FYI..If you see an excursion that catches your fancy..go for it. But don't stay onboard ship. Cabo is easy to navagate

 Cabo San Lucas was an easy walk (basically flat). We carried a small map but  found locals very helpfull.  We were able to find CaboWabo Cantina, El Squid,and for us a Harley Davidson dealer  etc. Just follow the marina around . Most tourist attractions are only a block or two off the marina. As you are tendered in, you will pass Lover's Beach and The Arch,  not up close and personal as if you took one of the excursions but a little closer than just from your ship. Friends rented RV's with a guide and completely ejoyed the who experience. Signed up for whale watching and coastal cruise.Awesome!

Just got back from Cabo.  We did the Dolphin swim.  It's a little spendy ($163/pp) and I was a little hesitant to spend the money but we did it.  It was an awesome experience and well worth the money. 

The pictures were pretty expensive after.  They want $25 each for 6 X 8 photo and they take so many great pictures.  We were able to get a disc with 16 photos on it for $139.

You can also try Cactus Tours.  4 wheeler tours through the desert, and an hour riding on the beach.  Great times.  Reasonably priced!

My husband, brother in law, and sister in law did the Sail and Snorkel Fiesta in Cabo.  Only $50, and is 2 hours long.  Well worth the money as there was open bar, music, and dancing for the second hour.  SO much fun, that I am doing it again in two weeks!

I would like to do SNUBA but am hesitant because I do not snorkle well. I always get water in the mask.  Is snuba easier than snorkeling?  I have never been scuba diving because I am not a good snorkeler. I wish I was.  SHould I try snuba or avoid it?