Join our shared boat tour to El Arco de Cabo San Lucas.
Experience one of Los Cabos' most famous attractions aboard our shared Arch Tour, the perfect way to explore the breathtaking coastline while enjoying a fun and social atmosphere. Designed for travelers who want to experience the beauty of Cabo San Lucas without compromising comfort, this tour accommodates up to 16 guests, creating the ideal balance between excitement and relaxation. Cruise across the stunning waters of the Sea of Cortez as you admire the dramatic landscapes that have made Los Cabos a world-renowned destination. Along the way, you'll pass golden beaches, impressive rock formations, and the spectacular point where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. As the journey continues, you'll arrive at the legendary Arch of Cabo San Lucas, one of Mexico's most photographed natural landmarks. Keep your camera ready as you'll also have the opportunity to spot sea lions basking on the rocks and enjoy incredible panoramic views of Lover's Beach, Divorce Beach, and the surrounding coastline. Whether you're visiting with family, friends, or traveling solo, this shared experience offers an enjoyable and affordable way to discover the natural beauty of Cabo. Relax, take in the views, and create unforgettable memories as you explore one of the most iconic destinations in Baja California Sur.
Corazón Beach Resort
GROUP BOAT TOUR TO THE ARCH in Cabo San Lucas
No trip to Los Cabos is complete without sailing to El Arco — the rock arch where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific. This tour departs from Medano Beach and covers the landmarks that made Cabo famous: the sea lion colony, Lover’s Beach and Divorce Beach, the old lighthouse and the natural window at Land’s End.
Your boat narrates each stop and pauses for the shots you’ve seen on Instagram — except live. In whale season (December through April) it’s common to spot them spouting along the way. It’s the ideal first-day activity: in one hour you understand why Cabo is Cabo.
FAQ
What guests ask before booking this activity
Depending on sea conditions and the tour you choose, the captain may pull up or land for a few minutes at Lover’s Beach. When Pacific-side swell doesn’t allow it that day, you get extra cruising and photo time instead.
The route is short and mostly inside the protected bay. If you’re prone to motion sickness, take your pill 30 minutes before departure and sit toward the back of the boat — it’s the most stable spot.
From December to April humpback and gray whales migrate to the Cabos; in those months sightings during the tour are common at no extra cost. The rest of the year the stars are the sea lions, who live here year-round.
We offer both: the group tour shares the boat with other travelers (most budget-friendly), and the private tour is your group only, with route and timing your way. Both depart from Medano Beach.