Things to do in Los Cabos
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Whale shark snorkeling from Los Cabos: Swim with them in La PazThis full-day snorkeling activity from Los Cabos takes you on a 2-hour drive to La Paz, where you board a panga boat and swim with whale sharks in their natural feeding ground during the winter season (mid-November to mid-April). The trip includes hotel pickup and drop-off, snorkel gear, a professional marine guide, a regional seafood lunch at the Malecón boardwalk, and beverages. Children from age 8 are welcome; guides speak English and Spanish.Is it for me?You'll spend a full day on the water during whale shark season—your guide handles navigation and spotting while you focus entirely on the encounter with these gentle giants.
Los Cabos: San Lucas & San Jose Day Tour with Tequila TastingYou’ll step right into local life in Los Cabos—walking old plazas in San Jose del Cabo, tasting fresh chocolate and tequila, watching glassblowers at work in Cabo San Lucas, then gliding by boat to El Arco’s wild rocks. Expect laughter with your guide and small surprises along the way—you might even find yourself wishing for one more hour by the sea.
Cabo San Lucas: Whale Watching Tour with Marine Biologist GuideYou’ll ride out from Cabo San Lucas with a marine biologist guide, check out the famous Arch and sea lion colony, then search for humpback whales as part of real research efforts. Expect close-up moments with whales, small group energy, and stories you’ll remember long after you’re back on shore.
Cabo San Lucas: Kayak to the Arch & Snorkel Pelican RockYou paddle from Empacadora Beach to the Arch of Cabo San Lucas, stop at Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach, then snorkel the Pelican Rock reef. The tour includes all kayaking and snorkel gear, bottled water, a granola bar, and transportation. Small groups mean your guide can actually talk to you instead of shouting over a motor. Plan on four to five hours total.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Arch and snorkel without renting a boat yourself or navigating the timing — the small-group format and included gear mean you show up and paddle, while the guide handles the route and the reef identification.
Mexican Cooking Class in Cabo San Lucas: Learn Authentic RecipesA hands-on Mexican cooking class in Cabo San Lucas where you shop local markets with Chef Issi, then prepare authentic home recipes in his family kitchen. The class runs about four and a half hours, includes lunch and drinks, and teaches you to make salsas, tortillas, and the day's main dish—mole poblano on Mondays, tamales on Tuesdays, birria tacos on Wednesdays, and rotating specialties the rest of the week. Children from age 6 are welcome; vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options are available.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn recipes you can actually make at home—the hands-on time in the kitchen is what makes that possible, and the market stop first means you understand where the ingredients come from and how to pick them. It works well for cruise passengers with a half-day window and for families with children from age 6.
Cabo: Snorkel Catamaran Cruise with Lunch & Open BarYou’ll board a catamaran in Cabo San Lucas for half a day of snorkeling two different bays, swimming alongside bright fish with all gear included. Enjoy fresh guacamole and sandwiches for lunch plus unlimited drinks from the open bar as you relax on deck or try stand-up paddleboarding. The ocean breeze and friendly crew make it easy to let go of everything else.
Cabo San Lucas: Snorkeling, Kayaking & Sea ScootersYou're picked up from your hotel, cruise to a secluded cove near Cabo San Lucas, and choose between snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding, and sea scooters with expert guides. Equipment and freshly made quesadillas are included. The half-day format means you're back by early afternoon, and the boat's speed gets you to clear water fast instead of a long cruise.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to try multiple water sports without booking separate activities or renting gear separately — the boat gets you to clear water fast, and the guides handle the logistics so you just show up and choose what to do.
Horseback Riding in Cabo: Desert ATV & Beach ComboA two-hour activity in Cabo that pairs off-road ATV riding across desert and mountain terrain with horseback riding along the white sand beaches. You choose the ATV size and horse count at checkout—single, double, triple or quadruple—and a guide in English or Spanish leads both halves. The package includes van transportation, safety gear, water and a tequila tasting at the end; children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?Choose the ATV size and horse count that matches your group—single through quadruple—so everyone rides together without splitting up. The guide speaks English or Spanish and adjusts both the ATV route and the beach pace to your experience level, which means first-timers and experienced riders stay comfortable in the same activity.
San Jose del Cabo Airport Shuttle: Roundtrip & Hotel PickupYou get picked up at the airport terminal within 30 minutes of clearing customs and driven directly to your San Jose del Cabo hotel in an air-conditioned minivan with a bilingual driver. On departure day, you confirm your return time by phone, wait at your lobby, and the driver meets you with a sign. The price is fixed regardless of where you're staying (except Four Seasons or East Cape), and there are no extra fees or surprises.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi line and arrive at your hotel knowing exactly what you paid—the fixed price and bilingual driver take the stress out of ground transport, which is especially useful if you're landing late or traveling with luggage and children.
