Honeymoon · MEXICO
The 15 best honeymoon experiences a couple can book, with what each costs for two, how long it runs and how private it really is. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Cruise from Cabo San Lucas toward the Arch at sunset, enjoy BBQ pork, chicken, ribs, or a vegetarian plate with an open bar, then watch pirates climb, dance, use fire, and turn the return trip into a party. The ship carries up to 90 people and returns to the marina.
“This was such a fun time for our kids and grandkids. We had a great time and great food. The crew was awesome.”
Sail from Cabo San Lucas to Land’s End on a spacious boat with an energetic crew, Mexican buffet, domestic open bar, and views of El Arco, Lover’s Beach, sea lions, and Pedregal villas. The 2.5-hour cruise starts at 4:30 pm and returns to the marina.
“Bring along a light sweater or jacket- breezy makes it a little cool. Not too much variety of food, but enough- and plenty to drink.”
Spend up to eight hours at Mr. Sanchos Beach Club with a private curtained cabana, two 30-minute massages, unlimited food and drinks, a rose, kayak use, and a locker. You arrange your own taxi from the cruise port. The setting is romantic, but the club also welcomes families.
“It’s a very nice place to visit in Cozumel. My husband and I enjoyed the cabana and the massage. The food was good, drinks were cold and plentiful. I would definitely go back again.”
You get a private, air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and a flexible route through Valle de Guadalupe. Choose wineries such as Decantos, Finca La Carrodilla, Vina de Frannes, and Vena Cava, with drivers including Josue, Jacinto, Elias, and Natalie often helping shape the day.
“Terrible. Guide did not speak English. Total refund requested. Disaster. Bagged it after 10 minutes!”
Board Cabo San Lucas’s pirate ship for a two-hour sunset cruise past El Arco. Captain-led games, music, acrobatics, fire effects, dancing, BBQ dinner, and an open bar keep families entertained. Expect bench seating, food on your lap, and a $5 dock fee per person.
“Captain Tiburon was very fun and engaging. Definitely an entertaining show. You come here for the fun, not for the food. Just think of the food as part of the pirate experience. Also, some of the fire show in the photos did not happen in our tour it was just the fire sticks and chains but not lit up. It was my daughter’s birthday and they made her feel very special.”
Sail Nichupte Lagoon aboard the Columbus Spanish galleon for about two and a half hours. You’ll get a three-course dinner, national open bar, live saxophone music, and sunset views. Choose lobster, steak, surf and turf, or vegetarian lasagna. Hotel pickup is available, but confirm accessibility and pickup details first.
“Good food and great crew. Friendly atmosphere and enjoyable entertainment. Sunset at sea was amazing!”
Board a Spanish Galleon at Marina Aquatours for a 2.5-hour dinner cruise on Nichupté Lagoon. Choose steak, lobster, surf and turf, or vegetarian fare, then enjoy live saxophone, sunset views, and an open domestic bar. Arrive early for the best table choice.
“The whole experience was amazing and so was the guide we had”
Sail from Marina Cabo San Lucas on a 100-foot, two-level boat for about 2.5 hours. See the Arch, sea lions, Lovers Beach, and Pacific sunset while enjoying an all-you-can-eat Mexican buffet, domestic open bar, music, dancing, and games.
“Good tour, worth the money. Boat staff was okay, but provided good food. They showed us few Whales on the way. Tour started and ended on time.”
Cruise Cabo San Lucas aboard Cabo Wave for about two hours, with sunset views of the Arch and Lovers Beach, Mexican-inspired food, live music, dancing, and an open bar. Expect a lively setting rather than a quiet yacht dinner. Check in at CaboMarina at 5:00 pm and return there after the cruise.
“The address we were told to go to to check in was not the right place. We had to walk 5-10 minutes to find the correct place! Cruise was nice. Generous portions of food and fun live music!”
Sail aboard the SunRider100 from Cabo Marina to the Arch, Lover’s Beach, sea lions, and Land’s End. You’ll get a Mexican buffet, open bar, bilingual crew, music, and sunset views from a 360-degree deck. Allow 2.5 to 3 hours, plus a $5 cash dock fee.
“It was very fun and very beautiful experience. The food was awesome and the service was truly the best! The staff was very kind, welcoming, and caring, it was the best cruise trip!”
Rey leads a private horseback tour through Jalisco’s jungle for beginners and experienced riders. You’ll meet trained horses, ride for an hour each way, visit El Eden and Edenva, swim in natural water, enjoy lunch, beach time, and a massage, with pickup and drop-off included.
“Rey was a great guide. He's very informative and knowledgeable about the area and surrounding. It was quite educational and a fun adventure. I highly recommend his tour if youre looking for a great time and great food experience. Thanks Rey!!!”
Alex Garcia Tours combines a guided Cabo San Lucas visit, tequila tasting, shopping time, and a sunset dinner cruise past El Arco. Expect hotel pickup, a small group of up to 10, dinner, live entertainment, and about six and a half hours on the go.
“Our guide Pedro was the best. He picked us up early and took us on a tour and tequila tasting as well as gave us time to shop in the city. He was super friendly. The cruise was amazing. There was a live band and a show. The staff was great and so was the food. We chose the premier dinner and I loved it! It was a wonderful way to spend my birthday with my daughter and I would definitely go again!!”
Sail Cancun’s Nichupte Lagoon aboard a Spanish galleon for about 2.5 hours. You’ll receive a three-course dinner, national open bar, and live saxophone music, with lobster, steak, surf and turf, or vegetarian choices. Sergio may host the evening, and hotel pickup is available for an extra fee.
“We loved Sergio! He made the experience beautiful for us. He got all the guests dancing and laughing.”
Cruise Cancun’s Nichupte lagoon aboard the Spanish galleon Columbus for about three hours. Enjoy a three-course dinner with steak, lobster, surf and turf, or a vegetarian choice, plus national drinks and live saxophone. The cruise starts at 5:30 pm and returns to Marina Aquatours.
“Memorable experience. Staff was excellent. Steak was amazing and the drinks keep coming. 10/10 would recommend. A”
Cruise from Cabo San Lucas toward the Pacific and Sea of Cortez, pause near El Arco, then enjoy fajitas, music, dancing, and an open bar of national drinks. This is a lively party boat for up to 110 people, not a quiet dinner cruise. Check in at 4:15 pm for the 5 pm departure.
“Will never use this place again!! Staff rude, upgraded when checking in for $85 for first in line and premium bottle service, was told premium alcohol was extra after the upgrade while on the cruise. 90% of music was only Spanish and so loud could not hear yourself think people were leaving the top deck to come downstairs due to the volume. Food, Taco Bell equivalent and once again staff was completely RUDE!!! Would never book this for me again, horrible. Wished I had a way to get my money back!!!”
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