Why visit Los Cabos

Los Cabos brings desert landscapes, coastal views and two distinctive towns into one vacation. You might spend a morning on the water, an afternoon exploring galleries or a day with no plans beyond a good meal and time to relax. The destination works best when you choose the parts that fit your interests.

Start with your own priorities

If you enjoy an active trip, compare outdoor outings by their physical demands and total time away from your accommodation. A boat trip, a desert excursion and an afternoon in town offer very different days. You do not need to do them all to have a worthwhile visit.

For a slower pace, plan a short walk, a comfortable meal and time to enjoy the place you're staying. Families and groups can mix shared outings with free time rather than filling every day with the same schedule.

See more than one side of the destination

Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo and the Tourist Corridor are separate parts of the wider Los Cabos area. Your accommodation affects how easily you can reach the places you want to visit. Check locations before reserving an experience or restaurant.

Local guides, artists, cooks and other businesses help shape the destination. Ask about the work behind a meal or a piece of art, and look for chances to enjoy the town beyond a single attraction.

Make a simple first plan

Arrange your arrival, select one or two experiences you particularly want and leave space around them. Check travel time, inclusions and current conditions before adding more.

A good Los Cabos visit does not need a packed itinerary. Give yourself enough time to enjoy the experiences you choose.

Related reading: Cabo San Lucas San José del Cabo and the Tourist Corridor | Getting to Los Cabos and leaving the airport | Groups