Baja’s Tours

The Glass Bottom Boat Tour was so awesome! Our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly, competent, and helpful! We learned so much!
Scooby Doo Rock — what does it look like to you?
Pelican Rock — a gathering place!
Coyote Rock — does it look like a coyote?
Sea Lion Rock — there are so many of them!
Pirates’ Cave — looks like someone is in there!!!
Lovers Beach — connected to Divorce Beach. Calmer waters on the Sea of Cortez.
Divorce Beach — larger than Lovers Beach. Rougher waters on the Pacific Ocean.
The Window to the Pacific (aka the Pacific Window) — view the Pacific Ocean from the Sea of Cortez through this space
Lands End — the southernmost tip of Baja — where the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez meet
The Arch — they say it looks like a Dragon Drinking Water. This is the most famous landmark of Cabo San Lucas! We tried our best to view it from land, but were unable to do so. Need to see this amazing site by boat!
We parked at the hotel that had hosted us for a Time Share Presentation. We walked to the beach and found this company’s tent. After we presented the vouchers, we boarded the boat, donned life jackets, and enjoyed this beautiful and educational tour! They let us roam the two joined beaches for about ten minutes because we were the last tour of the day. If we had gone earlier, we might have been able to wander longer, but ten minutes was satisfactory!
Highly recommended!

These tours offer an unforgettable experience here in Cabo. They offer boat tours, parasailing, jet skiing and scuba diving adventures! Keep in mind that if the weather isn’t so great there will be no parasailing as it will be considered dangerous. Jet skiing and scuba diving is great as who wouldn’t want to explore the open waters of Cabo and tropical life that is underneath. The boat tours are also great so you are taken to the different beaches, see where the two oceans meet, and the famous arch of Cabo. All of these activities are sold in packages or individually but I recommend that you purchase them in packages as you save yourself some money. They take cash or euro payments.

We love Bajas!!! They say it on their parasail parachute «BAJAS #1»
Our concierge convinced my sister to do the timeshare meeting at our hotel. With this option, we were able to experience 2 difference options with Bajas. They made our reservations with Bajas over the phone very easily.
PARASAILING — So much fun! We met at the dock 15 minutes prior to our departure. We were with one other party (2 girls) that were really nice. The Bajas team were so friendly and made our experience comfortable. The boat took us to the parasailing boat, nice and quick. We took turns going up in the air. The team asked us prior if we wanted to be dipped into the ocean, so no surprises! You can do a little bit or a full dip! The views of the ocean, the arches, the shores, all amazing. We went when the whether was perfect too. On our way back, we were looking at Los Arcos and the boat driver gave us a mini tour to the area so we can take pics! So nice! «401k tips» were definitely given. We did this excursion for free since my sister attended the timeshare tour.
GLASS BOTTOM BOAT TOUR — We paid $ 14 for 6 people (4 adults, 1 kid, 1 toddler), also discounted because of the timeshare tour. We came back the following day to the same dock. It starts off with a great tour guide who reassures our safety. It stops at Pelican Beach where you can see all the fish. Great knowledge of the rock formations and historical side of Los Arcos. He gave us time for photo ops too! Very important. So many amazing sights! and I didn’t get sea sick!
Bajas is truly #1!

We used this your company for our excursion on the glass boat to the arch. Our tour guide was cool and funny and gave us a lil history on Cabo and its recent hurricane survival. The two beaches (lover’s beach & divorce beach) that we could’ve stopped in were closed and had security on site to ensure no one stopped.
We were able to stop and get some great pics of the arch. We also saw a bunch of seals and a huge whale swimming in and out of the waves. The boat was rocky due to the crazy waves but we felt safe and my friend and I had our life jackets on for extra protection. Lol.
I would definitely use this company again.

I took a glass bottom boat tour with a friend while in Cabo with these guys. The staff in general were very helpful and friendly.
Lost my required paperwork to take my tour and they found it for me in the sand LOL. The tour was longer than I expected and took us to view the famous arch of cabo san lucas, lovers beach as well as divorce beach. We were not able to stop at any of the beaches due to the rough tide. However, we were able to see (and smell) sea lions and pelicans in the area. I would definitely use their services if ever in the area again.

We did the glass bottom boat ride out to El Arco. We had a great time, and the boat captain, Roberto, was great. He pointed out sites, took our picture, talked about Cabo and everything. We loved it. There’s lot of others who say they’ll take you in the glass bottom boats, but I’ve heard the ‘glass’ is scratched or ruined and so you don’t really see the fish. But Baja’s boats are first class.

These guys are first class. We had a voucher for a glass bottom boat tour with snorkeling and had to come back twice because they were honest about time and about water conditions. They let us delay the snorkeling and took us on a 45 minute tour on the Sea of Cortez. The captain let us dive into the Sea and we climbed a rock formation and jumped from the edge with the locals. It was one of the highlights of any vacation I have taken. Also, back at Medano Beach they guys from Baja’s will set you up with umbrellas, bring you water or beverages and et cetera. Very reasonable and a great experience. Konos rocks!

Did a para-​sail tour with these guys. Walked over from our drop off location at the Pueblo Bonito Rose resort and it’s about a 10 – 15 minute walk to the Baja’s tour booth in the middle of the beach and all the restaurants. They have jet ski rentals right off the beach which was super cool and the boat pulled up right onto the water/​beach to pick us up to bring us out to their para-​sail boat.
Water was choppy and the ride was very rough but we made it out and transferred onto another one of their boats which the para-​sail is connected to. The para-​sail is definitely nothing fancy… and is sort of scary because I’ve done it in Hawaii several times and it didn’t seem as safe but it was still okay. They strapped us in and allowed us to be up in the air pretty long, or so it felt. They also don’t dip you in the water like they do in Hawaii which I have to say I was happy about since I was wearing my swim suit cover up and didn’t want it to get wet.
The staff was professional and friendly which eased some of my scary thoughts. They don’t allow you to take photos and videos on your phone, but we did anyway and then gave them a nice tip and they just told us to be quiet about it. Sounds good to me!