Yacht Chef Dinner, 3 Hours

Cabo San Lucas: Sunset Yacht Cruise w/Chef Dinner & Open Bar.

Overview

Three hours aboard Tu Enamorado, a sailing yacht that departs from the marina in Cabo San Lucas and heads out toward Los Arcos, the world-famous rock formation on the water. The first stretch is cruising: guests settle on deck with a signature cocktail and an antipasto platter of charcuterie, cheeses, olives, melon, nuts and bruschettas while the crew points the boat along the coast. Music plays throughout, and an MC runs games between the sailing and the meal.

Dinner happens on the lower deck in a dining room with oversized windows. The main course is the Baja Duo, jumbo shrimp kabob over beef filet with red wine sauce, served with an organic green salad, followed by a dessert of red fruits and mango over traditional Mexican ate jam on a wonton layer. The listing notes fish, chicken and vegan alternatives are available, and the open bar pours beer, wine and mixed drinks with top-shelf brands handled by an in-house mixologist.

This is an adults-only evening, with a minimum age of 18, and it suits couples and groups of friends who want a dinner-and-drinks sunset sail. Travellers describe a lively, social atmosphere with attentive crew, and the operator also offers a private dinner cruise option for those who want the boat to themselves.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at the marinaMake your own way to Blvd. Paseo de la Marina 3320, El Medano Ejidal, Centro, Cabo San Lucas. Hotel pickup is not included.
2. Boat cruise and sailingBoard Tu Enamorado and cruise from the marina, with views toward Los Arcos and the Sea of Cortez. This stretch lasts 2 hours, with cocktails, an antipasto platter, music and games.
3. Dinner in Bahía de Cabo San LucasMove to the lower-deck dining room for a seated dinner of shrimp and beef filet, or the fish, chicken or vegan option, plus dessert. This part lasts 1 hour.
4. Return to shoreGratuities are not included.

What To Expect From The Tour

• Getting there. There is no hotel pickup or drop-off, so travellers need to make their own way to the meeting address on Blvd. Paseo de la Marina, at the marina in central Cabo San Lucas. Plan to arrive with time to spare before departure.
• Adults only. The minimum age to participate is 18, so this is not a family cruise. Several reviewers described it as a good fit for couples and groups of friends on trips together.
• Food and drink. Dinner, the antipasto platter, dessert and the open bar are all included in the tour price. Reviews are mostly positive on the cocktails and service, though opinions on the steak vary, and the operator provides fish, chicken and vegan alternatives if the Baja Duo does not suit.
• Group feel. This is a shared cruise, not a private charter, and group sizes vary. One reviewer counted around 20 guests with roughly 8 crew, while another reported a busier sailing with a larger crowd and fewer visible staff, so expect a social evening rather than an intimate one. A private dinner cruise can be booked separately through the operator.
• Music and mood. The listing promises live music and dance rhythms, and an MC runs games during the cruise. It is a lively, social atmosphere, though one reviewer found the volume and style of music too loud for a relaxed dinner.
• What not to bring. Outside drinks are not allowed on board, and pets cannot come along, though assistance dogs are permitted. Gratuities are not included in the tour price.

Common issues. A few honest caveats come up. Some reviewers said the music was recorded stereo rather than the live music advertised, and one felt the volume overwhelmed dinner. Steak quality drew mixed reports, with one reviewer describing tough, well-done beef and shrimp that were not deveined, while others found the steak good. One traveller noted dinner felt rushed at the end of the sailing, another found the boat crowded on a fuller departure, and one reported the chicken was dry. Gratuities are not included in the price.

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