Land's End Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Land's End. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Whale Watching, The Famous Arch and Fast Boat Tour in Los Cabos

• Small Group City Tour Los Cabos with Lunch Tequila and Candy

• Private Cabo 35ft cat experience, Food and open bar included!

• Cabo San Lucas Private Catamaran Tour for Six People

• Private Fishing Trip "All Inclusive" in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

While it’s free to visit Land’s End, getting there requires a boat—there’s no land access to the Arch or nearby beaches. Tours on glass-bottom or clear boats start around US$20 and offer views of the Arch, Lover’s Beach, and local wildlife, while sailing and snorkeling cruises with open bars and lunch typically start from US$100. You can even find private luxury yacht charters that cost upwards of US$1,000—perfect for groups or special occasions.

Yes, many Land’s End tours include a stop at Lover’s Beach, and some also provide access to nearby Divorce Beach; stops typically depend on weather and sea conditions, so check the itinerary and ask your guide. You’ll also need to coordinate a return pickup with your boat operator.

Pack a swimsuit, towel, hat, sunglasses, and reef-safe sunscreen for your Land’s End tour. Add a waterproof phone case or camera if you’d like to take photos, and bring cash for tips and a small dock fee (usually around US$2). Water shoes are also a good idea if you plan to visit the beach.

Mornings at Land’s End are ideal for calmer seas, better lighting for photos, and fewer crowds. If you're hoping to spot whales along the way, visit between December and April. Sunset tours are popular too, but weather and visibility can vary, so plan accordingly based on your priorities and comfort.

Yes, Land’s End tours are available throughout the year. However, weather and ocean conditions can affect accessibility, especially during hurricane season (June to November). It’s best to check the forecast and confirm with your tour provider if you’re visiting during the off-season or on days with rough seas.