Private snorkeling tour out of San Jose del Cabo

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Private Snorkeling Adventure – San José del Cabo Explore the incredible underwater world of the Sea of Cortez, famously described by Jacques Cousteau as the “Aquarium of the World.” Its warm waters, rocky reefs, and remarkable variety of marine life make San José del Cabo a fantastic destination for snorkeling. Departing from Puerto Los Cabos Marina, your private boat is reserved exclusively for your group. Instead of heading toward the busy waters of Cabo San Lucas, we explore the coastline around San José del Cabo in search of beautiful snorkeling locations away from the crowds. Your experienced guide and professional captain will choose the best snorkeling areas based on the day’s ocean conditions, visibility, and marine activity. Once in the water, discover colorful reef fish and other marine life, with the possibility of encountering Mobula rays, dolphins, sea turtles, sea lions, and other species along the way. With 3 hours for your private adventure, there is plenty of time to snorkel, explore the coastline, relax onboard, and enjoy the Sea of Cortez at your own pace. Complimentary Canon photos are taken during your experience so you can concentrate on enjoying the adventure. Your Private Boat Enjoy your excursion aboard our comfortable and spacious boat with plenty of room for your group, full shade, comfortable seating, storage, and a marine toilet onboard. Your private experience is limited to a maximum of 12 guests. Price US$475 private tour – includes 2 guests Additional guests: US$75 per person Children 6 years and younger: complimentary Maximum: 12 guests Tour Details Duration: Approximately 3 hours Available: 7 days a week Meeting Point: Salty Cabo Excursions office at Puerto Los Cabos Marina, San José del Cabo Included Snorkeling equipment, life jackets, wetsuits when needed, professional captain, experienced guide, bottled water, soft drinks, light snacks, and complimentary tour photos. Please note: Snorkeling locations are selected according to weather, sea conditions, visibility, and marine activity. Marine life sightings are completely natural and cannot be guaranteed. Tours are subject to weather, sea conditions, and port authority restrictions.