Getting ashore
Ships anchor off Cabo San Lucas . Tender boats take you to the marina. The ride is short. You step off into the marina area, close to shops and the waterfront.
Watch-outs
Tenders can have queues when several ships are in. The marina is busy. The first taxi queue may be for beach or tour runs. Walk further for a short local ride. Sun is strong. Agree the fare before you leave.
Getting into Cabo
The marina and downtown are a short walk or taxi from the tender dock. The famous arch and beaches are a short ride. A taxi into town is about $5–10. On the way back, name the cruise tender dock.
Taxis & ride apps
Taxis wait at the marina. A short hop is about $5–10. Agree the price before the car moves. Uber is limited. The rank is near the tender landing.
What to do nearby
The marina has shops, restaurants, and boat trips to the arch. Downtown has more food and souvenirs. The beaches are a short taxi away. Many people stay near the waterfront.
Going further
The corridor beaches and San José del Cabo take longer. Book a return in advance. Most passengers stay in Cabo or take a short taxi.
Food & shopping
The marina and downtown have restaurants and shops. Cards are accepted in most places. Prices are about standard Mexican tourist rates.
Opening times & connectivity
Shops open when ships are in. Mobile signal is good. Some spots offer free Wi-Fi. Use the currency link for Mexican pesos.
Accessibility & mobility
Tender boats may not be fully step-free for all mobility needs; check with your ship for assistance. The marina promenade is generally flat. Request help for the tender if required. Do not assume every water taxi is accessible.