negative review, but I felt it was necessary this time. Read more Written January 4, 2023
• mariopartida 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Absolutely Beautiful The trip was great, I would highly recommend. We have been to Cabo many times, and have been putting off going on this excursion because of the length of time it takes up, but it was well worth it. Balandra Beach is absolutely beautiful! La Paz and Todo Santos are charming cities as well. Our driver Moy was informative and attentive to our every needs. Recommendation: Take a small cooler or bag to put some snacks / drinks in. Balandra Beach is beautiful, but you there is nothing to buy there. So when you stop at the Oxxo (Gas Station) before you get there, you can fill up your bag with snacks, a few drinks and some ice. Make sure it is not too big, as there is not much extra room in the van. You are only there for 2 hours early in the morning so you don't need a ton of drinks / snacks. AND PICUP YOUR TRASH! ALSO, Take a charging bank for your phone / camera. Because the trip is so long, many peoples phones / cameras died by the end of the trip. I did not get as many pictures as I would like in Todos Santos because of this. Read more Written July 11, 2022
• christinamK2418QT 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles EXCELLENT Highly recommend booking with Vicente. He was so nice and friendly and spoke great English for our friends! He gave us great knowledge about La Paz & Todos Santos. Highly recommend booking with him! 🙌 Read more Written June 18, 2022
• Nausheend26 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Loved this tour! One if the best days in Cabo. This was one of the best trips we took from Cabo despite some hiccups and lack of organisation - we were picked up from our hotel at 5.20am and then on the way were offered breakfast (biscuits, sandwich, juice) although the only option they had in sandwich was pork so we were left with just biscuits for our breakfast. So it would have been better if they had a veggie or a chicken option. Then we were dropped off at playa balandra at 9.20am for 2 hours which went by really quick - first of all the restrooms there are kind of the honeybucket (although super clean) but had a line so that takes up about 15-20 minutes just to freshen up after the drop-off. Then to get the views you have to go up the mountain which is a good 30-35 minutes round trip up and back. Then if you really wanna enjoy you would want to walk your way to the Mushroom inside the water (instead of on the shore which is quicker) and click pictures which takes up another 40-45 minutes then to catch the bus you have to rush back so basically you don’t get anytime to sit and relax on such a beautiful beach. We could have used another half an hour more on that part. Then we were taken to another beach about half hour away, I think Playa Corumel, it had decent bathrooms and showers, some restaurants. We rented an umbrella there and the guy said if we ordered food and drinks from him he would give umbrella, chair and table for free. We were given another 2 hours at that beach which I think was a lot, given the beach wasn’t that great by itself. Then from there we were taken to the restaurant Mariscos El Paraje that served amazing food - options were grilled fish, breaded fish or chicken fajitas. We got grilled fish and fajitas both of which were really delicious. Then we were given an hour to walk on La Paz boardwalk, also taken to this pearl jewellery place to learn about how pearls are made, etc. Then on to Todos Santos which was about 1 hour 45 minutes drive from La Paz. Todos Santos is a magical and charming small town and you will fall in love with it - there’s a little flea market right behind Hotel California that was very cute. We were looking for some fresh coconut water and walked 2 blocks inside the town from Hotel California and reached this local spot where a woman sold all Mexican goods and dried coconut fresh water - it was truly refreshing to have that. Our tour guides - Daniel, Christian and driver George all did an amazing job at what they were doing and super helpful. Read more Written June 16, 2022
• BurroTraveler 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great fun for a day We had a great time in all the places we visited. Jony was great as a driver and explaining the historical facts and made the whole trip more entertaining for us. Maybe the only thing I would modify from the itinerary is the visit to Corumel beach. It was really not necessary and we would’ve spent more time at La Paz. Read more Written May 20, 2022
• pc917 0 contributions 2.0 of 5 bubbles Poorly Organized Should have been advertised as a beach tour. We were dropped off at Balandra beach at 7AM, left there for 3 hours, then taken to Tecolote beach for another hour. We were 8+ hours into the day before even getting to La Paz, where we spent 90 minutes. The stop in Todos Santos was an hour. Also, prepare for a LONG day (12-14 hours) and pack snacks. Our pickup time was 4AM. Lunch wasn’t served until after 2PM. Driver was friendly. Read more Written May 20, 2021
• quentfabro 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Tour of Todos Sandos We booked a tour of Todos Santos with Luvis Tours. We had a very safe and knowledgeable driver named Fili. He was very friendly, spoke impeccable English and was very personable. I give him a 5+ out of 5 grading system. Four of the six people of our group had been to Todos Santos before so we didn’t need too much baby sitting. He provided history and insights into the area and was very flexible in taking us to different areas around the city and Cerritos Beach. If I had a tour business, I hire him-great employee. The city has made many improvements since we were there about three years ago. After stopping at Cerritos Beach, the old mission church, Hotel California, many art/craft stores and various other sites, we had dinner/drinks at the Tequila Sunrise Restaurant across from Hotel California. Great food/service. The owner there is very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend that place as well. Quent Fabro, Eagan, MN Read more Written April 17, 2021
• E5297KFdeborahc 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Great but too long I think the day was longer than it needed to be. Too much time in balandra not enough in la paz and todo Santos. The driver,vincente,was very knowledgeable and accommodating he went out of his way to accommodate. The included meal was excellent Read more Written April 10, 2021
• janicee4 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Todos Los Santos Vicente was really nice and knowledgeable about the culture and town. Someone lost their phone in our group, and he went out of his way to find it for her. It was a fun tour! Read more Written March 26, 2021

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El Arco 4 Ways – Which Is Yours?

