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this traditional excursion will take you to the world-famous Arch of Cabo San Lucas, one of the most iconic landmarks in all of Mexico. Along the way, you’ll marvel at the dramatic rock formations, the very tip of the Baja California Peninsula, and you’ll spot countless colorful tropical fish beneath your feet through the transparent boat floor. If weather and sea conditions allow, we’ll also make a stop at the breathtaking Lovers Beach, where you can step onto the sand and even enjoy a refreshing swim in this spectacular setting. ️ During the tour, you’ll also discover hidden gems such as Divorce Beach and other incredible coastal spots. Each location will be explained in detail by our guide — from the smallest rock to the most impressive beach — so you can truly appreciate the beauty and history of Cabo. This is not only one of the most fun and interesting ways to explore Cabo San Lucas, but also an affordable and accessible excursion for everyone.

Leave the mainland behind—and enjoy an active, thrill-seeking excursion—during this small-group Jet Ski ride. Pick between multiple tour times, hop aboard a speedboat, and spy landmarks like the Arch of Cabo San Lucas, Lovers’ Beach, and Divorce Beach. Then, transfer to a double Jet Ski, zip along the rocky coastline, and even look out for whales and dolphins as you go. Snacks are provided once you return to shore.

Embark on a trek into the interior of Baja and discover several hidden waterfalls on this exciting adventure. Join a private guide and hike through a canyon to find these cascading waterfalls. Once you arrive, you can swim, jump, and relax in the refreshing waters surrounded by nothing but beautiful nature; a true oasis in the middle of desert landscapes.

Try a bungee jump in Cabo San Lucas on a half-day adventure in the Baja countryside. Challenge yourself to jump from a glass-bottom gondola dangling above a scenic canyon. This bungee jumping experience includes pickup and drop-off at selected hotels as well as entrance to the water park, animal sanctuary, and canyon bridge.

Discover the tracks, trails and ways of life of Cabo’s indigenous nomadic people, the Pericu, on a guided hike through the Sierra de la Laguna mountains, with convenient hotel transfers. Meet a true California rancho for a traditional meal, including handmade tortillas and rancho cheese. Then hike 4 miles (6 kilometers) through the nature reserve, learning about the flora and fauna of semitropical desert and how the Pericu lived.