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Best Swimming with Sharks Tours In Cabo San Lucas

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The 2 most popular swimming with sharks tours in Cabo San Lucas. The ones worth planning a day around, with prices, run times and the crews who run them.

2 Best Swimming with Sharks Tours In Cabo San Lucas

La Paz Whale Shark Snorkeling Tour and Lunch From Los Cabos - Malecon Meeting Point: Gear Up Fast and Get On the Panga
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La Paz Whale Shark Snorkeling Tour and Lunch From Los Cabos

1.La Paz Whale Shark Snorkeling Tour and Lunch From Los Cabos

Full-day whale shark snorkeling from Los Cabos to La Paz, with wetsuit gear, a panga boat swim, and Baja fish taco lunch.

Most Popular 5.0

“Giving 2 stars instead of 1 because the staff on the ground were kind, but this was an awful experience. The company's poor planning skills led to us wasting an entire day. We booked the tour from Los Cabos with hotel pick up. We were picked up at 6:15 am (others even earlier) taken to…”

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Snorkeling or Swimming with Sharks in Cabo San Lucas - What Actually Happens in the Water: The Safety Routine That Matters
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Snorkeling or Swimming with Sharks in Cabo San Lucas

2.Snorkeling or Swimming with Sharks in Cabo San Lucas

Half-day shark snorkeling in Cabo San Lucas on the Sea of Cortez, with trained guides, gear, snacks, and complimentary underwater photos.

4.5

“This is a great adventure in [idea] but i think its solely about timing. My wife and I went in the afternoon/evening and there wasn't much to see. The staff and crew were very accommodating, friendly, knowledgeable. Unfortunately, we didn't get to see any sharks, we did manage to spot a sperm whale but were…”

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