Cabo San Lucas a week

Your gateway to paradise. Upon arrival, you'll find various transport options to get to Cabo San Lucas.

• Pre-book your airport transfer for a smoother experience.
• Have USD or Mexican Pesos ready for immediate expenses.

The most swimmable beach in Cabo, known for its calm waters and lively atmosphere. It's lined with restaurants and bars, making it a perfect spot to start your vacation.

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

A legendary beachfront dining experience where you can enjoy delicious Mexican cuisine with your toes in the sand. It's famous for its vibrant ambiance and ocean views.

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

The iconic rock formation at Land's End, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. It's a must-see natural wonder, often visited by sea lions.

• Take a water taxi or glass-bottom boat tour from the marina.
• Best viewed during low tide for closer access to Lover's Beach.

Adjacent to El Arco, Lover's Beach faces the Sea of Cortez and is great for swimming, while Divorce Beach faces the Pacific and has rougher waters. You can walk between them at low tide.

• Pack snacks and water as there are no facilities.
• Be mindful of the currents on Divorce Beach.

Explore the vibrant underwater world of the Sea of Cortez. Santa Maria Bay is known for its clear waters and abundant marine life, perfect for snorkeling.

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

A romantic and upscale dining experience offering a fusion of Mexican and international flavors. Enjoy the beautiful courtyard setting and extensive wine list.

• Reservations are highly recommended.
• Consider their seafood specialties.

Experience the thrill of riding through desert landscapes and along coastal trails. Many tours offer stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the desert flora.

• Wear comfortable clothing you don't mind getting dusty.
• Bring sunglasses and a bandana or mask.

Savor authentic, affordable tacos from a local favorite. This is a great way to experience genuine Cabo flavors away from the tourist crowds.

• Ask locals for their recommendations.
• Try a variety of fillings like carne asada, al pastor, and fish.

Stroll around the bustling marina, browse the shops, and admire the luxury yachts. It's a vibrant hub for activity and a great place for people-watching.

• Look for unique souvenirs.
• Enjoy a coffee or ice cream while taking in the sights.

Founded by Sammy Hagar, this iconic cantina is famous for its live music, energetic atmosphere, and potent margaritas. It’s a legendary spot for nightlife.

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

A beautiful, less crowded beach known for excellent snorkeling and calm, clear waters. It's a fantastic spot for a relaxed morning swim and sunbathing.

• Bring your own snorkel gear if you have it.
• There are palapas for shade and public restrooms.

A renowned farm-to-table restaurant set in a stunning organic farm. Enjoy fresh, seasonal dishes in a magical, rustic setting.

• Reservations are essential and often book up weeks in advance.
• Explore the farm grounds before or after your meal.

Enjoy some downtime at your accommodation. Lounge by the pool, read a book, or take a dip to refresh.

Experience the breathtaking Cabo sunset from the water. Many cruises include dinner, drinks, and music, often passing by El Arco.

• Choose a cruise that goes past El Arco for iconic views.
• Bring a light jacket as it can get breezy on the water.

Embark on a thrilling adventure to spot humpback and gray whales during their migration season. These gentle giants are a spectacular sight in their natural habitat.

• Book tours with experienced captains who respect marine life.
• Bring binoculars and a camera for close-up views.

Cabo is a world-renowned sportfishing destination. Head out to sea for a chance to catch marlin, tuna, or dorado.

• Consider a shared charter for a more budget-friendly option.
• Check fishing regulations and license requirements.

Enjoy a casual lunch with views of the marina after your morning adventure. Many restaurants offer fresh seafood and local favorites.

• Many restaurants will cook your catch if you're fishing.
• Look for places with outdoor seating.

Wander through the charming streets of downtown, discover local shops, art galleries, and vibrant bars. It's a great area to soak in the local atmosphere.

• Be open to discovering hidden gems.
• Practice your Spanish with the friendly locals.

If your visit aligns with a Thursday evening, experience the vibrant Art Walk in the historic Art District of San Jose del Cabo. Galleries open their doors, showcasing local and international artists.

• This event typically runs from November to June.
• Enjoy complimentary wine and appetizers at many galleries.

Located in San Jose del Cabo's historic center, this museum offers insights into the history and culture of the Baja California peninsula. It's a small but informative stop.

• Check current exhibition schedules.
• Combine with a stroll through the charming town square.

Dine at one of the many charming restaurants in San Jose del Cabo's historic center. Options range from casual cafes to more refined eateries.

• Explore the side streets for hidden culinary gems.
• Try local specialties like fresh seafood or regional Mexican dishes.

Perched on a cliff overlooking the ocean, this restaurant and bar offers unparalleled sunset views. It's a romantic spot for cocktails and appetizers.

• Reservations are highly recommended, especially for prime sunset viewing spots.
• Dress code is smart casual.

Enjoy a final morning at one of Cabo's beautiful beaches or simply relax at your hotel. Soak in the last moments of your vacation.

• If visiting Lover's Beach again, ensure you have enough time before your flight.
• Enjoy a final leisurely breakfast.

Pick up any last-minute gifts or mementos from local shops or markets.

Depart from Los Cabos International Airport.

• Allow ample time for check-in and security.
• Consider purchasing travel insurance.