Cabo San Lucas Harbor

Puerto de Cabo San Lucas

Cabo's Point of Entry

Description

Whether arriving in a private boat or a cruise ship, this official Mexican port of entry will accommodate your needs. The beautiful San Lucas Bay is a deep bay and cruise ships anchor out of the port, then shuttle passengers via inflatable rafts to the marina for tours and excursions. This port is popular due to its downtown location, the variety of activities that the small city of Cabo San Lucas offers, as well as the beautiful views of picturesque Los Arcos. For private boat travelers, the marina offers docking to vessels up to 180 feet in length and sees more than 1,200 private boats per year. It also offers electrical hookups, water and fuel stations, a general store, and laundry and shower house for port guests. Rental prices for boat slips vary depending on the size of the vessel. Private boat travelers must have a title for their vessel, proof of citizenship and departure clearance from the original point of departure. In addition, if you are not arriving at port via a cruise ship, you must go to the immigration office and gain tourist entry forms for each passenger of your vessel as well as a temporary import permit from the customs office.