Cabo San Lucas Cruise Shuttles

At the very tip of the Baja Peninsula, Cabo San Lucas offers an especially unique kind of Mexico, from vivid shorelines known for their oddly shaped cliffs and jutting rocks, to a Miami-style nightlife home to interesting seafood flavors along the water. The Cabo San Lucas Cruise Port is the main arrival point for cruise attendees, offering a diverse pallet of guest drop offs along the Boulevard Paseo de la Marina. Public transportation is sparse, making the drop off both calming and isolated. Reserve a private vehicle to consider getting places by the self, looking forward to a relaxed array of beachside landmarks with a couples-friendly sedan, or taking the family across vast escapes with group-friendly lifts like SUVs, vans and chartered buses. Meet-and-greet services are also ideal for those interested in getting dropped off wherever, whether it be through a taxi good for bypassing big crowds, or a local personal driver who knows how to offer a sunny perspective.

Truly get to know the region by exploring what’s close to the cruise port first, whether that means taking a tour aboard the Buccaneer Queen’s relaxing sunset tours or enjoying a relaxing afternoon with beachside reefs and snorkeling at Playa Empacadora. Explore even more of the surrounding Marina neighborhood by looking forward to what’s nearest to the port, continuing east past the Playa Empacadora or hiking a hilltop trail across Mt. Solmar. Along the same shoreline are epic natural geostructures like Pelican Rock, among a few sandy beach fronts like the calm waters of Lovers Beach and aptly named rocky shores of Divorce Beach - between both is the world-famous Arch of Cabo San Lucas, an easily recognizable landmark doubling as a gateway to the nature preserve at Reserve de Lobos Marinos. Cool restaurants worth checking out by the end of the day include the casual rumpus at Puerto San Lucas near the port, as well as upscale seafood from the sunset-friendly tables of El Farallon.