Oceanus Party Cruise

Oceanus Sunset Party Cruise in Cabo San Lucas.

Overview

The Oceanus is Cabo Adventures' party boat, a large sunset cruise that runs out of the marina in Cabo San Lucas with room for up to 180 travellers on board. The trip lasts two hours and a half and returns to the same meeting point at the marina. Dinner and an unlimited national open bar are included in the ticket.

Food is part of the ticket. Dinner is freshly prepared fajitas, served with side dishes and salads, and the drinks flow from an unlimited national open bar. Reviewers are split on the kitchen: several called the fajitas great and good value, while others found the food and drinks mediocre. Two reviewers also praised the service, and one mentioned the photographers on board.

This suits travellers who want a lively, social boat rather than a quiet sail. One reviewer described it as fun adult family time, while another found the music loud and monotonous. It is not a fit for anyone after a calm dinner cruise, and the listing itself says it is not recommended for pregnant travellers and is not wheelchair accessible. Hotel pickup is not in the price; shared round-trip transport can be added for US$15 per person, and one reviewer recommended taking that option for the ease of it.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Check in at the marinaArrive at the Cabo Adventures building on Blvd. Paseo de la Marina, in the marina at Cabo San Lucas, 30 minutes before the tour start time. A dock entrance fee of US$4 per person is paid at check in.
2. Board the OceanusBoard the boat at the marina. Dinner and the open national bar are included with the cruise.
3. Sunset cruiseThe boat sails for two hours and 30 minutes with the sunset party cruise in Cabo San Lucas, returning to the same meeting point at the marina.
4. Return to the marinaThe activity ends back at the meeting point. Shared round-trip transportation is an optional add-on at US$15 per person.

What To Expect From The Tour

• Budget for extras. Dinner and the open bar are included, but two fees are not. The dock entrance fee of US$4 per person is paid at check in, and shared round-trip transportation costs US$15 per person if wanted. One reviewer said the transport was worth paying for.
• Loud party energy. This is billed as a party cruise, not a quiet sail. Some reviewers praised the music and the entertainment, while at least one found it loud and monotonous. Anyone wanting a calm evening on the water should look elsewhere.
• Open bar and dinner. Drinks are unlimited but limited to national brands. Dinner is freshly prepared fajitas with sides and salads. Reviews on the food split both ways: some called it great value, others mediocre, so expectations should be moderate.
• Arrive early. The listing asks travellers to enter the main Cabo Adventures building in the marina 30 minutes before the start time. Check in involves paying the dock fee, so leaving a cushion avoids a rushed boarding.
• Photographers on board. One reviewer singled out the photographers on board as a highlight of the trip. Since only a single traveller mentions them, treat this as a possible perk rather than a promise.
• Weather matters. The experience requires good weather. If it is cancelled for poor conditions, the operator offers a different date or a full refund, which is worth knowing when planning around a tight trip window.

Common issues. The honest gripes from reviewers centre on food, pace and volume. One traveller called the food mediocre and another was unimpressed with both food and drinks, even though the service itself drew praise. A separate reviewer felt the boat idled a lot and recommended finding a 60 to 90 minute cruise instead. The listing also sets hard limits: no wheelchair access, not recommended for pregnant travellers, up to 180 people on board, no hotel pickup in the base price, and a US$4 dock fee at check in.

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