Cabo San Lucas 2 weeks

The main airport serving Los Cabos, located between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. It offers a range of services and transportation options to reach your final destination.

• Pre-book airport transfers for a smoother arrival.

Cabo's most famous and swimmable beach, known for its lively atmosphere, water sports, and numerous beachfront restaurants and bars. It's the heart of the action in Cabo San Lucas.

• Rent a beach chair and umbrella for comfort.
• Be aware of vendors, but they are generally friendly.

An iconic, open-air restaurant directly on Medano Beach, offering a vibrant atmosphere and delicious Mexican and seafood dishes. Enjoy your meal with your toes in the sand.

• Reservations are recommended, especially for sunset views.

The famous natural rock formation at Land's End, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. It's a symbol of Cabo San Lucas and a must-see natural wonder.

• Take a glass-bottom boat tour or a water taxi from the marina.
• Look for sea lions basking on the rocks.

Adjacent beaches near El Arco, accessible by boat. Lover's Beach faces the Sea of Cortez and is calm, while Divorce Beach faces the Pacific and has strong currents (not for swimming).

• Combine with an El Arco boat tour.
• Be cautious of the strong waves on Divorce Beach.

A bustling hub for boat tours, fishing charters, and waterfront dining. Stroll along the docks, admire the yachts, and soak in the lively atmosphere.

• Great spot for people-watching.
• Many tour operators depart from here.

A popular restaurant in downtown Cabo offering authentic Mexican cuisine in a charming courtyard setting. Known for its extensive tequila selection and fresh ingredients.

Embark on a thrilling boat tour to witness humpback and gray whales in their natural habitat. The waters off Cabo are a prime breeding and calving ground.

• Book in advance during peak season.
• Bring binoculars and a camera.

Discover the vibrant underwater world of the Sea of Cortez at Chileno Bay, a protected marine sanctuary with clear waters and abundant fish. It's one of the best snorkeling spots in the area.

• Many boat tours include snorkeling stops.
• Bring reef-safe sunscreen.

A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its pristine coral reefs and incredible biodiversity. It's a diver's and snorkeler's paradise, a bit of a drive but worth it for marine enthusiasts.

• Requires a full day and transportation (rental car or organized tour).
• The park has strict regulations to protect the marine life.

Explore the rugged desert landscapes surrounding Cabo San Lucas on an ATV or UTV. This exhilarating adventure often includes scenic routes and coastal views.

• Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes.
• Bring sunglasses and a bandana to protect from dust.

Often a stop on ATV tours, this ranch offers beautiful coastal trails and a chance to see local flora and fauna. Some tours include lunch or a visit to a local farm.

• Ask your tour operator if this is part of your itinerary.

A renowned farm-to-table restaurant nestled in the foothills, offering a unique culinary experience with ingredients harvested directly from their organic gardens. The ambiance is magical.

• Reservations are essential and should be made well in advance.
• Consider visiting their farm shop for artisanal goods.

A beautiful, crescent-shaped cove known for its calm, clear waters and excellent snorkeling opportunities. It's less crowded than Medano Beach, offering a more tranquil experience.

• Good spot for swimming and relaxing.
• Bring your own snacks and drinks as facilities are limited.

Experience authentic Mexican street food at a casual, local taqueria. Enjoy a variety of delicious tacos, quesadillas, and other traditional dishes.

Enjoy a breathtaking sunset over the Pacific Ocean from the water. Many cruises include dinner, drinks, and music, often passing by El Arco.

• Choose a cruise that visits the Arch and Lover's Beach.
• Bring a light jacket as it can get cool on the water.

Explore the charming streets of downtown San Jose del Cabo, known for its historic mission church, colorful buildings, and vibrant art galleries. The Art Walk is held on Thursdays from November to June.

• Visit the San Jose Mission.
• Check the schedule for the Art Walk if visiting during season.

Enjoy a meal at one of the many excellent restaurants in San Jose del Cabo's art district, offering diverse culinary options from traditional Mexican to international cuisine.

The main square in downtown Cabo San Lucas, featuring the iconic Church of San Lucas and surrounded by shops and restaurants. It's a lively spot to experience local life.

Founded by Sammy Hagar, this legendary cantina is famous for its live music, energetic atmosphere, and signature cocktails. A quintessential Cabo nightlife experience.

• Check their schedule for live performances.
• Can get very crowded, especially on weekends.

