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Voyzo runs 23 tours in Los Cabos, covering 5 top attractions. A private tour means your own guide, driver, and vehicle and an itinerary built around your group rather than a fixed bus schedule.
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Cruise Cabo San Lucas Bay on a private yacht with your own group only, passing Pelican Rock and El Arco before anchoring at Chileno Bay to snorkel and paddleboard.
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A flexible private yacht tour that sails past El Arco before anchoring at Chileno Bay or Santa Maria Bay for swimming and snorkeling, with food and an open bar included.
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Sail directly to El Arco on a private glass-bottom boat, learning the history of Lover's Beach and Divorce Beach, then approach the sea lion colony at La Lobera before passing Pelican Rock and Pirate's Cave.
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Climb aboard your own private boat with friends and family and cruise to Playa del Amor, Pelican Rock, Playa del Divorcio, and finally El Arco — with drinks included along the way.
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Start in Santa Maria Bay, surrounded by cliffs, and kayak east toward Chileno Bay to explore tide pools and snorkel in calm, shallow water with fish, eels, starfish, urchins, and sea turtles.
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Escape the crowded snorkel spots with a private guide team made up of qualified dive professionals who know the reef well, including places not frequented by other snorkel tours.
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Fish for marlin and yellowtail (season-dependent) aboard vessels operated by award-winning Pacifictime Sports Fishing, with personalized guidance whether you're an expert angler or trying deep-sea fishing for the first time.
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Head out to sea in the company of just your own group and crew, fishing for blue marlin, striped marlin, sailfish, dorado, and yellowfin tuna, with as much or as little guidance as you want.
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Cruise the Sea of Cortez aboard a private sailboat reserved for your own group of up to 16 people, stopping to snorkel in secluded bays while the crew serves a gourmet lunch and drinks from the open bar.
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See humpback whales from the peace and comfort of a private yacht rather than a crowded group boat, with time to also snorkel at Pelican Beach, paddle board, and sightsee while sipping included margaritas, tequila, and beer.
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Set out for a personal encounter with marine wildlife, without the uncertainty and crowds of shared whale-watching boats — timing, focus, and pace are all built around your group.
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Head to the most popular spots of both Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, with time to shop, a tour of a blown-glass factory to see the process and pick up unusual souvenirs, and a walk through San José del Cabo's historic town square and art galleries.
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Visit the local market to see the real ingredients behind the dishes, then eat at locals' favorite places in San José del Cabo — rural food, seafood, and seasonal fruit ice pops — while walking through the town's old neighborhood, main square, and old church with your certified guide.
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Begin in an in-house art gallery to learn about San José del Cabo's vibrant art scene, then taste a variety of tacos featuring fresh local produce and fish, before trying house cocktails and sampling local tequila and mezcal.
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Travel by Jeep off-road to the National Park of Cabo Pulmo, stop for a snack break at Playa Arbolitos, then snorkel to discover the reef's colorful underwater wonders before a traditional local lunch on the way back.
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Board your private Jeep to travel along the coast, stopping at the famous Cerritos Beach to watch the waves and have lunch, then enjoy free time to explore the artist town of Todos Santos and the secluded Punta Lobos beach.
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Spend the day traveling between picturesque Baja towns — start in La Paz with free time to walk the Malecón and grab breakfast, visit the unspoiled sandy shore of Balandra Beach, then travel on to the artsy town of Todos Santos for free time to shop.
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Travel in style from Los Cabos to La Paz with a bilingual driver-guide who shows you the sights along the way, with the option to stop halfway to visit Cerritos Beach or the town of Todos Santos, before experiencing La Paz's beaches, seafood restaurants, and long seafront Malecón.
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Ideal for first-time visitors, this private tour explores the best of Cabo San Lucas on foot in just a few hours — visiting the Museum of Natural History, checking out hidden beaches off the beaten path, and hiking on Mount Solmar for the best views of the city and sea below.
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Ideal for couples, this private tour takes you to the most romantic spots in Cabo San Lucas — charming alleyways, lovely parks, and other real attractions — while your guide shares stories about Cabo's most famous couples and points out the romantic angles of the Cabo Arch and Lover's Beach.
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Meet your captain and board your own private vessel for a sail on the Sea of Cortez from San José del Cabo, admiring the beach and mountain views along the way — whether you want to pump up the music and party or enjoy a relaxing journey along the coast.
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Swap the crowds and hassle of big boat tours for a private and personalized catamaran charter — just for your group — past Lover's Beach, Pelican Rock, and the Arch, with stops to go snorkeling and included snacks and beverages from the open bar.
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The golden beaches and palm-fringed shores of Los Cabos provide an idyllic backdrop for a photoshoot — this private session ensures you capture the perfect holiday shots, with a professional photographer and a custom-made shoot tailored to your preferences, either alone or with family and friends.
