3 Bay Kayak and Snorkel

Discover the stunning beauty of Los Cabos from both above and below the water on this exciting kayaking and snorkeling adventure. Paddle along the scenic coastline between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, visiting beautiful bays that are home to some of the area's most diverse coral reef environments.

Your experience begins with a 15 to 20-minute transfer from the cruise pier to a pristine white-sand beach on the Sea of Cortez. Upon arrival, your professional guide will provide a brief safety and paddling orientation before you set off across the crystal-clear waters. As you kayak through spectacular coastal scenery, you'll make your way to your first beach stop, known for its abundant marine life and excellent snorkeling opportunities. Here, you can slip into the warm tropical waters to observe colorful fish and a variety of fascinating aquatic species.

Following your first snorkeling experience, continue paddling along the coastline to another renowned snorkeling location celebrated for its thriving coral reef ecosystem. This picturesque stop offers the opportunity to relax on the beach, soak in the breathtaking coastal views, or spend more time exploring the underwater world in search of even more marine life, including the elusive King Angelfish.

Combining scenic kayaking, exceptional snorkeling, and unforgettable coastal landscapes, this excursion provides a fantastic opportunity to experience the natural wonders and marine beauty of Cabo.

Please Note: The kayaks used are sit-on-top tandem (double) ocean kayaks ranging from 12 to 17 feet in length. The maximum combined weight for a double kayak is 550 pounds. Guests weighing more than 250 pounds should be able to sit comfortably with their legs extended and should have previous ocean kayaking experience. The minimum age to participate is 7 years old. Depending on sea conditions, including swell, currents, tides, wind, and water temperature, the tour will visit a minimum of two of the following locations: Chileno Bay, Santa Maria Bay, Las Viudas, Turtle Bay, and Shell Beach.