Two seas, one spectacular finale.
At the very tip of the Baja Peninsula, the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific at Land’s End and its iconic stone arch. The scenery is pure drama: red-gold desert mountains dropping straight into deep blue water.
Days swing from adventurous to blissfully lazy. Whale watching in winter, snorkeling in protected bays, a tequila tasting in the afternoon. Nights belong to the lively marina in Cabo San Lucas and the art galleries of San José del Cabo.
Six things your team will talk about for years
Boat to El Arco
Cruise past sea lions to Land’s End and step onto Lover’s Beach, where two seas meet.
Watch the whales
Humpbacks put on a show from December to April, often breaching right beside the boat.
Snorkel Chileno Bay
Calm, clear water full of tropical fish, just minutes from the resorts.
San José Art Walk
Thursday evenings in season, the galleries open late with wine, music and street food.
Sunset sail
A private catamaran along the coast, cocktails in hand, as the arch glows gold.
Tequila & mezcal tasting
Learn the difference from a master, then pick your favorite.
December to April, if whales are on the wish list.
Winter brings perfect 70s-and-80s days and humpback whales. Spring and late fall are warm, quieter and great value. August and September are the hottest months and the peak of hurricane season.
Close to home
Nonstop flights from across the U.S., and only a couple of hours from Southern California.
Resorts made for groups
Oceanfront ballrooms, beach dinners and private villas for the top performers.
Something for everyone
Golf, spa days, ATV tours and some of the best nightlife in Mexico.