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IGY Marina Cabo San Lucas

Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Marina Baja California & Mexico

About

The flagship marina at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, operated by IGY Marinas — 380 slips inside a protected basin at the heart of Cabo San Lucas's waterfront district. Full customs and immigration facilities on site. The Baja Ha-Ha fleet checks in here every November. Steps from restaurants, provisioning, and the famous El Arco at Land's End.

Specifications & Services

Total slips 380
Transient slips 80
Max LOA 300 ft
Max draft 12 ft
Moorage rate $3.5/ft
VHF channel 16

Fuel & Services

Fuel Fuel Diesel & gas
Pump-out Pump-out Available
Haul-out Haul-out Not available

Amenities

Banjercito and Port Captain on premises — full clearance same day
INM immigration office at the marina
Dinghy dock for anchorage boats — fee-based
Direct access to Cabo's restaurant and bar district
Walmart and Costco 5 km by taxi — major provisioning stop
Sportfishing fleet next door — hire a captain for billfish, tuna, dorado
Whale watching tours and dive operators at the marina
Ferry to La Paz departs from nearby terminal

Events Near Cabo San Lucas

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Marine VHF Radio Operator Certification — Spring 2026

May 9, 2026 · Shilshole Bay Marina Community Room

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festival

Anacortes Waterfront Festival 2026

May 16, 2026 – May 17, 2026 · Cap Sante Boat Haven

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race

Swiftsure International Yacht Race

May 23, 2026 – May 24, 2026 · Royal Victoria Yacht Club

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Useful Guides for Visiting Sailors

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Docking and Mooring in Tidal Waters

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Tides and Currents in the Pacific Northwest

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Anchoring in Pacific Northwest Waters

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