Pacific Catamaran, Jazz And Wine

Los Cabos: Pacific Sunset Catamaran Cruise with Jazz & Wine.

Overview

A 65-foot catamaran leaves the Cabo San Lucas Marina in the late afternoon and sails along the coast past Lover's Beach and Land's End toward the Pacific, timed so that guests are on the water as the sun goes down. Contemporary jazz plays over the speakers, and the crew works an open bar pouring wine, cocktails, beer, soft drinks, juices and water, alongside a spread of cheeses, cold cuts, fruit and other appetizers. The cruise itself lasts two hours.

The pace is unhurried. Travellers find a spot on deck, drink in hand, and watch the shoreline and the sky change color while the music sets a relaxed tone. Several recent reviewers described the atmosphere exactly that way, calling it chill and relaxed, and praised waiters who kept glasses filled and guides who made the evening feel personable. One couple even reported bonus whale sightings on their trip.

This suits couples looking for a low-key evening and groups of friends who want wine and jazz on the water. Guests must be 18 or older to drink. You can make your own way to the marina, or book the transportation option, which is the only version that includes hotel pickup and drop-off. The overall listing duration is 2 to 4 hours depending on the option chosen.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Check in at Gali PlazaMeet at the check-in desk in Gali Plaza, Local 39, across from the entrance to Hotel Sandos Finisterra, within walking distance of the cruise tender pier. Arrive at least 20 minutes before departure.
2. Optional hotel pickupHotel pickup and drop-off are included only with the transportation option. If you book it, provide your hotel name and room number at booking.
3. Board the catamaranStep aboard the 65-foot catamaran at the Cabo San Lucas Marina. Departure is at 5:00 PM from September 1 to April 30, and 6:00 PM from May 1 to August 31.
4. Sail past Land's EndThe boat cruises past Lover's Beach and Land's End toward the Pacific as the light turns golden. Jazz plays onboard and the open bar and appetizers are served.
5. Sunset on the PacificStay for another glass as the sun meets the horizon over the water. The sail lasts two hours before returning to the marina.

What To Expect From The Tour

• Finding check-in. The check-in desk is in Gali Plaza, Local 39, opposite the entrance to Hotel Sandos Finisterra. One reviewer reported trouble locating the office and noted that the transportation option would have avoided the problem. Allow at least 20 minutes before departure.
• Drinks and food. The open bar covers wines, beer, spirits, mixers, soft drinks, juices and water, with cheeses, cold cuts, fruit and other appetizers served alongside. Multiple reviewers called out the snacks and the quick, attentive waiters. Gratuities are not included.
• Onboard mood. Reviewers described the vibe as relaxed and chill, with personable guides and quick service.
• What to bring. The listing recommends a camera, sunscreen and comfortable clothes. A light jacket is wise, since the cruise runs rain or shine and evenings on the water can be cool. Smoking is not allowed onboard.
• Timing and season. Departure shifts with the seasons, at 5:00 PM from September through April and 6:00 PM from May through August. The cruise lasts two hours either way.
• Drinking age. Guests must be 18 or older to drink alcohol. Soft drinks, juices and water are available from the same open bar for anyone not drinking.

Common issues. The main friction point is finding the check-in office: one reviewer said their group struggled to locate it and would have taken the transportation option to avoid the issue. Hotel pickup is not included by default, so anyone booking the standard option needs to make their own way to the marina. Late arrivals and no-shows are non-refundable, and the cruise runs rain or shine, with rescheduling or a full refund only if the port closes. Gratuities are extra.

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