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Boat rentals in Cabo San Lucas typically start around $150–$300 USD per hour for small boats and basic charters. Luxury yachts and premium tours can range from $500 to over $2,000 USD per hour depending on the vessel, size of your group, and included amenities.
Yes, most boat rentals in Cabo include a licensed captain. Captained charters are ideal for sightseeing, fishing trips, sunset cruises, or private parties without needing boating experience.
Most rentals depart from the Cabo San Lucas Marina, located near downtown and the main tourist area. It's the hub for yacht charters, fishing boats, and sailing tours.
Popular activities include visiting the Arch of Cabo San Lucas (El Arco), Lover’s Beach, snorkeling at Santa Maria Bay or Chileno Bay, whale watching (in season), and cruising the Sea of Cortez at sunset.
Yes, you’ll find a wide range of tours—sunset cruises, snorkeling excursions, glass-bottom boat rides, party boats, and private charters for celebrations or romantic getaways.
Absolutely. Cabo offers a variety of private yacht rentals that cater to birthdays, weddings, bachelorette parties, and corporate events. Many include catering, open bar, and onboard crew.
Yes, Cabo is a world-renowned sportfishing destination. You can book half-day or full-day fishing charters targeting marlin, tuna, mahi-mahi, and more. Most fishing boats include gear and licenses.
No boating license is required if you’re booking a captained rental. For bareboat rentals without a captain, you may need to show boating experience or certifications, depending on the boat.
From December to April, you can spot humpback and gray whales. Year-round, you might see dolphins, sea lions, rays, and tropical fish, especially near Land’s End and snorkeling bays.
Fall through spring (October to April) offers the best boating conditions, with whale watching in peak season. Summer is also good, especially for snorkeling and calm sea days, though it can be hot and humid.