Located at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, Cabo San Lucas is a stunning blend of dramatic sea cliffs, luxury resorts, wild nightlife, and marine adventures. Whether you're seeking high-octane excursions or peaceful beach sunsets, Cabo delivers with style and sun.
This iconic natural rock arch, rising from the ocean, is best seen by boat or kayak—especially during golden hour.
Witness humpback and gray whales breach spectacularly during their annual migration. Many eco-tours offer respectful, close-up views.
Two adjacent but very different beaches. Lover’s Beach faces the calm Sea of Cortez, perfect for swimming; Divorce Beach meets the Pacific and is wild, rugged, and not swimmable.
Stroll past art galleries, tequila bars, street vendors, and nightlife hotspots. The marina offers shopping, boat rentals, and a festive vibe.
Cabo is a world-famous sportfishing destination. Catch marlin, mahi-mahi, and tuna with local guides.
Snorkeling at Santa Maria & Chileno Bay – Clear waters and vibrant coral reefs
Sunset Cruises – Romantic catamaran rides with cocktails
Zip-lining & ATV Tours – Thrill-seekers can explore the desert terrain
Day Trip to San José del Cabo – Quaint sister town known for art and colonial charm
Scuba Diving – Dive spots include underwater sandfalls and pelagic life
Cabo’s culinary scene is fresh, coastal, and increasingly refined.
Fish Tacos – The local specialty, often with battered fish, cabbage, and chipotle crema
Ceviche – Fresh catch marinated in lime with chili, onion, and cilantro
Arrachera – Tender marinated skirt steak
Chiles Rellenos – Stuffed poblano peppers in savory tomato sauce
Tamales – Traditional and delicious, often served with mole
Edith’s – Upscale Mexican with a sea view
The Office on the Beach – Fun, feet-in-the-sand dining experience
Flora’s Field Kitchen – Organic farm-to-table in San José del Cabo
Tacos Gardenias – Local favorite for fish tacos and shrimp quesadillas
Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal – 5-star cliffside luxury with private plunge pools
ME Cabo – Trendy beachfront resort with vibrant nightlife
Bahia Hotel & Beach House – Boutique charm near the marina
Cabo Inn Hotel – Budget-friendly with local flavor
Luxury Avenue – Upscale brands for the luxury traveler
Puerto Paraiso Mall – Mix of Mexican and international shops
Local markets – Find handmade Huichol beadwork, tequila, silver jewelry, and colorful textiles
Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) – 40 minutes from Cabo San Lucas
Shuttles and Taxis – Widely available but often fixed rates
Rental Cars – Great for day trips around Baja
Walking – Ideal in the downtown/marina area
Best time to visit: November to May (dry season with ideal temps)
Currency: Mexican Peso (MXN); USD widely accepted in tourist zones
Language: Spanish (English spoken in most tourist areas)
Safety: Tourist areas are well-patrolled and safe; use normal caution
Water: Stick to bottled or filtered water
Tipping: 10–15% at restaurants
Choose reef-safe sunscreen and ethical tour operators, especially for marine life experiences. Support local artisans over chain souvenir shops.
⭐ Traveler Ratings (Out of 10)
Category | Rating ⭐ |
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Beaches & Nature | ★★★★★ (9/10) |
Food & Dining | ★★★★☆ (8.5/10) |
Nightlife & Entertainment | ★★★★★ (9/10) |
Adventure & Activities | ★★★★☆ (8.5/10) |
Accessibility | ★★★★☆ (8/10) |
Affordability | ★★★☆☆ (7/10) |