 Cabo San Lucas : Profile
The port captain's office is on Matamoros Street (Fee 2007 - $20).
Immigration is situated near the Pemex fuel station. The Immigration fee is to be paid at a bank (2007 - $20).
Many cruisers use an agent in Cabo San Lucas, which can be
expensive, but many feel is necessary. Officials do not make it easy or convenient to clear into Cabo San Lucas and it can take two days to get all of the approvals.
Last updated October 2010.
It is possible to anchor off the beach north of the
inner harbor, though the anchorage is not very protected and in order the land the dinghy you must travel through the busy
narrow entrance into the inner harbor. Panga water taxis are available from the anchorage into the inner harbor. There is a small anchorage fee.
Marina Cabo San Lucas
Lote A-18 De La Darsena De C.S.L., Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Tel:+52 114 31251, Fax:+52 114 31253
marina@cabomarina.co.mx
A full service marina situated in the harbour of Cabo San Lucas with fuel dock and pump-out facilities. A boatyard with all services, 70 ton travelift and chandlery. All retail services within walking distance. Expensive (40ft boat $152/night - 2011).
Marina Puerto Los Cabos
Tel:011-52 (624) 105-6028, Fax:011-52 (624) 105-6028
marinainfo@puertoloscabos.com
A large marina 14nm from Cabo San Lucas. Temporary facilities block. WiFi. Option of a cheaper berth without electricity. Marina facilities being upgraded.
Marinas de Baja
(Marina del Rey)
Tel:011-52 (624) 143-6522, 23, Fax:011-52 (624) 143-6522
eduardocorona@marinadebaja.com
Full service marina, WiFi, laundry, fuel. 24hr security.
Martina Fiesta Hotel & Resort
Cabo San Lucas, B.S.C Mexico
Tel:011 52 114 32689, Fax:011 52 114 32688
sales@MarinaFiestaResort.com
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