Los Cabos
Travel GuideGetting ThereLocation: Baja California, Mexico
Airport: San Jose del Cabo Los Cabos International Airport (SJD)
Flying into Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) is a breeze, with direct flights from major U.S. cities like Los Angeles, Dallas, and New York. Once you land, you'll be within 40 minutes of Cabo's main hubs. Opt for private transfers or rental cars for a seamless start to your trip—though Uber and taxis are available if you’re traveling light.
Pro tip: Book your flight for midweek arrivals for the best rates and a quieter travel day.
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OverviewThe quieter, artsy sibling of Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo feels like stepping back in time with its cobblestone streets, boutique galleries, and colonial architecture. Don’t miss the Thursday Art Walk, where the town comes alive with vibrant exhibits and live music. Located just 15–20 minutes from the airport, it’s the perfect for travelers looking for great food, arts and culture during their stay.
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OverviewBuzzing with energy, Cabo San Lucas is where the action happens. Whether it’s jet skiing off Medano Beach, snorkeling at Pelican Rock, or dancing into the night, there’s never a dull moment here. The iconic El Arco and Land’s End are must-sees, best experienced on a private boat tour.
A 30–40 minute drive from the airport, Cabo San Lucas delivers on its promise of fun under the sun, with a side of margaritas.
Guides
and ItinerariesSan Jose Del Cabo vs Cabo San Lucas?
Not sure where to base yourself? This guide provides an overview of all the best places to eat, stay and play in each region, with details on the best day trips for each location.
An Insider’s guide to 3 perfect days in Cabo
The ultimate long weekend itinerary, filled with beach clubs, sunset sails, and indulgent dinners.
Beyond Cabo, Exploring Baja California
Baja California has more to offer outside of Cabo San Lucas. Wander through the artsy surf town of Todos Santos, stroll along the Malecón in La Paz, and discover world-renowned boutique stays like Paradero with our guide to the best stays in Baja.
Where To Stay
The Best Resorts in Los Cabos
Cabo's reputation for luxury is well-earned, and its resorts set the standard. Whether it's a private villa overlooking the Sea of Cortez or an iconic beachfront hideaway, Cabo's accommodations cater to all types of travelers. Think poolside cabanas, world-class spas, and dining that rivals the region's stunning sunsets.
For those chasing serenity, Las Ventanas Al Paraíso lives up to its name, blending barefoot beach vibes with impeccable dining and ultra-personalized service. Over at Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal, dramatic cliffside views meet infinity pools and a tunnel entrance that feels like a cinematic reveal.
Meanwhile, Chileno Bay Resort & Residences delivers contemporary Mexican aesthetics with a bohemian touch, offering an ideal mix of laid-back luxury for families and couples alike.
In San José del Cabo, boutique stays steal the show. Acre charms with its dreamy treehouse villas nestled among lush palms, creating a one-of-a-kind escape that feels both adventurous and intimate.
Ready to find your perfect stay? Explore our guide to the Best Luxury Hotels in Cabo for a full list of standout resorts, each more tempting than the last.
Where To Eat
Nobu’s Los Cabos location stands out with its picturesque setting on the shores of Playa Diamante. Enjoy signature favorites while watching the sunset. With Nobu classics like black cod miso, and inventive signature sushi options, all served in a sleek beachfront setting that perfectly complements the Cabo vibe.
Comal at Chileno Bay Resort
Comal presents elevated coastal cuisine with stunning ocean vistas. The menu features bold Latin flavors, with highlights like ceviche platters and a curated cocktail selection.
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El Farallon
Cliffside dining at its finest, with crashing waves as your soundtrack. The seafood-focused menu lets you choose your catch of the day, paired with stunning ocean views and a candlelit atmosphere. A Honeymoon must-visit.
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Arbol at Las Ventanas
A sensory feast, blending Asian-inspired dishes with the jaw-dropping interiors of Las Ventanas. The setting—a glowing, tree-filled courtyard—sets the tone for a magical dining experience.
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Flora Farms
This 10-acre organic farm and restaurant is renowned for its rustic charm and commitment to fresh, local produce. Guests can enjoy dishes like handmade pastas and farm-fresh salads in a serene garden setting.
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Acre
Set within a lush, 25-acre organic farm, Acre provides a farm-to-table dining experience amidst palm trees and gardens. The menu features seasonal ingredients, with highlights like wood-fired pizzas and inventive cocktails.
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Cocina Del Mar
A must for seafood enthusiasts, Cocina del Mar celebrates the ocean’s bounty with dishes as captivating as the cliffside views. Charred octopus, grilled grouper in raw-ripe tomato sauce, and lobster fettuccine take center stage, heroing locally farmed produce. Stay past sunset to bask in the romantic lantern lit surroundings.
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Best Beaches
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Best Beach in Cabo for Beach Clubs
Cabo’s social hub, where golden sands meet lively beach bars. Great for water sports, people-watching, or a casual lunch on the sand.
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Best Beach in Cabo for Swimming
A tranquil oasis perfect for swimming, thanks to its calm, crystal-clear waters. Ideal for families or a quiet beach day.
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Best Beach in Cabo for Snorkelling
A snorkeler’s dream, with vibrant marine life, set in a secluded cove. Arrive early to enjoy this crescent-shaped paradise before the crowds.
What To Pack
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