See an iconic landmark from a new point of view..

Seeing El Arco is a must on a getaway to Los Cabos. It’s not just a unique land formation; it’s a symbol of the strength and resilience of Los Cabos over the years and a reminder to be fortunate for where you are. On your next trip to Land’s End, try seeing El Arco from a new perspective. Here are four different ways you can take in this Los Cabos legend.

Sail at Sunset Imagine being on the open water, lit by the mellow oranges and pinks of a Los Cabos sunset as you look out at El Arco, drink in hand. There may not be a more romantic way to see this iconic landmark (though, keep reading because we may top it). Cabo Sailing offers many sailboat and yacht tours that are sure to all include a cruise by El Arco.

See It From Underwater For the more adventurous traveler, there are snorkeling and scuba tours that will let you see El Arco from underneath the surface of the ocean. Companies including Cabo Sailing and Rancho Tours will guide you to the waters near the landmark and help you point out angelfish, purple surgeonfish, long-spine porcupinefish and more marine life in the area.

Kayak to Lovers Beach Romance is in the name. Lovers Beach, or Playa del Amor, is a small secluded beach that requires a kayak, paddleboard or water taxi to reach it. There are guided tours that can take you there, but you can also rent your own kayak, bring a small picnic and have a pleasant day on Lovers Beach with El Arco within arm’s reach. Just don’t cross over to Divorce Beach on the Pacific Ocean side, as those waters are too dangerous to swim in.

Combine a Few Experiences For something that isn’t as exclusive as sunset sailing or adventurous as snorkeling, you can take a glass-bottom boat out to see El Arco and the surrounding rock formations. Consider it the best of both worlds – you get the ease of a boat tour, plus you can see all the marine life of a scuba tour without getting wet. This is also a good option for a jam-packed schedule, as these tours are shorter and let you enjoy more of Los Cabos on the same day.

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TOUR AL ARCO CLÁSICO

$400 MXN -37% $250 MXN 45 minutos

Sube a una lancha con un pequeño fondo de cristal recorriendo el fin de la tierra con sus formaciones rocosas, colonia de lobos marinos y el famoso arco; adem ás podrás bajar a la playa del amor y del divorcio por dos horas completamente gratis. Recorre la bahía de Cabo San Lucas en la lancha más clásica del mundo con tus acompañantes y amigos  Leer más…

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AVISTAMIENTO DE BALLENAS

$1,200 MXN -42% $699 MXN 2 horas

De Diciembre a Abril disfruta el espectáculo de salto de las manadas de ballenas grises y jorobadas nadando con sus ballenatos. Reserva el tour para el inicio de la temporada de espectaculos mas increibles de Mexico y no pagues precios excesivos. El tour se realiza a bordo de una lancha fondo de cristal  Leer más…

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CITY TOUR LA PAZ: BALANDRA

$2,500 MXN -28% $1,800 MXN 12 horas

Cuando visitas esta playa lo que más disfrutas son sus aguas tranquilas y de poca profundidad que permite a los visitantes adentrarse hasta 500 metros en el mar con el agua a las rodillas, por lo que es segura para todas las edades. Visitamos el Malecón de la Paz, Todos Santos, Playa Coromuel y Playa Balandra  Leer más…

LANCHA TRANSPARENTE

$700 MXN -50% $350 MXN 45 minutos

Un paseo en la única lancha transparente en todo el mundo por la bahía, el arco y sus formaciones rocosas, una aventura que no puedes perderte en tu visita a Los Cabos; la nueva forma de vivir el tour al arco, ¡vive una experiencia inolvidable! También contarás con la increíble atención de tu capitán y tu guía a bordo de la lancha  Leer más…

TOUR ISLA ESPIRITU SANTO

$3,000 MXN -47% $1,600 MXN 12 horas

La isla desierta rodeada por el acuario del mundo con decenas de especies endémicas a conocer, siendo famosa para realizar snorkel con lobos marinos sin resultar peligroso acompañado de nuestros guías expertos. Disfruta en playa de un ceviche preparado exclusivamente para tí con bebidas no alcoholicas ilimitadas  Leer más…

NADO CON TIBURÓN BALLENA

$3,000 MXN -47% $1,600 MXN 8 horas

Entre Octubre y Mayo disfruta de la actividad más impresionante que puedes hacer al nadar de cerca con el pez más grande del mundo mejor conocido como el «gigante gentil». Verlo con tus propios ojos será la experiencia marina más espectacular de tu vida ya que este gran pez mide más de 12 metros que nunca olvidarás Leer más…

