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This super funny Kayak tour San Lucas will take you to explore the wonderful Sea of Cortes paddling all the way to the arch of Los Cabos, having the landscape the Lovers Beach, the sea lions colony among other attractions in the well known the land´s end area.
Kayak Tour San Lucas
Everything will start in the Marina of Cabo San Lucas where we are going to get on board a small boat that will take you to the Pelican Rock where the double seat kayaks are going to be ready for you and, from this point you are going to admire the beauty of this place, like the lovers beach, the finger of Neptune, the window to the pacific, etc.
Of course our certified bilingual and super funny guides will give you all the information about this place and its history.
Snorkeling Tour by the Arch
After you are done with the kayaking, our next activity will be by the Pelican´s rock where we are going to enjoy a snorkeling activity, for sure you´ll love this place as the marine life is really immense.
Enjoy this unmatched activity where you will be just couple steps from The Arch and you will appreciate closely all the wonders of the place.
Available: From Monday to Saturday
Tour time: 9:00 AM
Duration: 3 hours approximately plus transportation
The pick up time will be assigned in the moment of reservation
Minimum age: 8 years old
Bilingual Guide
Kayak
Snorkeling equipment
Water
Round Transportation
Tips
Restrictions:
Transportation is available in most of the hotels in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. The Pickup time we give you after booking activity.
In case if we don´t have transportation from any specific hotel we will tell you the closest point for meeting.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations:
48 hrs. in advance 100% refund. Less than 48 hrs no refund
No show= no refund.
Activities may changed by tour operator due to weather or sea conditions.
Lover’s Beach
Sea Lions Colony
Tour to the Arch
Pelican Rocks
Beautiful Kayak
Amazing Snorkeling
Round Transportation
Note: Prices are quoted in US dollars and we use the bank rate of the day so that your bank statement reflects as closely as possible the published dollar price.
