SNORKEL THE SOUTHERN SHORE
SNORKEL THE SOUTHERN SHORE
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Cabo San Lucas is a world-renowned snorkeling destination, and you don't have to travel far from the shore to experience what all the talk is about! The sea is teeming with a colorful array of marine life and coral formations begging to be explored.
We'll visit two different beaches that will introduce you to different features Cabo is known for. Beginning with the Santa Maria beach, you will get a brief safety instruction, as well as a lesson on snorkeling from the shore. You will have approximately 30 minutes to explore before we head to our next location.
Next, we are headed to Chileno Bay--a local favorite spot. With tidal pools and shallow waters, this is a great snorkeling spot. With the help of your guide, you will see an array of tropical fish, starfish, and maybe even sea turtles!
Take some time to lay on the beach before we return. This is what Cabo is all about!
- This Tour Includes:
- Round trip transportation from the cruise pier or Cabo area hotel
- Local guide
- Use of snorkel equipment
- Snorkel at Santa Maria beach
- Transfer to second snorkel location (in vehicle)
- Snorkel at Chileno Bay
- Refreshments and snack
Days of Operation
Departures (local time)
- 9:00 AM (3 hrs) Tour time includes transfers.
- 2:00 PM (3 hrs) Tour time includes transfers.
Transfer / Meeting Instructions
No Taxi Required Specific pick up or taxi instructions will appear on your voucher after you purchase your trip.Special Instructions
• We suggest you leave any belongings that you do not want to get wet either on your cruise ship or at your hotel.
• From the cruise ship pier, you will have to walk approximately 5 minutes to the meeting location. Thorough instructions will be provided upon confirmation.
Restrictions
• You must be at least 6 years old to participate in this program.
• Please note that in Cabo San Lucas there is some confusion about ship time vs. local time. Please see your purser on your ship to clarify whether your ship changes its time to local time so you do not miss your excursion. As each ship is ruled by its captain, it is your responsibility to confirm this while you are sailing.