PARASAILING EN LANCHA

$1,999 MXN -25% $1,499 MXN 1 hora

Vuela por toda la bahía de Cabo San Lucas como un águila a bordo de un paracaídas siendo sujetado por una lancha rápida que te elevará por los aires, puedes experimentar tú solo la aventura o vivirla con un acompañante en el parasailing doble. Disfruta de un recorrido por el arco al fin de la tierra en una lancha rápida  Leer más…

CRUCERO CABOREY

$2,500 MXN -40% $1,499 MXN 3 horas

El restaurante flotante más grande de Cabo San Lucas, escoge el horario de snorkel & sunset. Visitamos la bahía de Cabo con bebidas ilimitadas a bordo acompañado de un pequeño snack. Su increíble y elegante interior así como su inmenso tamaño lo convierten en una excelente opción para disfrutar un paseo relajante  Leer más…

AVENTURA BARCO PIRATA

$2,500 MXN -40% $1,499 MXN 2 horas

En el famoso Barco Pirata Los Cabos ven a disfrutar del sunset mas hermoso de Mexico o de la espectacular actividad de snorkel en un dia caluroso en las aguas de Cabo San Lucas y el Mar de Cortés y comparte con la familia momentos increíbles al estar en un barco pirata 100 % hecho de madera con piratas comprometidos con hacerte vivir  Leer más…

BAR FLOTANTE: FIESTA EN CATAMARÁN CABO ESCAPE

El crucero divertido con snorkel, el crucero de avistamiento de ballenas con desayuno y nuestro tour de fajitas al atardecer operan todos los días. Siguiendo la tradición de la famosa vida nocturna de Los Cabos, abrimos varias noches los fines de semana como un club nocturno en el que podrás disfrutar de un ambiente ruidoso con bebidas  Leer más…

CATAMARAN HAWAII TOUR PRIVADO

$15,200 MXN -40% $9,000 MXN 2 horas

Nuestro catamarán espacioso y cómodo te llevará a los mejores spots de snorkel, ofreciéndote una experiencia única en contacto directo con la naturaleza acuática. A medida que el sol comienza a descender, relájate en la cubierta, brindando con cócteles y deleitándote con la magnífica vista panorámica. Dos horarios a elegir: tour snorkel y tour sunset  Leer más…

AVISTAMIENTO DE BALLENAS EN CATAMARÁN HAWAII

$1,200 MXN -50% $599 MXN 2 horas

Nuestro Catamarán Hawaii está listo para llevarte a la aventura más esperada que puedes vivir en este destino: ¡La temporada de avistamiento de ballenas! El tour recorre adicionalmente la bahía de Cabo San Lucas mientras disfruta de increíbles bebidas y bocadillos en un ambiente tranquilo donde verás a las ballenas grises saltar  Leer más…

JETSKI (MOTO ACUÁTICA) RENTA POR HORA Ó 30 MINUTOS

$3,000 MXN -17% $2,499 MXN 1 hora

Experimenta nuestra actividad más divertida de todo Cabo San Lucas: La Jet Ski (moto acuática). Vive la adrenalina de navegar libremente por toda la bahía de Cabo San Lucas a bordo de una moto acuática a máxima velocidad, recorre por una hora de adrenalina pura el fin de la tierra con tus  amigos en una carrera Leer más…

PASEO EN CAMELLO

$3,000 MXN -10% $2,499 MXN 2 horas

Emprenda un exótico paseo en un camello en el desierto de Los Cabos frente al océano pacífico con transportación redonda incluída. Conozca a uno de los animales de transporte más longevos del mundo, de la mano de nuestros expertos conoce en profundidad la fauna de nuestra Baja California Sur  Leer más…

ATV OFF ROAD!

$4,500 MXN -33% $3,199 MXN 2 horas

¡Bienvenido a la aventura extrema en el paraíso! Te invitamos a explorar los impresionantes paisajes de Los Cabos de una manera emocionante y única. Prepárate para la acción mientras montas uno de nuestros potentes ATV a través de terrenos desafiantes y escenarios espectaculares  Leer más…

SIDE BY SIDE UTV

$5,000 MXN -50% $2,499 MXN 2 horas

¡Bienvenido a la aventura extrema en el paraíso! Te invitamos a explorar los impresionantes paisajes de Los Cabos de una manera emocionante y única. Prepárate para la acción mientras montas uno de nuestros potentes UTV a través de terrenos desafiantes y escenarios espectaculares Leer más…

PASEO EN CABALLO

$1,800 MXN -33% $1,200 MXN 2 horas

Disfrute de una hermosa excursión a caballo en Cabo. Dará un paseo a caballo durante aproximadamente media hora a través del desierto, donde puede ver algunas liebres, ardillas, correcaminos y ciervos mientras disfruta de la experiencia de vivir la vida del desierto con tus propios ojos Leer más…

