EcoCat Sunset Cruise Edit listing

The EcoCat Sunset Cruise is a 2-hour evening sail from the Cabo San Lucas Marina aboard one of the largest catamarans in Cabo, running Monday through Saturday from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. The route passes Pelican Rock and Lover's Beach before reaching the famous Arch at dusk, with an open bar pouring the whole way — $85 per adult and $35 per child.

The EcoCat itself is the draw: a wide, stable luxury catamaran with an indoor saloon framed by panoramic windows and six outdoor viewing areas. The crew positions the boat for the best photo angles of the Arch and the sea lion colony at Land's End, then turns the sail home into a twilight party with a playlist and free-flowing drinks under the first stars.

Why the EcoCat Sunset Cruise Stands Out

One of Cabo's largest catamarans — wide and stable enough that you barely feel the motion, with an indoor panoramic saloon plus six outdoor viewing decks.

The Arch at golden hour — the boat circles Land's End as the sun drops, the single best light of the day for photos of the Arch and the sea lion colony.

Open bar included — unlimited drinks are part of the ticket, not an upsell; an optional fajita dinner (chicken, pork and veggie) is available for $15.

Crew that works the camera angles — the captain positions the catamaran for the most photogenic viewpoints and the crew helps guests capture them.

What to Expect

1. Board at the Cabo San Lucas Marina and explore the catamaran ($2 dock fee in cash on arrival).
2. Set sail across the bay as the sky starts to turn.
3. Pass Pelican Rock and the secluded Lover's Beach.
4. Photo stop at the Arch as dusk settles — the crew positions the boat for the best angles.
5. Circle the sea lion colony at Land's End.
6. Twilight sail back with music and the open bar flowing.

Pricing & What's Included

Adults: $85 USD · Children 5–11: $35 USD · Infants 4 and under: $20 USD · Dock fee: $2 USD per person, cash only.

Included: 2-hour cruise, open bar with unlimited drinks, and the crew's photo-spotting help.

Optional: fajita dinner add-on (chicken, pork and veggie fajitas) for $15 per person.

When Is the Best Time for a Sunset Cruise in Cabo?

The cruise runs year-round, Monday through Saturday — there are no Sunday departures, so plan accordingly. Winter sailings (November–February) see earlier, often more dramatic sunsets; from December 15 to April 15, migrating humpback and gray whales pass through these waters and sightings from the deck are a real possibility. Summer evenings are warmer on the outdoor decks.

Who It's For

Worth it for couples, celebrations and first-time visitors who want the classic Cabo postcard — the Arch at sunset with a drink in hand — without a party-boat crowd level. Families are welcome (kids have their own rate), though the post-sunset stretch leans festive. If you want a private experience, the same operator runs private charters on this catamaran.

Know Before You Go

Bring: $2 per person in cash for the dock fee, a light layer for the sail back, and your camera. No Sunday departures. Boarding: arrive at the marina with time to spare; confirm the exact dock when booking.

Hours & Reservations

Departures: Monday–Saturday, 5:00–7:00 PM. Confirm seasonal exact times when booking.

Reservations: Book via the official page at caboecotours.com/sunset-cruise.

Departure point: Cabo San Lucas Marina — confirm the dock number with your booking confirmation.

Reviewed by What's In Cabo Editorial Team, 2026-08-14. Prices verified August 2026. Sources: caboecotours.com (tour page, pricing), TripAdvisor.