Choose Your Adventure

We sail to the best spot of the day — usually Pelican Rock at Land's End (15 min from the marina, ideal for beginners), Santa Maria Bay (a protected horseshoe cove packed with parrotfish, angelfish and rays), or Chileno Bay (a Blue Flag beach with rockier reefs and bigger species). Your captain picks based on conditions. They always go for the good stuff.

Not at all. Our sites have calm, shallow water with excellent visibility — perfect for first-timers and kids. Our crew walks you through the gear and gets in the water with you. If you're already experienced, you'll love how much life is packed into these reefs.

Masks, snorkels, fins, flotation vests, and towels — all included. We also bring 2 paddle boards on board, so if snorkeling isn't your vibe that day, you can paddle instead. Warm blankets on deck in winter.

The Sea of Cortez is one of the most biodiverse marine environments on the planet. Expect parrotfish, butterflyfish, angelfish, pufferfish, moray eels, sea urchins and rays. Lucky guests spot sea turtles and manta rays. You never know what shows up.

Our sailor-chef prepares turkey and cheese baguettes, chips, Mexican salsa and our famous guacamole — made fresh on board. Premium open bar: beer, margaritas, red and white wine, rum, vodka, tequila, whisky, soft drinks, juice and water.

AM departures at 9:00, 9:30, 10:00 and 11:00. PM departures at 14:00, 14:30 and 15:00. Morning tours have the calmest water and best visibility. We can adjust to fit your group — just let us know when you book.

Reef-safe sunscreen (required in marine parks), swimwear, comfortable clothes for the sail, a camera or GoPro, and a good attitude. We handle everything else.

We sail past El Arco de Cabo San Lucas — the famous stone arch where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. You cruise by Lover's Beach, wave at the sea lion colony at Land's End, then head into open water to watch the sun drop below the Pacific horizon. There's no bad seat on a catamaran for this one.

Three hours. Just enough time to see the landmarks, catch golden hour, watch the full sunset, and still make it back to shore before you're too comfortable to leave the net.

It's one of our most popular picks for couples, anniversaries and proposals — yes, we've had a few of those on board. If you're planning something special, let us know in advance and we'll make sure the details are right. Good wine, Pacific sunset, sound of water. Hard to go wrong.

The sea lion colony at Land's End is almost always a guaranteed sighting. In winter (December through April), whale sightings during sunset tours are common — humpbacks are most active in the late afternoon. Dolphins join us occasionally too.

Departure times shift seasonally to align with sunset — typically between 14:30 and 16:00 depending on time of year. We confirm the exact time when you book. In winter, sunset comes earlier, so we adjust accordingly.

Full premium open bar: beer, margaritas, red and white wine, rum, vodka, tequila, whisky, plus soft drinks, juice and water. Plus fresh snacks on board. It's not a dry tour — promise.

Pretty much everything. Route and stops, departure time, duration, food menu (custom catering available), drinks, music, decorations, and add-ons like a photographer or custom cocktails. We have hosted weddings, milestone birthdays, corporate retreats, and surprise proposals. Just tell us what you need.

The Zig Zag accommodates up to 30 guests for a lively group experience. The Blue Lagoon hosts up to 14 guests with 4 private cabins and 4 bathrooms — ideal for intimate gatherings or overnight stays. We recommend the right vessel for your group and occasion.

Yes — and it is spectacular. Imagine exchanging vows with El Arco as your backdrop and the Pacific stretching out behind you. We coordinate every detail to make it seamless. Reach out early to discuss availability for your date.

We recommend booking at least 2 to 4 weeks in advance, especially during peak season (December through April) and for large events. The more lead time, the better we can prepare every detail. Last-minute bookings are sometimes possible — just contact us directly.

Yes, a premium open bar is standard on all charters. Custom cocktail menus, champagne packages, and specialty drinks can be arranged for an additional fee. Just let us know what you have in mind.

Absolutely — a private sunset charter is one of our most requested options. You get the full catamaran to yourselves, a route past all the iconic Cabo landmarks, golden hour light, and a dedicated crew focused entirely on your group. Highly recommended.

Whale season runs from mid-December through April, with peak activity from January through March. This is when humpback and gray whales are most active — breaching, tail-slapping, and nursing their calves in the warm waters where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. If you are visiting during these months, do not skip this tour.

Humpbacks are the most common — showoffs that love to breach. Gray whales arrive in January and are often spotted in small groups near shore. In peak months (January to February) you may also encounter blue whales, sperm whales, and occasionally orcas. One of the few places on earth where multiple species show up in a single outing.

We operate during peak season and our captains know exactly where to find them. Sightings are extremely common — but whales are wild animals and the ocean is their territory. We can promise you will be in the best possible position to see something incredible. Most tours do not come back empty.

Morning tours offer the calmest conditions and best visibility — great for families or anyone prone to motion sickness. Afternoon tours tend to have more wind and wave action, which often triggers more dramatic behaviors like breaching and pectoral fin slapping. Both are excellent — it depends on what you are after.

Yes — seeing a 50-foot humpback breach 30 meters from a catamaran is the kind of thing kids talk about for years. Our catamarans are stable and spacious with plenty of room to move safely. Morning departures are calmer, which makes them the better option for younger guests.

A bilingual crew experienced in reading whale behavior, premium open bar, food on board, and warm blankets for early morning or winter departures. We also pass by El Arco and the sea lion colony on the way out — the sightseeing starts before we even reach the whales.