COMBO CACTUS 2x1

$2,500 MXN -20% $1,999 MXN 2 horas

Disfruta de dos tours espectaculares de una hora cada uno por el precio de uno y vive la magia de los Cabos hoy mismo. ¿No te decides qué tour hacer? Combina 2 de tus tours preferidos y vive una aventura inolvidable ya sea montando un camello o manejando un ATV por todo el desierto de Los Cabos, ¡no limits!  Leer más…

VUELO EN HELICÓPTERO

$30,000 MXN -30% $20,000 MXN 20 minutos

El vuelo en helicóptero más espectacular de 20 minutos sobre el icónico Arco donde el Océano Pacífico se encuentra con el Mar de Cortés. Usamos un helicóptero Robinson R44 para estos recorridos. Pilotos certificados con más de 15,000 horas de experiencia de vuelo. Helicópteros modernos con pocas horas de uso Leer más…

COMBO ZIPLINE TIROLESA + RAPPEL 180ft + PUENTE COLGANTE EN COSTA AZUL

$3,999 MXN -25% $2,999 MXN 3 horas

Comienza a volar por el Cañón de la Costa Azul, siente la brisa en tu cuerpo mientras vas de un lado a otro de la montaña, camina sobre nuestro puente colgante y prepárate para descender en rapel por nuestra pared natural de rappel de 180 pies. La experiencia es totalmente segura y muy divertida Leer más…

SUPERCOMBO: TOUR AL ARCO + CITY TOUR LA PAZ

$2,500 MXN -28% $1,799 MXN 2 días

El único super combo que te llevará a vivir la increíble aventura del City Tour La Paz y  BALANDRA  + el clásico tour al arco a bordo de una lancha fondo de cristal recorriendo toda la bahía. Se realiza en dos días diferentes e incluye transportación redonda, alimentos y guía turístico que te llevará a conocer todas las maravillas de la Baja Sur  Leer más…

MEGACOMBO: TOUR AL ARCO + CITY TOUR LA PAZ + AVISTAMIENTO DE BALLENAS

$3,000 MXN -30% $2,199 MXN 2 días

Disfruta la experiencia de vivir el City tour La Paz + tour al arco en lancha fondo de cristal + avistamiento de ballenas en lancha. Se realizan en dos días diferentes con todo incluído. Conoce la asombrosa playa BALANDRA y totalmente gratis visita el pueblito mágico de Todos Santos. El combo inolvidable  Leer más…

COMBO POR PAREJA: CLEARBOAT + PASEO EN CAMELLO

$3,500 MXN -15% $2,999 MXN 3 horas

Emprende un viaje de proporciones magníficas mientras recorres el desierto de Baja California Sur en lo alto de un amistoso camello. Conoce a tu camello por su nombre antes de subirte a él y salir a explorar. Complementario a esta actividad terrestre te llevamos la lancha transparente. Incluye transporte redondo y el precio es por pareja  Leer más…

YATE TARAHUMARA

$3,500 MXN -29% $2,499 MXN +2 horas

Nuestro yate Tarahumara de 36 ft con capacidad máxima de 8 personas está listo para brindarte el mejor servicio que hayas vivido en Cabo San Lucas con un personal experimentado que te llevara a navegar por toda la bahía de Cabo, sus playas, sus formaciones rocosas, sus colonias de animales, y navega por  Leer más…

YATE BUENAVENTURA

$5,000 MXN -20% $3,999 MXN +2 horas

Nuestro yate Buenaventura de 42 ft con capacidad máxima de 14 personas está listo para brindarte el mejor servicio que hayas vivido en Cabo San Lucas con un personal experimentado que te llevara a navegar por toda la bahía de Cabo, sus playas, sus formaciones rocosas, sus colonias  Leer más…

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My Bucket List Worthy Trip to El Arco in a Crystal Clear Boat in Los Cabos

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Heading to the Baja Peninsula and itching to see the famous arch in a crystal clear boat in Los Cabos? After reading this post, you’ll have everything you need to know about booking a clear boat in Cabo San Lucas!

Cabo is my ultimate Mexican fantasy come to life. There’s crystal-clear waters teeming with wildlife, unlimited pina coladas at the swim up bar, authentic al pastor tacos and coca-colas, a colorful town filled with colonial buildings, and an overall sun-drenched chic desert vibe. But seeing the arch is the number one attraction, easily!

On my latest trip to Cabo (a whirlwind of a few days celebrating a friend’s birthday — hi Mel!), I finally crossed this off my Mexico bucket list. Seeing the arch from a completely clear boat in Los Cabos was easily our favorite activity in all of Cabo, and we definitely crammed it all in!

Honestly guys, if you do one thing in Cabo (besides stuffing your face with tacos and sipping frozen cocktails at the swim up bar), make it this. I can’t stop gushing about the experience and looking at all the photos — yes, it was that cool.

Read Next: All Our Favorite Things to do in Los Cabos (see what we got up to here!)

I’ve been on plenty of boat tours around the world — from Maui and Milos (Greece) to Komodo (Indonesia) and Koh Phi Phi (Thailand) , but taking the clear boat out in Los Cabos was such a unique experience. I mean, the boat is 100% transparent — where else have you seen that before?!

