El Arco, also known as Land's End, is a distinctive rock formation at the southern tip of Cabo San Lucas, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. This iconic landmark is accessible primarily by boat, with water taxis or glass-bottom boats being common options. Due to the marine environment, accessibility can be limited for individuals with mobility issues; confirm boat accessibility in advance. While solo visits are possible by hiring a private boat, guided tours often provide more context about the area's geology and marine life. Seasonal restrictions are minimal, but the sea can be rougher during hurricane season (June to November), potentially affecting boat tours. A boat trip to El Arco typically costs between $15-$50 USD per person, and the duration of a visit is usually 1-2 hours, including travel time. It's an excellent spot for photography, snorkeling, and viewing sea lions.