The Arch of Cabo San Lucas is one of Mexico’s most iconic natural landmarks, marking the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez.
This impressive rock formation holds significant historical and geological value, having begun to take shape millions of years ago through wind and water erosion.
Its popularity is also due to being part of a protected ecosystem that reflects the extraordinary life of the Sea of Cortez. Regarded as one of the most biodiverse seas on the planet, it is home to sea lions, tropical fish, manta rays, and, in season, migrating humpback whales.
Today, it represents not only a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Los Cabos, but also a reminder of the power and beauty of Mexican nature.
YOUR ARCH EXPERIENCE, CAPTURED IN PROFESSIONAL QUALITY
The Arch of Cabo San Lucas experienced by only a few through a journey designed to offer comfort, quality, and an authentic connection with the landscape.
- Accompanied by a certified guide, focused on providing a safe, informative, and expertly led experience at all times.
- Cruising on a vessel selected for its high level of comfort, ideal for enjoying the journey in complete tranquility.
- Capturing moments through professional photography and meticulous editing to deliver high-end results.
- Conducted under responsible practices, prioritizing respect for marine life and the balance of the natural environment.
- SCHEDULES: 9:45 am | 12:30 pm | 3:30 pm | Sunset Tour 6:15 pm
- DURATION: 45 minutes
- MEETING POINT: Mercado Marina. Bvld. Paseo de la Marina, Centro, Cabo San Lucas.
- IMPORTANT! PLEASE ARRIVE AT THE MEETING POINT 10 MINUTES BEFORE THE TOUR
We begin in the Cabo San Lucas Bay, where we will observe the most prominent landmarks of the peninsula:
- Empacadora Beach
- Medano Beach
- Pelican Beach and its natural aquarium, home to an abundance of tropical fish and resident pelicans.
- Lover's Beach
- Neptune's Finger
- The Pacific Window, the precise point where the two seas converge.
- The Arch (a stop is made here for professional photo capture)
- «Land’s End» The last rock on the map and the end of Mexico
We navigate toward the Pacific to visit:
- The Pirate’s Cave,' a rock formation hidden just behind the Arch.
- Divorce's Beach
- A 12 meters (40 ft) vessel equipped with life jackets and an emergency kit
- Certified nature and tourism guide under Mexican Standard NOM-09-TUR-2002.
- Educational materials to learn about marine life.
- Professional-quality photography
- Bottled water (we say NO to single-use plastic)
- Hotel pickup to the meeting point.
- Crew gratuities
- Port Fee: U$1 or $20 pesos per person