Cabo San Lucas is a world-renowned sportfishing destination. Charter a boat for a chance to catch marlin, tuna, dorado, and more in the rich waters.

• Book charters in advance.
• Consider sharing a charter to reduce costs.
• Check fishing regulations and licensing requirements.

Enjoy fresh catches prepared by your crew or at a restaurant near the marina. Many charters offer onboard preparation or can recommend dockside options.

After a morning on the water, unwind and relax by your hotel pool or a beach club. Enjoy the sunshine and a refreshing drink.

A charming 'Pueblo Mágico' (Magic Town) on the Pacific coast, known for its bohemian atmosphere, art galleries, boutique shops, and historic Hotel California. It offers a different vibe from Cabo.

• Visit the Hotel California (inspiration for the Eagles song).
• Explore the many art galleries.

A highly-rated restaurant in Todos Santos with stunning ocean views, offering delicious farm-to-table cuisine with a focus on local ingredients. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely lunch.

A popular surf spot near Todos Santos, offering lessons and board rentals. Even if you don't surf, it's a beautiful beach to watch the waves and relax.

• Great for beginner surfers.
• Can be windy.

If your visit aligns with a Saturday, explore this vibrant market for local produce, artisanal foods, crafts, and more. It's a great way to experience local flavors and community.

• Check the exact location and hours as they can vary.
• Sample local treats.

A popular and romantic restaurant known for its fusion of traditional Mexican flavors with a Caribbean flair. Offers a beautiful ambiance and excellent service.

Wander through the streets of downtown Cabo San Lucas, discovering local shops, souvenir stores, and hidden gems. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.

A high-energy nightclub and beach club known for its elaborate decor, international DJs, and lively party scene. It's a popular spot for those looking for a vibrant nightlife experience.

• Dress code may apply.
• Expect crowds and loud music.

Enjoy a day pass or book a spa treatment at this luxurious resort. Relax by their stunning pools, enjoy gourmet dining, and take advantage of the beautiful beachfront.

• Day passes often include access to amenities and food/drink credits.
• Book spa treatments in advance.

Savor a gourmet lunch at one of the resort's restaurants, enjoying high-quality cuisine and impeccable service in a beautiful setting.

Indulge in a relaxing spa treatment, such as a massage or facial, to rejuvenate your body and mind. Many high-end resorts offer world-class spa services.

• Consider a couples massage for a romantic experience.

A luxurious residential area known for its stunning architecture, manicured landscaping, and exclusive villas. Driving or walking through offers glimpses of opulence and beautiful ocean vistas.

• The main road offers scenic drives.
• Respect private property.

Dine at a restaurant in El Pedregal or along the coast that offers panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean or the Sea of Cortez. Enjoy your meal with a spectacular backdrop.

A scenic overlook offering breathtaking panoramic views of Cabo San Lucas, the marina, and the surrounding coastline. It's a popular spot for photos, especially at sunset.

• Best visited during daylight or sunset.
• Can be accessed by car or taxi.

A highly-rated restaurant in Cabo San Lucas known for its innovative Baja Med cuisine, fresh seafood, and elegant ambiance. Offers a refined dining experience.

Head north towards Todos Santos to experience some of the best surfing beaches in the region. Playa Cerritos is known for consistent waves suitable for all levels, while El Pescadero offers a more laid-back vibe.

• Rent a surfboard or take a lesson.
• These beaches are further from Cabo, consider a full day trip.

After surfing, enjoy a casual and delicious lunch in the charming town of Todos Santos. Many cafes and restaurants offer fresh, local fare.

Spend the afternoon browsing the unique boutiques, art galleries, and craft shops in Todos Santos. Find one-of-a-kind souvenirs and local art.

While a day trip was suggested earlier, if you missed it or want more time, consider a dedicated day to Cabo Pulmo for its unparalleled snorkeling and diving. It boasts the only hard coral reef in the Sea of Cortez.

• Best for experienced snorkelers/divers.
• Requires a full day commitment.

Enjoy a simple, fresh meal in the small village of Cabo Pulmo after your marine activities. Options are limited but offer local flavor.

Enjoy the scenic drive back to Cabo San Lucas, reflecting on the natural beauty you've experienced.

Grab any last-minute gifts or mementos from the shops near your accommodation or in the downtown area.

Enjoy a final delicious brunch or meal in Cabo San Lucas before heading to the airport. Choose a spot with a view or a local favorite.

Depart from Los Cabos International Airport.