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Step back in time the moment you set sail on your pirate ship one of the only working wooden sailing ships on the Mexican Pacific Coast. Feel the wood planks beneath your feet and marvel at the cannons poking out of the gun ports.

You'll cruise past such famous nautical landmarks as El Arco, the magnificent natural formation carved from the ocean's currents, secluded Lover's Beach, and Land's End.

During your cruise, the captain and crew will entertain you with tales from the days when pirates roamed the Mexican waters. They'll also narrate the true story of Thomas Cavendish, who in 1587 captured the famed Spanish galleon, the "Santa Ana," loaded with 450 tons of treasure in these very waters.

The captain and crew will lower the anchor of this lovely sailboat; then you'll have a chance to swim in the clear water. An abundance of marine life here makes this an excellent place to snorkel. A large swim ladder provides easy access into the water and snorkel gear is included. Restore your energy with drinks at the open bar and Mexican snacks.
In an area rich in pirate lore and stories of buried treasure, those who think Baja is only about Missions and cave paintings cannot afford to miss this aspect of local history.