CaboTide plans private boat tours from Cabo San Lucas Marina for groups that want El Arco, Land's End, Medano Bay, chef service, open bar options, and a crewed route without joining a shared tour.
Most Cabo boat tours start at Cabo San Lucas Marina and cruise toward Land's End, El Arco, the sea lion colony, Pelican Rock, Lovers Beach, Divorce Beach, and Medano Bay. A private yacht lets the captain adjust the route around sea conditions, guest comfort, photo stops, and whether your group wants more cruising, swimming, snorkeling, or time anchored near the bay.
Shared tours can work for sightseeing, but they follow a fixed schedule and mixed-group pace. CaboTide's private boat tours are built around your date, group size, food preferences, mobility needs, timing, and preferred energy, so the same route can feel like a relaxed family cruise, a celebration, a sunset pre-dinner charter, or a quieter snorkel-focused day.
Small groups usually compare Olivia Grace or Steel Aweigh because both carry up to 14 day guests and start at $549 per hour. Mid-size groups often look at Heather Nikki for up to 25 guests, while bigger celebrations can compare Number Juan for up to 35 guests or Neoprene for up to 40 guests when more deck space matters.
The highest-demand Cabo San Lucas boat tour route is the marina-to-Arch loop because it covers the signature coastline quickly while still leaving room for food, drinks, and time on the water. Land's End and El Arco are photo anchors, Pelican Rock can be a snorkel stop when conditions are right, and Medano Bay is often the calmer water for a relaxed anchor or swim.
CaboTide's private charters are crewed and planned as all-inclusive experiences, with yacht-specific inclusions such as private chef service, open bar options, paddleboards, snorkel gear, water toys, and in some cases jetskis. The concierge confirms what is included on the yacht that fits your date and guest count before you commit.
Morning tours can be better for calmer water and snorkel visibility, afternoon tours can feel more social, and golden-hour charters are better for photos and Land's End views. Wind, swell, port conditions, and seasonal whale activity can all change the best route, so the crew confirms the practical plan close to your charter date.
CaboTide yachts have a 3-hour minimum, with starting rates from $549 per hour on Olivia Grace and Steel Aweigh, $749 per hour on Les Is More, $949 per hour on Heather Nikki, $1,249 per hour on Number Juan, and $1,999 per hour on Neoprene before VAT and crew gratuity. Your final quote depends on yacht, date, duration, group size, and upgrades.
For most private groups, the best first route is Cabo San Lucas Marina to El Arco, Land's End, Pelican Rock, Lovers Beach, and Medano Bay because it combines the most recognizable Cabo coastline with time for food, drinks, photos, and optional swim stops.
Yes. El Arco and Land's End are the core route for many private Cabo boat tours. The captain will adjust timing and viewing distance around sea conditions and port guidance.
The minimum is 3 hours. That is enough for the classic Arch and Medano Bay route, while 4 or more hours gives more time for food, swimming, snorkeling, and a slower pace.
Olivia Grace and Steel Aweigh are common small-group fits, Heather Nikki works for mid-size groups, and Number Juan or Neoprene are better when you want more deck space for a larger celebration.
CaboTide charters are private. Your group has the yacht, crew, and route plan to itself rather than joining a mixed public tour.
Yes, when sea conditions allow. Pelican Rock and nearby protected areas are common snorkel considerations, and the concierge will match your group to a yacht with the right gear and layout.
Tours typically depart from Cabo San Lucas Marina. Your confirmation will include the exact meeting point, boarding time, and concierge instructions.
Send your date, group size, and preferences. A CaboTide concierge will confirm practical yacht options.
Every charter feeds 50 kids through Feeding Los Cabos Kids. $50 per booking, no exceptions.