Cabo San Lucas: Lands End Sail & Snorkel Cruise with LunchYou’ll sail from Cabo San Lucas past Pelican’s Rock to snorkel among tropical fish near Land’s End Arch. Enjoy lunch and unlimited drinks as you relax on deck with your group or family. Expect laughter, ocean breezes, maybe a sea lion or two—and that feeling of time slowing down as you drift back toward shore.
Cabo: Beach Camel Ride & Tequila Tasting with LunchYou’ll ride camels along Cabo’s wild Pacific shore with a local guide, feed and pet them up close, then taste tequila before digging into a hearty lunch. Expect laughter, ocean breeze, maybe some nerves—and memories that stick long after you brush off the sand.
Los Cabos: Arch Boat Tour, Glass Art & San Jose LunchYou’ll ride a fast boat out to Cabo’s famous Arch, watch local artisans blow glass at The Glass Factory, sample rich chocolate in San Jose del Cabo, stroll its plaza and church, then sit down for a real Mexican lunch—with handmade tortillas and tequila tasting before heading back.
Cabo San Lucas Sunset Sailing Cruise: Arch & Sea LionsA 2-hour shared sunset sailing cruise in Cabo San Lucas passes the Arch, Lover's Beach and Medano Beach, with a live guide in English or Spanish. The boat carries snacks, unlimited beer, wine and soft drinks; National Park fees are included. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and infants ride free on a lap. You arrange your own transport to the departure point near Medano Beach.Is it for me?Catch the Arch, sea lions, and Lover's Beach by sunset from the water—your park fees and drinks are included, and you choose your departure time.
Adults Only Hip Hop Boat Party Cabo San Lucas: 3-Hour Open BarThis is an adults-only party boat departing Cabo San Lucas at noon for a 3-hour cruise with live DJ, open bar (well liquor, beer, sodas), snacks and champagne showers. The boat passes the iconic Cabo arch and returns by 3pm. Minimum age is 18; the boat type may vary between departures.Is it for me?Book this if you want a high-energy daytime party with live DJ and all-inclusive drinks; skip it if you prefer a calm or family-oriented experience on the water.
Cabo Migriño: ATV & Camel Ride Combo with Tequila TastingYou’ll race ATVs across Baja’s dunes with salty Pacific air in your face, then meet camels for a slow stroll along Migriño Beach — all guided by locals who know every shortcut and joke. End your day with tequila tasting (and maybe some sand still in your shoes). It’s messy fun that sticks with you.
Cabo Airport - Cabo San Lucas: Private Roundtrip TransferYou’ll skip the airport confusion and meet your private driver outside Terminal 2 in Cabo San Lucas. Enjoy a quiet wait under shaded awnings before your air-conditioned vehicle arrives for a direct ride to your hotel. Local staff share stories along the way—and somehow make even a simple transfer feel like part of your trip.
Cabo San Lucas: Snorkeling Cruise, Open Bar & LunchYou’ll cruise from Cabo San Lucas past El Arco and Land’s End with friendly guides and an open bar before anchoring at Santa Maria Bay for snorkeling or paddleboarding. Expect laughter over lunch, easygoing music, and time to lounge in the sun or chat with locals—all included in your day.
Cabo San Lucas arch boat tour: Glass-bottom 30-foot boatA shared boat tour of Cabo San Lucas aboard a 30-foot glass-bottom vessel with bilingual guide, lifevest, water and traveler insurance included. The tour runs one hour and stops at the local beach, Pelican Beach, Lover Beach, the Arch, a sea lion colony, Lands End and surrounding rock formations. Children from age 2 are welcome; the boat has an onboard restroom and is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Cabo without a car — the boat departs from town and the one-hour length means you're not committed to a half-day excursion. The glass bottom and onboard comfort make it work for families with young children and for anyone who wants to see the Arch and the bay without the feel of a crowded tour boat.
Los Cabos: Whale Watching Fast Boat Tour & El Arco ViewsYou’ll feel every splash on this fast boat tour from Cabo San Lucas—spotting humpback whales up close, listening to their calls through hydrophones, and passing right by El Arco and barking sea lions. With hotel pickup included and a local guide sharing stories along the way, expect real moments you’ll remember long after you’re dry again.
Cabo San Lucas: 5-Stop Local Food Tour & Mezcal TastingYou’ll walk through real Cabo San Lucas neighborhoods with two friendly guides, tasting full-size local dishes at five family-run spots (not tourist traps). Expect laughter over messy tacos, a smoky mezcal tasting, and moments where you feel part of the community—not just passing through.
