Land’s End Arch

We ate lunch at The Office at the far end so we were directly on the beach. All of these vendors kept walking by which was really interesting but the best part is they had all of these boats pulled up so we had our pick of tour guides to take us out to Land’s End. I’d been worried we wouldn’t find someone to take us out.
The arch is huge and beautiful. Surrounded by jutting monoliths. The our took us by Lover’s Beach, the Sea Lions, people jumping off rocks and over onto the Pacific side and back. A glass bottom boat may be great, then you can see all of the beautiful fish more clearly that we saw while riding along.
How to spot a glass bottom boat: It will say «Glass bottom boat» on the side. The rest will tell you they are because there is glass in the center where the life vests are, which doesn’t really offer any visibility. We had a blast anyway and for $ 20 USD had a private small boat for the experience.
Definitely don’t miss Land’s End on any trip to Cabo.

Definitely a must see! It is so pretty here!

There is just something simply amazing about being at «the end of the world» where there is just land, open water and where the two seas blend together. You just feel so free and all that you are left to do is to embrace the beauty that this wonderful Earth has to give us. This tour is very much worth it and they give you a in depth detail about everything and really take their time. I have a huge fear of boat rides but towards the end of the tour I was feeling relaxed and realized that most people don’t get to see this in person. Or tour guide was very nice and had such a great sense of humor and was very welcoming. He also gave us some advice as to where the best restaurants were in town and which foods he recommended from each. He even sang some tunes for us during the ride as well. Overall amazing!

a nice rock formation

It doesn’t get any more beautiful than this! Allow the amazing sun and surf of Cabo to relax you and gaze at this amazing formation which truly is «Land’s End». Amazing, stunning and majestic. A MUST SEE

Great cheap and short tour. We did a glass bottom tour for $ 5 each that went to the arch, pelican rock, a natural aquarium, and a sea lion hang out. Our tour guide barked and woke up the sea lions and feed the fish to put them into a frenzy! It was great fun. There was a lot of tour competition on the dock which brought the price down to the $ 5. It was a great tour for 40 minutes!

One of the top landmarks I have visited. The beautiful rocks and turquoise waters that surround them are breath taking. There are sea lions on some of the rocks. A trip on the glass bottom boats will allow you to see all of the great sceneries, from the beautiful fish you can see once they stop to the sea lions and pelicans. Nestled in between two rock formations is lovers beach which is just amazing. This really can’t be missed when you visit Cabo.

One of the must see landmarks in Cabo San Lucas, for good reason. There are sea lions nearby, and Lovers and Divorce Beach are just around it.
We went parasailing and caught a great view of the arch! The waves are pretty intense so I’m not sure how swimming would work, but riding on a glassbottom taxi boat would be a nice ride.

Beautiful!
This is definitely a spot you want to take lots and lots of pictures of and share on your respective social networks to make everyone jealous of your exotic excursions. I have been lucky to have visited this iconic destination more than once. To me, this is Cabo!
Cruise ships anchor themselves within view of this lovely sight but I suggest riding a smaller boat to get much closer. The first time I went there, I took a glass-​bottom boat that drops you off and picks you up at Lover’s Beach nearby. My second trip out there was on a sailboat headed to go snorkeling in the Santa Maria Cove. You can only venture out to the Land’s End Arch by boat so take care of yourself if you get motion sickness.
If you love getting your ego stroked on instagram/​facebook, I promise you, a really good photo of El Arco will be worth all the «likes» :)

El Arco is Cabo, or at least that’s what all the travel books and postcards will tell you, so it’s worth a boat ride around the arch and the rock formations at Land’s End.
It’s incredibly picturesque and there are many angles to view it from. There are nearby beaches, so you could easily spend a whole day out here. A boat ride shouldn’t cost too much ($ 5-​$ 20).
Tip: You can snorkel nearby, so bringing a waterproof camera will help you get great underwater shots while making it safe to take pictures of the arch.