Cabo San Lucas 5 days

Your arrival point for the Baja California peninsula. Efficiently handle immigration and customs before heading to your accommodation.

• Pre-book airport transfers to your hotel for a smoother arrival.

Cabo's most swimmable beach, lined with resorts, restaurants, and bars. It's the heart of the action, perfect for relaxing and people-watching.

• Rent a lounge chair and umbrella for comfort.
• Stay hydrated with a refreshing margarita.

A lively beachfront restaurant known for its Mexican and seafood dishes, served with your toes in the sand. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere as the sun sets.

• Make reservations, especially for sunset seating.
• Try their signature seafood tower.

Founded by Sammy Hagar, this iconic cantina offers live music, great drinks, and a buzzing atmosphere. It's a quintessential Cabo nightlife experience.

• Check their schedule for live bands.
• Sample their wide selection of tequilas.

The iconic rock formation at Land's End, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. It's a symbol of Cabo San Lucas.

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

Accessible by boat tour, these adjacent beaches offer stunning scenery. Lover's Beach faces the Sea of Cortez (calmer), while Divorce Beach faces the Pacific (rougher, not for swimming).

• Pack water and snacks as there are no facilities.
• Be mindful of the currents if you venture near the Pacific side.

Explore the vibrant underwater world of the protected marine park. See colorful fish, coral reefs, and maybe even sea turtles.

• Many tours include lunch and drinks.
• Bring reef-safe sunscreen.

Enjoy breathtaking views of the coastline and El Arco as the sun dips below the horizon. Many cruises include dinner and drinks.

• Choose a cruise that sails past El Arco for optimal photo opportunities.
• Bring a light jacket as it can get breezy.

Experience the rugged desert landscape on an ATV or UTV tour. Ride through canyons, across dry riverbeds, and enjoy panoramic desert views.

• Wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty.
• Bring sunglasses and a bandana to protect your face from dust.

Explore the charming historic Art District of San Jose del Cabo and enjoy a relaxed lunch at a local eatery. The town offers a more laid-back vibe than Cabo San Lucas.

• Wander through the art galleries after your meal.
• Look for restaurants serving authentic regional cuisine.

If visiting on a Thursday evening (November-June), experience the vibrant Art Walk. Galleries open their doors, featuring local artists and live music.

• This is a great opportunity to purchase unique souvenirs.
• Enjoy the festive atmosphere and local culture.

A renowned farm-to-table restaurant set in a stunning organic farm. Enjoy craft cocktails and appetizers amidst a beautiful, rustic setting.

• Reservations are essential, often months in advance for dinner.
• Consider visiting just for drinks and appetizers if dinner is unavailable.

A beautiful, protected cove known for its calm, clear waters and excellent snorkeling opportunities. It's a great spot for a relaxed morning.

• Bring your own snorkel gear if you have it.
• Look for the abundant marine life just off the shore.

A popular spot offering delicious tacos with creative fillings and an extensive selection of mezcal. It's a great place to sample authentic Mexican flavors.

• Try their variety of tacos, from traditional to contemporary.
• Ask your server for mezcal recommendations.

Wander through the streets, browse local shops for souvenirs, and soak in the lively atmosphere of the town center. Discover hidden gems and local crafts.

• Be aware of persistent vendors, but don't hesitate to haggle politely.
• Look for authentic silver jewelry and local artwork.

A romantic, upscale restaurant with a unique blend of Mexican and international cuisine, set in a charming beachfront palapa. It's known for its ambiance and excellent service.

• Reservations are highly recommended.
• Enjoy their signature cocktails and fresh seafood dishes.

Enjoy a final Mexican breakfast or coffee at a local cafe. Savor traditional dishes like chilaquiles or huevos rancheros.

• Try a cafe away from the main tourist strip for a more authentic experience.

Pick up any last-minute gifts or mementos from the shops near your accommodation or on the way to the airport.

• Consider local crafts, tequila, or artisanal goods.

Head to the airport for your departure, reflecting on your adventures in Cabo San Lucas.

• Allow ample time for check-in and security, especially during peak travel times.