And it’s literally not only the one and only crystal clear boat in Los Cabos, but in the world (keep reading to learn why).

While the famous El Arco was easily the main attraction of the activity (and where we took loads and loads of photos), we also saw the Window to the Pacific, Neptune’s Finger, Lover’s Beach, and way more. The crystal clear boat in Los Cabos is definitely not your average Land’s End tour — keep reading for everything you need to know!

About the Clear Boat in Los Cabos 

If you haven’t realized just yet, the boat is a COMPLETELY clear vessel → it’s 100% TRANSPARENT (yes, even the seats and sides)! Meaning you can see everything below the boat. There’s absolutely nothing getting in the way from seeing the mesmerizing blue waters of the Sea of Cortez, the colorful tropical fish, and the coral reefs below. We were stunned!

Now, I’m not sure if the boat is made of actual glass — I think it’s more like a plexiglass or something close to that. But whatever it is, it’s completely see-through. The company even patented the clear structure of the boat for 10 years, so you definitely won’t see any other boats like it in the marina (or elsewhere in the world for that matter)!

And no matter where you sit, you’ll get a great view. The sitting areas are both on the outsides of the boat, so there’ll be nothing impeding your view (no bad seats here)!

Each crystal clear boat holds about 8-10 people (plus your captain and crew), so thankfully it’ll never feel insanely crowded. And since we had booked ourselves a private tour (more on that later), we had plenty (and plenty!) of space!

→ Book your crystal clear boat tour here!

Psst: this kinda goes without saying considering how small the boat is, but there’s no bathrooms on board. So make sure you go ahead of time (although you’ll only be on the boat for roughly 45 minutes to an hour, so I think you’ll be ok as long as you didn’t just chug margarita after margarita).

What’s the difference between a glass-bottom boat and this completely crystal clear boat in Los Cabos?

Honestly, they’re completely different experiences! Sure, a glass-bottom boat sounds pretty cool (at least I initially thought it did), but from what we saw, it’s just a regular boat with a small glass panel in the middle in a boxy kinda structure.

We saw plenty at the marina and they were kinda underwhelming. I’m sure you can see some wildlife from the boat in them, but I promise you, the 100% clear boat is infinitely more amazing . And it’s only a few bucks more, so I say choose the bucket-list worthy experience of course!

Wanna save some money? You can easily hire a glass-bottom boat from a street vender at the marina (trust me, you won’t miss them — they’re a tad bit pushy), or you can book one in advance (saves you the hassle of waiting around if they’re busy).

But trust me — go with the completely transparent boat, you won’t be disappointed; we had SUCH a good time and the whole experience was absolutely amazing! 

What’s so Special about El Arco anyways?!

It’s only the most distinctive landmark in southern Mexico, that’s all! The Arch of Cabo San Lucas was formed by wind, the rough tide, and tons and tons of time (it’s estimated to be between 13 million and 15 million years old..). And plus, it’s located exactly where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez, so pretty important stuff! :p

It’s got a pretty interesting history, too. The whole area (including The Arch and other limestone stacks nearby) is also known as Land’s End, because sailors thought it was the last bit of land they’d see until reaching Antarctica! Pretty crazy stuff, right? So yeah, definitely don’t miss El Arco on your next trip to Cabo San Lucas.

BUT there are known cracks inside the structure of the Arch, so this could (over time) cause the Arch to collapse. Get there sooner than later!

Our Clear Boat Experience  in Los Cabos

Location : The clear boats depart from the marina in Cabo San Lucas (the party side of Cabo). If you’re not familiar with the area, just know there’s two very different sides to Los Cabos, and those staying in San Jose (the quieter, more cultural side) will need to get to Cabo San Lucas. Many tours offer pick up, so don’t worry!

Plus, there’s always Uber if you need it! Read about lots more logistical information in Los Cabos here!

The Company and Pre-boarding: The amazing company that facilitates all these completely crystal clear boats in Los Cabos? Enva Tours! They’ve got Cabo’s only clear boat.  

You’ll need to check in and fill out paperwork/sign waivers at the Enva Tours office located at Marina Sn Local 50 y 51 EE, Centro, Marina Colonia, Centro, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S. Pop that baby into your GPS; it’s not that hard to find. 🙂

While we waited for our names to be called (there was definitely a decent amount of people heading out on the clear boats — it’s a popular activity here in Cabo), we did a little browsing at the shops nearby. 

Once we were checked in and all that jazz, we made our way to the marina and onto the boat we went! We took off our shoes to protect the boat (to eliminate any potential scratches on the clear surface!), secured our life vests, and whipped out our cameras.

During the boat ride: As soon as we stepped onto the crystal clear boat , we were in awe. I swear, it was such a fun experience! 

On our way out to sea, our guide pointed out all the beaches and points of interest along the way. And then we made it to El Arco — easily the most iconic (and distinctive) landmark in all of Los Cabos — I’m sure you’ve seen it on postcards and all over IG. We took alllll the photos we could ever imagine, and the photographer snapped away as well (more on that later).

