Unlimited Drinks And Snacks

Sunset Cruise with Unlimited Drinks and Snacks. Cabo San Lucas.

Overview

Check-in at Cabo San Lucas Marina starts at 4:45 pm at Dock "D", in front of Luxury Avenue behind the Puerto Paraiso shopping mall, and the catamaran sails at 5:00 pm. La Princesa Sailing Catamarans runs the two-hour trip, and it ends back at the same dock. There is no hotel pickup, so travellers make their own way to the marina.

On board, the crew works an open bar with unlimited drinks, plus bottled water and snacks. Reviewers describe the crew keeping drinks refilled before the glass is empty, and the route takes in the arch and Lovers Beach, with photo opportunities at the rock formations.

The mood leans toward a party rather than a quiet sail. Music is loud, there is dancing, and a photographer takes posed shots during the trip that travellers can buy afterwards. One reviewer travelling with children found the party setting a poor fit for a family outing.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Check in at Dock DArrive at Cabo San Lucas Marina, Dock "D", in front of Luxury Avenue behind the Puerto Paraiso shopping mall. Check-in runs from 4:45 pm, with departure at 5:00 pm.
2. Board the catamaranDrinks from the open bar, bottled water and snacks are served once under way.
3. Sail to the archThe boat cruises toward the arch, with photo opportunities near the rock formations and Lovers Beach.
4. Sunset on the waterThe crew keeps drinks flowing, plays music and runs onboard photos, which can be purchased at the end of the trip.
5. Return to the marinaThe trip ends back at the original departure point. Total duration is 2 hours.

What To Expect From The Tour

• Party atmosphere. The music is loud and the vibe is social, with dancing and other guests to meet on board. One reviewer found it unsuitable for children for this reason. Book it expecting a party cruise, not a quiet sail.
• Food and drink. Unlimited drinks from the open bar, bottled water and snacks are included, and reviewers mention chips with guacamole and salsa. The crew keeps glasses topped up, with several reviewers saying a fresh drink arrives before the last one is finished.
• Photos cost extra. A photographer takes posed shots during the cruise and sells them at the end. Reviewers mention 20 dollars per photo or 60 dollars for the full set. Souvenir photos are listed as not included in the price.
• Getting there. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, so travellers make their own way to Dock "D" at the marina. The listing notes the dock is near public transportation. Gratuities are also not included.
• Wildlife and views. Sightings are luck of the day, but reviewers also mention photo opportunities at the arch and Lovers Beach.
• Group size. The listing caps the trip at 40 travellers. Some reviewers said the boat did not feel crowded. The listing also notes children must be accompanied by an adult and infants must sit on laps.

Common issues. The party setting is the main complaint: one reviewer with a special-needs child found the loud music inappropriate for kids, and the same reviewer felt the boat was run down and needed repairs. Photos are a paid extra, at the price reviewers cite above, and the boat is not wheelchair accessible. The listing also warns the trip requires a minimum number of travellers and good weather; if either fails, travellers are offered a different date or a full refund, and cancellation less than 24 hours before departure is not refunded.

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