The iconic arches that stand at Land’s End are the most recognizable landmarks near Los Cabos, Mexico. These prominent features were named by explorers who believed them to be the last point of land before arriving at Antartica.

The tranquility of the site means that you can enjoy a peaceful and relaxing tour on a small-group or private tour. A tour to Land’s End from Los Cabos is a great way to unwind and appreciate the natural beauty of the Gulf of California.

Here's everything you need to know about Land's End, one of the most exhilarating sightseeing tours in Los Cabos.

Where is Land’s End located?

Land’s End is situated at the most southwestern tip of the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico. Accessible only by water, Land’s End separates the Gulf of California from the rougher waters and strong currents of the Pacific Ocean.

Although this notable landmark is less than 3.5 kilometers away from downtown Cabo San Lucas, it cannot be reached by car or on foot and you will need to book a guided boat tour or take a water taxi to get there.

What are the best things to do in Land’s End?

The geographical features at Land’s End mark the tip of the Baja California peninsula. The most recognizable rock feature is El Arco – the Arch which is located at the meeting point of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean.

Snorkeling and scuba diving are popular activities on Land’s End tours. Depending on the tides, you may also be able to swim and sunbathe at Lover’s Beach. Divorce Beach is beautiful, but dangerous undercurrents mean it is not safe for swimming.

Stand up paddleboarding and kayaking are also activities that can be enjoyed in the area.

What are the best tours to visit Land’s End?

Tours to Land’s End offer visitors a chance to view the magnificent arch and other rock formations at the tip of the Baja California peninsula. Here are some of the best tours available:

Land’s End luxury sail and snorkel cruise

Relax on board a luxury sailboat as you head out of Los Cabos and to Land’s End. There will be time to snorkel in the clear waters and you can enjoy a leisurely meal with a view of Lover’s Beach before heading back to the marina.

A professional and experienced crew will keep you entertained and informed throughout your excursion.

Glass bottom boat tour to Land’s End

A one-hour glass bottom boat tour accommodates a maximum of five passengers. Your guide will point out sights like Empacadora Beach, Pelican Rock, Lover’s Beach and Neptune’s Finger en route to the famous Land’s End Arch.

After passing a local sea lion colony, you will return to the Los Cabos marina.

Cabo San Lucas 2-tank dive at Land’s End

For PADI certified divers, there is the option of a 2-tank dive as sites in and around Land’s End. Explore the underwater environment of this tropical site and expect sightings of diverse marine species including sea lions, turtles, nurse sharks and tropical fish.

An ancient shipwreck, sand falls and sea caves are just some of the things you might see while diving. Your guide will be on hand to escort your dive and provide you with further information about this incredible location.

Land’s End sightseeing boat tour

For a budget and time-friendly excursion, you can opt for a 45-minute sightseeing tour to Land’s End. Up to 15 passengers will be accompanied by a guide who will provide live commentary as you sail by all the top attractions in the area.

There are several tour departures throughout the day, making it easy to fit into your holiday itinerary.

Luxury private Land’s End boat tour

Set your own pace on a private boat tour of Land’s End. Up to four guests can enjoy a tritoon boat ride to Land’s End to see the impressive rock formations, Lover’s Beach, Divorce Beach and the sea lion colony.

You will be able to stop for snorkeling or to swim at Lover’s Beach or Medano Beach. Snorkeling equipment and your guide are included in the tour price.

What are the prices of Land’s End tours?

A Land’s End luxury sail and snorkel cruise costs from US$100 per adult and includes lunch and an open bar. Children under 12 sail for free.

Glass bottom boat tours to Land’s End are small group excursions and start at US$50 per person for a one-hour cruise.

A Cabo San Lucas 2-tank dive at Land’s End takes place from a US Lifeguard certified dive boat and costs around US$140 per person, with a maximum of 6 participants.

A 45-minute Land’s End sightseeing boat tour starts at US$40 per person.

Luxury private Land’s End boat tours for groups of up to four people include a guide and snorkeling equipment and cost US$400.

Where do Land’s End tours start?

Some Land’s End tours will collect you from your hotel at a specified time before the start of the tour, or you will be notified of a meeting point by the tour operator.

Almost all boats depart from the main marina at Cabo San Lucas and if you have not been picked up, you will need to be at the marina half an hour before the tour starts.

When is the best time to visit Land’s End?

The best time for a visit to Land's End is during May and November, when it is quieter and weather is still good. High season is between December to April and although the weather is great, it is much busier.

Sunset and sunrise both offer the best lighting for photographing the arches.

Travel tips

Remember sunscreen and a wide-brimmed hat.
Avoid swimming where there are jagged rocks and strong currents.
Pack anti-nausea medication if you are prone to motion sickness.
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes
Don't forget your swimwear, if you intend to go for a swim.

Land's End: Tours and Guided Visits