While the main attraction was definitely El Arco (the famous Arch of Cabo!), we also got a glimpse of the Cannery Beaches (beaches closest to the marina), Window to the Pacific, Playa Amor (Lover’s Beach), Neptune’s Finger, and everything else at Land’s End.

We also stopped by Pelican Rock, to, you guessed it, watch the pelicans for a bit, as well as sea lions sunning themselves on the rocks for a few minutes.

Throughout the ride, we saw all the fish right under the boat (one of the guides was throwing food into the water for max effect, but there were still lots whenever he wasn’t throwing food in). And OMG there were so many! Just look at that photo! I definitely didn’t expect to see puffer fish and schools of hundreds of fish (no exaggeration).

After we docked: After about an hour, unfortunately the tour was over, and we docked right back at the marina where we started. We then went back to the office to see our professional photos (every boat tour has a photographer join)! We decided to buy the whole package (~$80 for over 300 photos) and our guide promptly put them right onto our phones. Just make sure you’ve got enough space!

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What to bring.

You honestly don’t need much (as the whole clear boat ride in Cabo is just about an hour), but you wanna make sure you’re comfortable! A few things to bring:

• A camera , of course! The whole boat ride was so stunning I couldn’t put my camera down! I kinda wish I also brought along my GoPro to stick in the water to get some footage of all the fish (although you can easily get some video with your regular camera straight through the boat without getting anything wet — remember, it’s clear!)
• A flowy beach coverup or sarong/kimono, especially if you wanna attempt to hide the bright orange life jacket in photos.
• Sunglasses and a wide-brimmed beach hat , as the sun is super strong over here (and plus, hats look super cute in photos).
• Slather on that sunscreen — gotta protect that skin!

Other things to keep in mind

• Life jackets are required. You need to keep your life jacket on AT ALL TIMES. No matter what. And yes, that means for photos. While we wanted to take them off for a quick photo, I completely understand — safety first! You can disguise your life jacket under your cover up for photos though, and desaturate the orange when you’re editing your photos later on to hide it even more. 

• Shoes are a no-no. You’ll be required to take your shoes off or put on blue booties over your shoes so that you don’t scratch the floor of the clear boat. I say just take your sandals off — who wants ugly blue booties in all your photos?!
• Photos are offered. The tour guide takes photos of you on his camera (one of those chunky DSLRs) — available for purchase after the fact ($80 for all photos, we got that package and got around 300 photos total). I think it really depends on the photographer, but he did a pretty good job, although all his photos were pretty heavily saturated and very warm in tone. Definitely take at least some of your own photos if you don’t wanna buy them or don’t like how they turned out.
• You’ll need good weather. Going out in the crystal clear boat in Los Cabos requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a ride on a different date or a full refund, your choice. On that note, we went in the morning (the 10am slot), and the water was relatively calm compared to later on in the day when we took a water taxi to Lover’s Beach.

• The seas can be kinda rough. If you’re prone to seasickness and are going in the afternoon or on a slightly windy day, definitely pop some Dramamine beforehand just in case. 

The Tour Options: Private vs Public vs Extras

A few options are offered, depending on who you book with. 

Public Tours: We saw a few clear boats that were clearly public tours, and everyone had space on the boat to move around a bit. It didn’t look like anyone was crammed in, which I appreciate. Public tours are easy to book, and you can book directly with the company or through a tour operator like Viator and GetYourGuide . Read reviews and book your clear boat tour here!

If you’d rather book your crystal clear boat tour to the Arch with a few extras (did someone say tequila tasting?!), check out this tour that includes a tequila tasting tour, bottled water, time at Medano Beach, and free time at the Marina for strolling or shopping. Oh! And it also includes pick-up and drop-off at almost all hotels, so definitely worth the extra cost! Read reviews and book here!

Private Tours: This is what my friends and I chose, and we couldn’t have been happier. Not only did we have so much space on the boat (it was just us 4 plus the photographer/guide and captain), but we were given all the time in the world for photos!

Private tours are obviously more expensive at around ~$200USD per hour, but since there were 4 of us splitting the fare, we only paid a bit extra than we would have on the public tour. 

If you’ve got a group of 4 or 5, I say go for the private tour — it’s definitely worth it (albeit a tad more expensive). You’ll need to book directly with the company as it looks like they’re the only ones who actually offer private tours.

Other Things to do in Cabo San Lucas

If you’re already in the area for the clear boat tour, why not stick around a bit longer and explore?! Besides walking along the marina (and picking out your next yacht purchase, haha), there’s tons of bars and restaurants to check out, as well as lots of fun activities! My favorites below:

Snorkeling Tour : If seeing the fish through the crystal clear boat in Los Cabos wasn’t enough for ya, book yourself on a snorkeling tour. Cabo has one of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world afterall! On this tour , you’ll swim in the azure waters of Santa Maria Bay (near the arch!) with tons of colorful tropical fish and such a fun crew. They even serve icy margaritas and cold cervezas afterwards! Read reviews and book your snorkeling tour here!