Private tours in Los Cabos are matched to your party size — here's the fleet we draw from for this region.
| Vehicle | Model | Capacity | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private Car / SUV | Toyota Corolla or Chevrolet Trailblazer SUV | Up to 5 guests | A comfortable private car for couples or small families touring colonial cities, Mayan archaeological sites, and Riviera Maya beach towns. |
| Private Van | Toyota Hiace or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, air-conditioned | Up to 12 guests | Air-conditioned seating with room for luggage, ideal for families or small groups moving between Mexico City, colonial towns, and the Yucatan's Mayan sites. |
| Mini-Coach | Toyota Coaster mini-coach | Up to 25 guests | A full mini-coach for larger groups traveling together on multi-day itineraries across Mexico's longer highway legs. |
Popular stops our guides build into Los Cabos itineraries — tap any attraction to learn more.
El Arco (Land's End)
Los Cabos
El Arco is the natural rock archway carved into the granite cliffs at the very tip of the Baja California peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. It's Los Cabos' most photographed landmark, reachable only by boat from the Cabo San Lucas marina, and the surrounding rocks are home to a resident colony of California sea lions.
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Médano Beach
Los Cabos
Médano Beach is Cabo San Lucas' main swimmable beach, a stretch of sand along the bay just steps from the marina, and one of the only beaches in the area calm enough for safe ocean swimming (unlike many of Baja's rougher Pacific-facing beaches). It's a popular launch point for jet skis and parasailing, with El Arco visible in the distance across the bay.
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Todos Santos
Los Cabos
Todos Santos is a Pueblo Mágico (Magic Town), a Mexican federal tourism designation about an hour's drive up Baja's Pacific coast from Cabo San Lucas, known for its restored colonial-era architecture, working artist studios and galleries, and its surrounding surf beaches. It sits near the quiet fishing beach of Punta Lobos and the surf town of Pescadero.
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Marina Cabo San Lucas
Los Cabos
The Marina Cabo San Lucas is the departure point for nearly every boat tour, sport-fishing charter, and yacht cruise in Los Cabos, lined with restaurants, shops, and the sportfishing fleet's daily catch display. It sits at the base of downtown Cabo San Lucas, within walking distance of Médano Beach and a short boat ride from El Arco.
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Playa del Amor (Lover's Beach)
Los Cabos
Playa del Amor (Lover's Beach) is a secluded cove tucked beside El Arco, accessible only by boat or kayak, where the calm Sea of Cortez side of the beach faces the rougher 'Divorce Beach' surf on the Pacific side just a few steps away. It's a standard stop on nearly every glass-bottom boat and snorkeling tour departing Cabo San Lucas marina.
Humpback whales migrate to Los Cabos' waters roughly from mid-December through April. Outside that window, whale-watching tours still run as private snorkeling and sightseeing charters, just without the whales.
Los Cabos sits in the Sonoran Desert — expect cardón cactus and dry, rugged hills rather than tropical rainforest. Daytime heat runs high, especially June through September.
Cabo San Lucas faces the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez both, meeting right at El Arco. San José del Cabo and the Tourist Corridor face mostly the calmer Sea of Cortez side, generally better for swimming.
Tropical storms are a real possibility in late summer and fall, which is also when Los Cabos sees its heaviest rain (though rainfall overall is low year-round).
There's no road or trail to Land's End — every visit to El Arco, Lover's Beach, or Divorce Beach happens by boat or kayak from the Cabo San Lucas marina.
Cabo San Lucas is the marina, nightlife, and boat-tour hub; San José del Cabo has a more traditional town square, historic mission church, and gallery district. Many private tours combine both.
Los Cabos sits at the very tip of the Baja California peninsula, where two towns — the marina-and-nightlife hub of Cabo San Lucas and the more traditional, colonial-feeling San José del Cabo — anchor either end of a 20-mile stretch of coastline known as the Tourist Corridor. It's a desert-meets-ocean landscape: cardón cactus and rugged granite hills run right down to some of the clearest water on either the Pacific or the Sea of Cortez side of the peninsula, and the two seas actually meet at El Arco, the natural rock archway at Land's End.
Voyzo's private tours here lean into what the region actually does best — boats. Nearly every real Los Cabos experience starts at the Cabo San Lucas marina, whether that's a private yacht past El Arco, a sport-fishing charter chasing marlin, or a seasonal whale-watching trip during the real December-to-April migration window. Beyond the water, private day trips reach Todos Santos' artist community, the protected coral reef at Cabo Pulmo National Park, and La Paz, the quieter state capital a couple of hours up the peninsula.
Tell us your group size and dates — we'll take care of the rest.
