Marina Cabo San Lucas
Cabo San Lucas, Basse-Californie du Sud, MX
The port
A 380-slip marina at the tip of the Baja California peninsula, welcoming yachts up to 375 feet (114 m) with a draft of 8.8 m, with fuel and shore power up to 100 A three-phase.
Marina Cabo San Lucas is at Lote A-18 de la Darsena in Cabo San Lucas, at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula. According to the IGY Marinas website, it has 380 slips including 33 for megayachts, for yachts up to 375 feet (about 114 m), with a draft of 29 feet (8.8 m) and a beam of 63 feet (19 m). Shore power is 30 A, 50 A and 100 A single-phase plus 100 A three-phase. A high-speed fuel dock, 24-hour gated security, Wi-Fi, showers and a laundry for crews complete the offer. Arriving vessels are asked to call the office on VHF channel 88A (channel 16 is also listed), and the marina can be reached on +52 624 173 9140. A customs and immigration office is near the port, by appointment arranged through the marina office, and the site recommends using a naval agent. According to Wikipedia, the Mexican government began in 1974 to develop Cabo San Lucas into a major tourist centre; according to Cabos Finest (May 2026), the federal agency FONATUR is said to have then dredged a mudflat to form the sheltered basin behind the Pedregal headland. Every October the town hosts the Bisbee's Los Cabos Offshore, a marlin tournament described by Wikipedia as the highest-paying in the world.
