Cabo San Lucas Baja California Mexico

684 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Carnival Cruise Line (115 Cruises)

Carnival Panorama

Carnival Panorama

4008 Passengers
133500 tons
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Holland America Line (125 Cruises)

Cruise HAL Holland America Line ms Koningsdam ship

ms Koningsdam

2650 Passengers
99836 tons
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MSC Cruises (25 Cruises)

Norwegian Cruise Line (95 Cruises)

NCL Norwegian Encore ship

Norwegian Encore

3998 Passengers
169000 tons
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Princess Cruises (80 Cruises)

Discovery Princess.

Discovery Princess

3 Passengers
145 tons
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Royal Caribbean Cruises (106 Cruises)

royal caribbean navigator of the seas cruise ship

Navigator of the Seas

3114 Passengers
138279 tons
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royal caribbean voyager of the seas cruise ship

Voyager of the Seas

3286 Passengers
137276 tons
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Virgin Voyages (28 Cruises)

Brilliant Lady

2770 Passengers
110000 tons
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Frequently Asked Questions

They anchor in the bay: there is no pier for large ships. Ship tenders reach the tender dock in the heart of the marina in five to ten minutes, among the sportfishing yachts and the sea lions perched on the pilings.
Yes, around the marina. The walkway circling the basin, with its restaurants, shops and excursion kiosks, starts at the tender dock. Medano beach is a fifteen to twenty minute walk away, or two minutes by water taxi.
No, the arch has to be reached by sea. Just outside the dock, local captains offer water taxi or glass-bottom boat runs: a forty-minute loop past the sea lion colony, the granite cliffs and the rock formations of Land's End.
A strip of sand wedged between two seas at the tip of Land's End: calm bay water on one side, Pacific breakers on the other, where swimming is forbidden. It is boat-access only, so agree on a pickup time with your captain before you step off.
At Medano beach, facing the anchorage. It is the area's main swimmable, lifeguarded beach, nearly three kilometres of sand with the arch as a backdrop. Elsewhere the Pacific brings currents that make swimming dangerous.
Yes, from mid-December to mid-April. Grey and humpback whales pass off the cape after a migration of thousands of kilometres from Alaska. Watching trips leave from the docks, and it is common to spot a blow from the ship's deck or the beach.
The Mexican peso, though US dollars are accepted everywhere and change often comes back in pesos. Cards work without trouble at the marina and in restaurants.
Spanish, with English very widely used: the resort has lived off North American tourism for half a century.
Getting back aboard depends entirely on the tenders. Allow at least an hour's margin before the last posted departure: the queue builds fast in late afternoon and wind can slow the rotations.
Watch the sportfishing boats come in during early afternoon and hoist their catch to applause. The cape built its reputation on marlin, celebrated each autumn by one of the richest tournaments in the world. The terraces nearby serve ceviche and aguachile through the daily show.