Destination

Los Cabos has something for fashionistas, bargain hunters, and souvenir collectors alike, from shopping centers, malls, and shopping plazas to eclectic, locally-owned boutiques and shops. The range of nightlife destinations is just as diverse, with cocktail bars alongside sidewalk cafés and vibrant nightclubs.

Hop on a rental car and go on a few day trips to visit all the spots Baja has to offer. To the west, stop by Todos Santos, a coastal town with a Mexican charm to its name. Keep going until you reach Balandra Beach and its turquoise waters and white sand against a dramatic desert background. To the east, adventure to the wild side of Los Cabos at Cabo Pulmo, a natural reserve with the best snorkeling experiences.

One of Cabo’s most famous landmarks, The Arch rock formation, rises out of the sea at the tip of the Baja Peninsula in an area called Land’s End. The best way to visit the Arch is on a glass-bottomed boat that allows you to view the exotic marine life below the water while circling the massive rock formation. 

Los Cabos is renowned for its fishing – in particular marlin, dorado, and tuna. Year-round tournaments are hosted here, and several local companies offer fishing charters and tours.

There are few things more magical than witnessing the migration of humpbacks and gray whales in the waters of Baja Sur. If you visit us during the winter months, be sure to take part in a whale-watching excursion.

If your idea of golf heaven is a diverse array of spectacular courses woven into a dazzling seaside landscape, Los Cabos is the destination for you. Only in here do emerald green fairways tumble down from cactus-studded foothills to meet the sea.

To mingle with Cabo’s exotic undersea wildlife and float among the majestic underwater landscapes, grab a snorkel, mask and fins and take the plunge with one of several local charters.  Santa María and Chileno Bay are two of the town’s best dive spots.

San Jose del Cabo's Art Walk is a popular weekly event held every Thursday evening from 5-9 pm between November and June. Enjoy an evening stroll through the Art District with its color-filled back streets, visiting the art galleries, sipping wine, and dining in the neighborhood restaurants. 

Los Cabos' less known experience, surfing, is relatively new to the destination, yet the local community has embraced it. Visit Costa Azul, the prime spot to surf the waves and sunbathe to your heart’s content.