Budget Booze Cruise

Los Cabos Sunset Booze Cruise.

Overview

The Jungle Cruise sunset booze cruise runs out of the Marina in Cabo San Lucas, and it is built around one simple formula: an open bar, music, and two hours on the water as the sun goes down. Guests make their own way to the meeting point at Finisterra 1 in the Marina area, where the boat departs at 17:00. There is no hotel transport, so getting to and from the Marina is up to each traveller.

Once aboard, the drinks flow without a cap: unlimited beer and soft drinks, plus bottled water and snacks to keep things steady. Music plays throughout, which sets the tone. The minimum age is 18, and the boat carries up to 50 travellers, so expect a crowd rather than an intimate deck.

The trip ends where it started, back at the Marina. One reviewer described the tour as really fun and praised the staff and cleanliness. It suits travellers whose priority is drinks, music and a social couple of hours on the water. Anyone pregnant, or needing wheelchair access, should look elsewhere based on the operator's own guidance.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at the MarinaArrive at Finisterra 1, Centro, Marina, Cabo San Lucas. Hotel pickup is not included, so plan your own transport.
2. Board at 17:00The boat departs at the listed start time of 17:00. Check in with your booking confirmation ready.
3. Sunset cruise with open barTwo hours on the water with unlimited beer and soft drinks, bottled water, snacks and music.
4. Return to the MarinaThe activity ends back at the same meeting point on the Marina.

What To Expect From The Tour

• Getting there. There is no hotel pickup or drop-off. The meeting point is Finisterra 1 in the Marina area of Cabo San Lucas, and the listing notes it is near public transportation. Allow time to find the dock before the 17:00 start.
• Drinks and snacks. Beer and soft drinks are unlimited once you are aboard, and bottled water and snacks come with the ticket.
• Adults only. The minimum age is 18, which shapes the crowd. Music plays throughout the trip, and the operator advises against it for pregnant travellers.
• Group size. The boat takes a maximum of 50 travellers. That means a busy deck and a social feel, not a quiet or private outing.
• Weather and minimums. The cruise needs good weather and a minimum number of bookings to run. If it is cancelled for either reason, the operator offers a different date or a full refund.
• What to wear. The listing does not specify a dress code. Since this is a two-hour evening boat trip with an open bar, comfortable clothes and flat shoes for a moving deck are the sensible choice.

Common issues. The booking is non-refundable and cannot be changed, so a cancellation on your side means losing what you paid. One reviewer reported being denied boarding due to an operator-side booking mix-up, which is worth keeping in mind if plans are tight. The trip also depends on good weather and enough travellers, and the boat is not wheelchair accessible. No hotel transport is provided.

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