Cabo San Lucas 5 days

A historic Catholic church serving as the spiritual heart of Cabo San Lucas. Its simple architecture offers a peaceful contrast to the vibrant town.

• Dress respectfully when visiting.

The bustling heart of Cabo's social and maritime life. Stroll along the docks, admire the yachts, and soak in the lively atmosphere.

• Great spot for people-watching and sunset views.

An iconic, toes-in-the-sand restaurant offering a lively beach dining experience with Mexican and seafood specialties. Enjoy cocktails with your feet in the sand.

• Reservations recommended, especially for sunset seating.
• Try their famous margaritas.

Founded by Sammy Hagar, this legendary cantina is known for its live music, energetic atmosphere, and potent drinks. It's a quintessential Cabo nightlife experience.

• Check their schedule for live bands.
• Be prepared for a loud and fun crowd.

Take a boat tour to the iconic rock formations at Land's End, including El Arco. See Lover's Beach and Divorce Beach, and often spot sea lions.

• Glass-bottom boat tours offer underwater views.
• Combine with snorkeling at nearby Pelican Rock.

Accessible only by boat, this stunning beach is nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. It's a picturesque spot for photos and a dip in the calm waters of the bay.

• Bring your own water and snacks as facilities are limited.
• Be aware of the currents on the Pacific side.

Head north to Cerritos Beach, known for its consistent waves suitable for beginners and intermediate surfers. Several surf schools offer lessons and board rentals.

• Allow for travel time to Cerritos (approx. 45-60 mins).
• Sunscreen and rash guards are essential.

A charming restaurant in downtown Cabo offering authentic Mexican cuisine in a romantic courtyard setting. Known for its creative dishes and extensive tequila selection.

Explore the rugged desert landscapes surrounding Cabo on an ATV or UTV tour. These tours often include scenic routes and a taste of the Baja outback.

• Wear comfortable clothing you don't mind getting dusty.
• Bring sunglasses and a bandana for dust protection.

Learn about the production and varieties of tequila with a guided tasting. Many shops and distilleries offer educational sessions.

• Look for tastings that explain the difference between blanco, reposado, and añejo.
• Pace yourself and stay hydrated.

Wander through the streets of downtown Cabo for souvenirs, local crafts, silver jewelry, and art. Explore the various boutiques and market stalls.

Enjoy a romantic sunset cruise along the coast, often including dinner, drinks, and live music. It's a perfect way to see the coastline from the water as the sun sets.

• Book in advance, especially during peak season.
• Opt for a cruise that goes past El Arco for stunning sunset photos.

Cabo's most swimmable and lively beach, lined with bars and restaurants. Rent a lounge chair, swim in the bay, or try some water sports.

• Many beach clubs offer chair rentals with food/drink minimums.
• Be aware of vendors, but they are generally not overly aggressive.

Enjoy a sophisticated lunch at one of Cabo's upscale restaurants, perhaps with ocean views. Many offer excellent seafood and international cuisine.

If your visit falls on a Thursday, take a trip to the charming art district of San Jose del Cabo for their Art Walk. Galleries open their doors, offering a cultural evening.

• San Jose del Cabo is about a 30-40 minute taxi/Uber ride from Cabo San Lucas.
• Enjoy complimentary wine and appetizers at many galleries.

Experience breathtaking sunset views from this cliffside restaurant and bar, famous for its romantic ambiance and incredible vistas over the Sea of Cortez. Ideal for pre-dinner drinks.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for a table with a prime view.
• Dress code is smart casual.

Enjoy a final Mexican breakfast or coffee at a local cafe. Try some chilaquiles or a pastry before heading out.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs or gifts you might have missed.

Depart from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD).