OFFBEAT SNORKEL
Immerse yourself in an underwater world teeming with life when snorkeling in Cabo San Lucas. The Sea of Cortez is home to at least 20 species of tropical fish and an incredible variety of marine flora and fauna.
This secret snorkeling spot is perfect for those looking to have a relaxing beach time away from the crowds. Sitting in a beach chair under an umbrella and enjoying an ice-cold beverage while your guacamole is being prepared on the spot... could life get any better?
BEST TIME TO GO
Year-round, and especially great for beating the summer heat.
PRICING
USD 68 per person, min. 2 people;
USD 65 per additional person.
Make it private: USD 390 for up to 6 people.
Pricing based on an exchange rate of USD 1 = MXN 16.50.
You will be charged in MXN.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
A bilingual guide;
Snorkel gear;
Beach chair and umbrella;
Guacamole and tortilla chips;
Beer, soft drink, and bottled water.
Gratuities are not included.
Swim with Tropical Fish in a Secluded Spot
Someone who came to Cabo San Lucas 30 years ago would not recognize it in the present day. Before it became famous for its nightlife, 5-star hotels, golf courses, and beaches, Cabo used to be a sleepy coastal fishing village nestled between the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean. Nowadays, Cabo has exclusive resorts and private homes dotting its shoreline, with virgin beaches becoming harder to find as time goes by.
Your 3-hour excursion maximizes your Cabo San Lucas snorkeling and beach time by meeting on site. No need to think about bumpy boat rides or motion sickness; just arrive at the meeting point, grab your beach gear, and start walking! (Mind your step during high tide.) You’ll reach the hidden beach in 10 minutes. Go for a dip while your guide sets everything up for you. Chips and guacamole accompanied with a cold beverage will be waiting for you at your beach picnic spot.
Only until supply lasts
This activity is good while access to public beaches lasts, so don’t miss out! Real estate developers are continuously buying up land and building beach resorts in Los Cabos. These pockets of paradise are likely to disappear in the next 10 years.
Insider Notes
The tour meets at Chileno Beach along the Tourist Corridor, which is the stretch of highway between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. For a different vibe, try staying in San Jose, the quiet and laidback sister town of Cabo San Lucas.
You won’t fail to note the stark difference between the two cabos. San Lucas has a much more active nightlife compared to that of San Jose. The very short Marina strip is lined with bars and clubs that are open until the wee hours of the morning.