Swim at Playa del Amor: Stunning, soft white sands. Amazing rock formations. Beautiful clear water. It is Baja’s most famous beach afterall. Playa del Amor, or Lover’s Beach, is easily one of Cabo’s most famous stretches of shoreline — and definitely one of the most stunning. And yes, this is one of the beaches you can actually safely swim in (although the currents were still kinda strong).

But do note it can get kinda crowded, so don’t expect a romantic rendezvous with your significant other (despite the beach’s name). Plus, the sand was incredibly hot when we visited, so we had to literally run back and forth from our towels/bags and the ocean. 

Walk Along Divorce Beach: Right on the other side of Playa del Amor you’ll find Divorce Beach. You can walk between the two beaches, but note that you can only swim on the Cabo San Lucas/Sea of Cortez side at Lover’s Beach, NOT over here at Divorce Beach. It’s just way too dangerous to swim in — the water is turbulent and there’s powerful rip currents. 

Eat and Drink: There’s tons of beach bars after your day of adventuring and some chic spots for dinner. We had mojitos and margs at The Porch (the best on a humid and scorching hot day), and then mole and churros afterwards at Hacienda Cocina y Cantina!

ATV Tour on the beach : Strap on your helmet, fasten your googles, and pull up your bandana/mask — we’re going ATVing! If you’ve never ridden an ATV before, Cabo’s the place to do it (if you aren’t going to Santorini anytime soon!). You’ll be driving through a wide variety of terrain: trailed and slightly mountainous, arid desert landscapes dotted with cacti, sandy beaches with ocean views….the works!! 

You can choose a single or double ATV depending on who in your party wants to drive (I always let my husband drive as I don’t trust myself, haha). Definitely one of the most adventurous things to do in San Jose del Cabo, and a great way to see some local beaches! Read reviews and book your own ATV tour here!

I hope this helps you decide if a crystal clear boat in Los Cabos is for you! We absolutely loved it and it was easily one of our favorite things to do in Cabo San Lucas!

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Can You Walk to El Arco in Cabo? A Beautiful Hike

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While it’s a common question among tourists—” Can you walk to El Arco in Cabo? “—the answer is no. Its location on the water makes direct access challenging.

It is worth mentioning that there is an unmarked path along Land’s end (seen above). The path can take you as far as Lover’s Beach. That said, the path isn’t for everyone.

A similar answer is if it is possible to  swim to El Arco . While physical exercise is possible, there are conditions to consider before attempting to do so.

Exploring El Arco: Cabo San Lucas’ Iconic Natural Archway

Nested at the southernmost tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, El Arco is a stunning testament to Cabo San Lucas’s natural beauty.

This iconic limestone arch, carved by the relentless force of the Pacific Ocean, marks the spot where the ocean meets the Gulf of California.

Not just a photographer’s paradise, El Arco is a gateway to various adventures, from observing diverse marine life to experiencing unforgettable sunsets.

Yet, its allure goes beyond simple accessibility. It’s about the experiences it offers, the small coves nearby, and the myriad birds that call this landmark home.

El Arco’s silhouette against the vibrant sky is a beautiful sight, something to behold as the sun dips below the horizon. It promises that every visit will be as unique as the natural arch.

Can You Walk to El Arco in Cabo?

While many are drawn to walking to El Arco, this natural marvel is isolated by the sea, making foot access impossible.

Periodically, the tides shift, revealing a rare phenomenon that allows adventurers to  walk under El Arco —a moment dictated by the rhythms of nature, transforming the seascape into a temporary pathway.

Though these moments are fleeting, they underscore the dynamic beauty of Cabo San Lucas and the extraordinary experiences waiting to be discovered.

The Phenomenon of Walking Under El Arco

A rare natural phenomenon allows for an extraordinary experience every few years—the chance to walk under El Arco.

Tidal movements dictate this event, transforming the landscape and unveiling a hidden path beneath the arch.

Seasonal Visits: A Rare Walking Experience

Though walking to El Arco isn’t typically possible, rare climatic conditions occasionally lower the tide enough to allow for a walk beneath the arch. This phenomenon occurs infrequently, making it a sought-after experience for lucky visitors.

Boat Tours to El Arco

A boat ride to El Arco can take 10 to 45 minutes , depending on your choice of tour. Those accommodate a variety of experiences.

Embarking on a boat tour to El Arco opens a world of unparalleled experiences, seamlessly blending exploration with the serenity of the sea.

Whether it’s the unique perspective offered by  a glass-bottom boat , revealing the bustling life beneath the waves, or the exhilarating adventure of a  kayaking and snorkeling tour —, each journey to El Arco is a dive into discovery.

For those seeking a touch of luxury, yacht tours offer an unmatched experience where the elegance of leisure meets the thrill of adventure.

Imagine cruising through the waters as the hour unfolds, with opportunities to dive into the crystal-clear waters or bask in the beauty of a Cabo sunset.

• Glass-bottom boat  tours allow visitors to observe the rich marine life that thrives beneath the surface while enjoying the arch’s grandeur from a safe distance.
• Kayaking and SUP tours : For the more adventurous, kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding offers an up-close experience with El Arco, blending exercise with exploration.
• Luxury yacht and sailing  tours elevate the experience, offering comfort, leisure, and adventure. Guests can enjoy amenities such as open bars, gourmet meals, and snorkeling excursions, all while soaking in the breathtaking views.

