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Cabo Sunset Dinner Cruise with Live Music & Open Bar on Cabo Wave

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Cabo Sunset Dinner Cruise with Live Music & Open Bar on Cabo Wave is a water activity rated 4.4/5 by 74 Viator travelers; from about $99 per person; lasts 2 hours.

About

The Cabo Wave runs a two-hour sunset cruise out of the marina with dinner, an open bar, and live music on board. It's priced at $99, which sits below most competing sunset sails, and the 4.4 rating over 74 reviews suggests the format works: you're paying for the boat time and the booze, not for elaborate plating or a formal dining setup. The route follows the standard arc—past Land's End and the Arch—then turns back as the sun drops. Expect a buffet-style dinner, not coursed service, and a playlist that leans mariachi or covers depending on the night. The two-hour window keeps things tight, which means less downtime and fewer laps around the same stretch of water. If you want sunset views without committing to a full dinner reservation on land, this handles both in one shot.

At a glance

Category: water
Duration: 2 hours
Price: $99
Minimum age: None
Intensity: ●○○○○
Setting: outdoor
Booking partner: viator
Product ID: 6657P7

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November in Cabo offers pleasant conditions without peak-season intensity. You'll find attentive service across properties, from boutique hotels to luxury resorts, and generally comfortable weather for beach and pool time. Thanksgiving week sees a noticeable uptick in visitors, with some restaurants running short on supplies and resorts busier than usual, but the month overall feels more relaxed than true high season.

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