Two and a half hours on a French-built sailboat or catamaran as the light goes, with appetizers in bento boxes and an open bar. Book the whole boat, or join a small group.
A private sunset cruise in Cabo San Lucas leaves the marina and sails out to Land’s End: the Arch, Pelican Rock, the sea lion colony, and Lover’s Beach and Divorce Beach. Departure moves with the sunset through the year, so the time is set for your date when you book.
Two boats are used: a 50 ft Beneteau monohull for up to 16, quieter and closer to the water, and a Leopard sailing catamaran for up to 24, which is wider and stays level. Both come with a bilingual crew, and on the private sail the captain will let you take the helm.
From mid-December to April, humpback and gray whales are often seen on the way out to Land’s End.
The whole boat for your party, or a shared sail in a small group. Both leave from the Cabo San Lucas marina, are run by Cabo Adventures and are booked through us.
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Timed to the sunset on your date; from a villa, our concierge arranges your transfer.
Our concierge confirms availability and books it for you.
For more than 24, or a celebration with its own menu and drinks, Cabo Adventures arranges private vessels and custom food; our concierge sets it up.
Out under sail as the light goes, past the Arch and Land’s End, with the bar open on deck. Filmed by Cabo Adventures, who run the evening.
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Round-trip transport included
Out past the marina and the town
The Arch, Pelican Rock and the sea lions
Drinks and appetizers as the light goes
Two and a half hours after setting sail
The order of the day as the operator runs it; exact times are confirmed when you book.
From age 5 on the private sail and 8 on the shared one, with a 120 kg (265 lb) weight limit. Not suitable during pregnancy, and the shared sail is not suitable for limited mobility.
The catamaran stays level and is the better choice if anyone is prone to seasickness; the monohull feels more like classic sailing.
Sunglasses for the bright start, then a light jacket, as evenings can be breezy from December to April. Shoes come off on board.
A dock fee is paid at check-in. For the shared sail, villa guests meet at the Cabo Adventures office in the marina.
“Book the boat privately for a villa group: the departure follows the sunset on your date, and round-trip transport is included. Choose the catamaran if anyone is unsure about the motion.”
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Once you are back, a private chef cooks the evening meal at the villa (at additional cost), arranged by our concierge.
It moves with the sunset: earlier in winter and later in summer. Cabo Adventures sets the departure for your date and confirms it when you book; on the shared sail, check in 45 minutes before.
Yes. The private sunset sail takes your party only, on a monohull for up to 16 or a catamaran for up to 24, with round-trip transport from your hotel; from a villa, our concierge arranges your transfer to the marina.
The 50 ft Beneteau monohull is quieter and closer to the water, for up to 16. The Leopard catamaran is wider and steadier, for up to 24, and suits families and anyone who feels the motion.
An open bar with cocktails, wine, sparkling wine and beer, and appetizers in bento boxes for two to share: on the shared sail, pasta, guacamole, Caprese and salami-and-cheese skewers, then a dessert. The food is light, so plan the evening meal at the villa afterwards.
Often, from mid-December to April, though it is not a whale-watching trip. For a dedicated outing, see whale watching.
No. The crew sails the boat; on the private sail you can learn the basics and take the helm if you like.
Tell us your dates and your group. We book the right option and the transfer, plan the rest of the day at the villa, and send you one confirmation.
Four hours under sail, with a snorkel stop.
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A 100-ft catamaran with food by Javier Plascencia.
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Humpbacks off Los Cabos, December to mid-April.
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