Snorkeling and Diving Near El Arco

The waters surrounding El Arco are a sanctuary for an astonishing variety of marine life, making it a fantastic spot for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts.

Dive into an underwater world where tropical fish dart through coral gardens, and sea lions and turtles swim gracefully in the currents.

Guided tours provide an insider’s route to the most vibrant ecosystems, where the clear waters serve as a window to a world teeming with color and life.

It’s here, beneath the surface, that the true wonders of El Arco and its surroundings reveal themselves. Snorkeling here offers a glimpse into the marine diversity that thrives at the confluence of the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California.

Preserving the Beauty of El Arco

Conservation efforts are crucial in maintaining the natural beauty and ecological balance around El Arco.

Visitors are asked to respect the environment, adhere to sustainable practices, and support eco-friendly tours.

El Arco remains a symbol of natural wonder, offering myriad activities for those seeking adventure, beauty, or a moment of peace. Whether by boat, paddleboard or through the lens of a snorkel mask, experiencing El Arco is a must-do for any Cabo San Lucas visitor.

Discover the beauty of El Arco and plan your visit  to one of Cabo’s most iconic landmarks.

Venturing Beyond the Arch: Diverse Experiences in Cabo San Lucas

Cabo San Lucas is famed not just for its stunning natural landmarks like El Arco but also for its vibrant marine life, adventurous tours, and cultural experiences. This region, Los Cabos, offers many activities, from serene beach outings to heart-pounding adventures, catering to every type of traveler.

Adventures on Water: Kayaking and Snorkeling Tours

Kayaking to El Arco presents an exhilarating experience, blending physical activity with awe-inspiring natural beauty. Paddle through the clear waters of the Sea of Cortez, surrounded by panoramic coastline views and the famous arch. Many tours offer a combination of kayaking and snorkeling, allowing adventurers to explore the rich underwater world near Lover’s Beach.

This activity brings you closer to the iconic landmark and lets you witness the abundant marine life that calls these waters home.

A Sanctuary of Marine Life: Conservation Efforts in Action

The crystal-clear waters surrounding the iconic El Arco provide a habitat for many aquatic species. It also spotlight the crucial need for concerted conservation efforts.

These initiatives are vital for preserving this delicate ecosystem, ensuring activities like snorkeling and kayaking can be sustainably enjoyed by both current enthusiasts and future generations.

At the heart of these efforts is protecting aquatic life, enriching the visitor experience by offering an intimate view of the vibrant underwater world that flourishes in this area.

Conservation and Sustainability: Protecting Cabo’s Natural Wonders

In tandem with safeguarding the diverse marine life, the preservation of El Arco mirrors Cabo San Lucas’s broader commitment to upholding its natural and cultural heritage.

This comprehensive approach to conservation strives to maintain the marine ecosystem and foster sustainable tourism practices.

Supporting eco-friendly tours benefits Cabo San Lucas. We ensure its beauty for future generations when combined with beach clean-ups involving locals and visitors.

Sustainable Travel: A Path Forward

Sustainable travel practices in Cabo San Lucas are encouraged and celebrated.

From eco-friendly accommodations to tours that respect the natural environment, travelers have numerous options to make their visit as green as it is gratifying.

This commitment to sustainability ensures that Cabo remains a pristine paradise for future generations.

El Arco: A Symbol of Cabo’s Enduring Allure

As we conclude our journey, El Arco stands as a testament to the enduring allure of Cabo San Lucas. It’s a symbol of nature’s artistry, a focal point for adventurers, and a reminder of the importance of conservation. But beyond that, it’s a beacon that draws travelers back, time and again, to discover the many facets of this extraordinary destination.

Cabo San Lucas is more than just a vacation spot. Cabo is a destination where adventure, culture, and nature converge to create unforgettable experiences. Whether standing beneath the arch of El Arco, savoring the flavors of local cuisine, or exploring the depths of the Sea of Cortez, Cabo invites you to discover its many wonders.

A Destination of Diversity

Cabo San Lucas is a testament to the diverse experiences travelers can enjoy within a single destination. Whether paddling toward the majestic El Arco, snorkeling in the vibrant waters of the Sea of Cortez, or exploring the region’s rich cultural tapestry, Cabo offers many ways to connect with nature and culture. It’s a place where every visit reveals something new, inviting travelers to return, explore, and discover.

Explore the unforgettable kayaking experience of El Arco and immerse yourself in the natural beauty and adventures Cabo San Lucas offers.

For those seeking to dive deeper into Cabo’s wonders, a guided snorkeling tour provides an up-close encounter with the region’s marine biodiversity.

Embracing Cabo’s Charm: A Journey to El Arco and Beyond

With its iconic El Arco, Cabo San Lucas is a beacon for travelers seeking a blend of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural richness. This final chapter of our exploration into Cabo delves deeper into the experiences that make this destination unforgettable.

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