Discover Los Cabos
Destinations
From iconic landmarks to hidden marine sanctuaries, Los Cabos offers some of the most diverse and spectacular yachting destinations on the planet.
Lively · Family-Friendly · Swimming
Médano Beach
The heartbeat of Cabo — where the celebration begins.
The most animated stretch of sand in Los Cabos, Médano Beach is your starting point for any celebration charter. Crystal-clear, calm waters make it perfect for swimming right off the yacht, water sports, and soaking in the electric atmosphere of Cabo San Lucas.
"One of the few beaches in Cabo where you can swim directly from the yacht — no tender required."
Activities
Anchoring & swimming, Jet skiing, Paddle boarding
When to Go
Year-round
Iconic · Dramatic · Photography
Land's End & The Arch
Where two oceans collide in one unforgettable frame.
El Arco is the soul of Los Cabos — a dramatic granite arch rising from the sea at the very tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. Sea lions sunbathe on Pelican Rock as frigate birds soar overhead. There is no better backdrop for a charter.
"Only accessible by water — your private yacht gives you the best angle on The Arch that no land-based tourist will ever see."
Activities
Photography, Sea lion watching, Snorkeling
When to Go
Year-round — mornings for calm water
Romantic · Secluded · Dramatic
Lover's Beach
A secret beach at the edge of the world.
Accessible only by water, Playa del Amor sits at the very tip of the Baja Peninsula, cradled between towering rock formations. On one side: the calm, turquoise Sea of Cortez. On the other: the wild Pacific surf of Divorce Beach. An intimate, unforgettable stop.
"Two completely different oceans separated by just a few hundred feet of sand — a natural wonder found nowhere else on earth."
Activities
Beach visits, Photography, Swimming (Sea of Cortez side)
When to Go
Year-round — mornings preferred for light
Snorkeling · Tranquil · Marine Life
Santa Maria Bay
The finest snorkeling water in all of Los Cabos.
A protected UNESCO biosphere horseshoe bay with crystalline turquoise waters and one of the richest coral reefs in Baja. Gentle currents, exceptional visibility, and abundant marine life — from tropical fish and rays to the occasional turtle — make this the definitive snorkeling destination.
"The protected bay status means no jet skis, no crowds — just pristine water, colorful reef fish, and the unhurried luxury of a private charter."
Activities
Snorkeling, Swimming, Paddle boarding
When to Go
Year-round — best visibility Nov–May
Wildlife · Family-Friendly · Snorkeling
Chileno Bay
Sea turtles, rays, and reefs — all within reach.
A calm, protected bay that rewards the curious. The reef system here is home to sea turtles, eagle rays, and an extraordinary variety of reef fish — all in water so clear you can see the bottom from 30 feet above. A favorite of families and marine life enthusiasts.
"Consistently one of the best spots in Baja to encounter sea turtles in their natural habitat."
Activities
Snorkeling, Swimming, Kayaking
When to Go
Year-round
Elegant · Romantic · Calm Waters
Palmilla
Where Los Cabos luxury was born.
The historic heart of the Los Cabos Hotel Zone, Palmilla is a sheltered bay with calm, clear waters and a coastline that reads like a list of the world's finest resorts. An anchor here feels like the natural pause point for an elegant, unhurried charter.
"Drop anchor in front of the One&Only Palmilla — one of the most photographed coastlines in all of Mexico."
Activities
Swimming, Sunset anchoring, Paddle boarding
When to Go
Year-round