Pez Gato Party, Unlimited Drinks

Sunset Party Cruise with Unlimited Drinks and Snacks.

Overview

Pez Gato runs this two-hour sunset party cruise out of Cabo San Lucas Marina, and it does what the name promises: an open bar, live music and a DJ, and a catamaran ride timed to catch the sun going down. The boat holds a maximum of 55 travellers and is adults only, with a minimum age of 18, which sets the tone from the start. Reviewers describe it as a proper party boat, loud and social, with crew who work to get everyone up and moving rather than a quiet sail.

The practical side is well covered. Snacks and unlimited drinks are part of the package, though one reviewer lists the snacks as items like pretzels, nuts, pork rinds and plantain chips rather than a meal.

Who it suits is straightforward. One reviewer called it their favorite experience of their trip to Cabo, and several praise the crew's energy and the music. Anyone wanting a serene, quiet sunset will not enjoy it, and reviewers say so plainly. If you want music, drinks and a lively crowd on the water, this is the right boat.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Hotel pickupRound-trip transport between your hotel and the dock is included, with pickup details arranged at booking.
2. Check-in at Plaza GaliThe Pez Gato desk is in Gali Plaza, local 39, across from the entrance to the Hotel Sandos Finisterra on Blvd. Paseo de la Marina, Cabo San Lucas. Arrive at least 20 minutes before departure.
3. Board the catamaranClimb aboard with up to 55 travellers for a two-hour cruise. Unlimited drinks, snacks, live music and DJ entertainment are all part of the sailing.
4. Sunset party on the waterThe open bar and DJ entertainment carry through the cruise. One reviewer mentioned getting great pictures of the sites under the sunset, and another even spotted whales.
5. Return to the marinaThe cruise ends back at the same meeting point, and the included transport returns you to your hotel.

What To Expect From The Tour

• It is loud. This is explicitly a party boat, not a quiet sunset sail. Several reviewers said loud music and a lively crowd are the point, so if you want calm, pick another cruise.
• Basic snacks. Drinks are unlimited, but one reviewer lists snacks like pretzels, nuts, pork rinds and plantain chips, and others wished the options were better. Eat a proper meal beforehand if you expect more than bar snacks.
• Choppy water. One reviewer noted the water can be a little choppy on this route. If you are prone to seasickness, take precautions before boarding.
• Adults only. The minimum age is 18 and no children or infants are allowed. This shapes the crowd, which is entirely adults.
• Camera ready. One reviewer reported great pictures of the sites and the sunset from the water. Bring a camera or phone you can keep steady on a moving boat.
• Book your pickup. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with the details set at booking. One reviewer staying in San Jose del Cabo confirmed the transport was on time and easy.

Common issues. The listing caps the boat at 55 travellers and requires a minimum number to run, so the operator may cancel if numbers are low, offering a different date or a full refund. Weather can also cancel the sailing, with the same options. The boat is not wheelchair accessible, and anyone arriving by car pays a parking fee that is not in the price, while gratuities for crew and drivers are extra. Snacks also divide opinion: one reviewer felt they were weak for the price, so do not expect a meal. Double-check your departure time and arrive early for check-in.

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