Things to do in Los Cabos
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Camel Ride at Sunset in Los Cabos: Beach, Buffet & TequilaA camel ride along the Los Cabos beach at sunset, with a guided nature walk through Baja's cactus-lined trails beforehand. The afternoon includes a Mexican buffet with homemade quesadillas and traditional mole, ice-cold drinks and a tequila tasting by a beachside bonfire as the light fades. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and a bilingual guide leads the whole experience.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided group experience where you ride at the camel's pace and spend three hours between the saddle, a beach bonfire, and tequila tasting—all departing from Los Cabos with no separate logistics to manage.
Cabo San Lucas: ATV & Side-by-Side Desert to Candelaria VillageYou drive an ATV or RZR through actual Baja 1000 race trails, river beds, and desert passes to the mountain village of Candelaria, with a professional guide who knows the hidden routes and the history. Hotel pickup, safety gear, water and the machine itself are included. The ride lasts four to six hours depending on your choice of route and pace.Is it for me?Book this if you want to drive the actual trails from the Baja 1000 race without arranging your own vehicle or navigation—the guide handles the route and the machine is tuned for the terrain, so you just focus on the ride.
Cabo San Lucas: Paddleboard & Snorkel Tour at El ArcoYou’ll paddleboard from Cabo San Lucas right up to El Arco with a local guide who keeps things relaxed (and funny). There’s time to snorkel at Pelican Rock among schools of tropical fish, plus plenty of chances to spot sea lions sunbathing on the rocks. Hotel pickup is included so you can just show up ready for saltwater and sunshine.
Cabo: Baja 1000 ATV Tour with Desert, Cactus & Beach TrailsYou’ll tear across real Baja 1000 trails outside Cabo with a local guide, weaving through ancient cactus forests, mountain passes, and wide-open riverbeds before reaching white sand beaches. Expect gritty hands, good stories, and a lunch spot with views you won’t forget soon.
Cabo San Lucas: Whale Watching & Arch Photos with TransportYou board at Cabo San Lucas marina, get a safety briefing, then head to the Arch for photos and sea lion viewing before searching for humpback whales in the Gulf of California. A bilingual guide handles the photography and explains the migration and behavior you're seeing. Water and snacks are provided, and optional hotel pickup is available for a small fee. The whole experience respects National Park guidelines, so the encounter stays calm and unhurried.Is it for me?Book this if you want whale watching without arranging your own boat, timing, or photography — the guide handles all three, and the fixed schedule means you know when you're leaving and when you're back at the marina.
Private Catamaran Cabo San Lucas: Snorkel & Arch for 2–6A private catamaran for 2–6 guests in Cabo San Lucas with snorkeling gear, life jackets, soft drinks and flotation devices included. You sail at your own pace through the bay, stop at Lovers Beach and the Arch, snorkel near Pelican Rock's reefs, and swim or float whenever you choose. An English-speaking guide is aboard; the schedule is yours to set.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants to move at its own pace without a fixed schedule or other travelers aboard. The private boat and flexible timing mean you can linger at Lovers Beach, spend extra time at the reefs, or simply drift in the bay — the afternoon is yours to shape.
Snorkeling in Cabo San Lucas: Arch, caves and Pelican BeachSnorkeling activity in Cabo San Lucas that starts with a water taxi from the marina to the Arch and other rock formations at land's end, then moves to Pelican Beach for a guided snorkel in a protected marine area. The guide assists with equipment and narrates the geology and history of the sites. Children from age 6 are welcome; the outing runs about two hours total.Is it for me?Book this if you want both sightseeing and snorkeling in one afternoon—the boat stops at the Arch and rock formations first, then takes you to a protected marine area where your guide helps with equipment.
Cabo Private SUV Service: Airport to Hotel in minutesYou get picked up at Los Cabos airport and dropped at your Tourist Corridor hotel in a private, air-conditioned SUV with water and beer included. The return trip is arranged the same way. No haggling, no surprises, and the driver knows where you're going because it's all confirmed before you land.Is it for me?Right choice if you're landing in Los Cabos without a rental car and want the airport-to-hotel leg handled without negotiation. The fixed price and included drinks take the friction out of arrival, and the return trip is arranged the same way.
Cabo San Lucas: Wild Canyon Park Pass & Unlimited ActivitiesYou get unlimited access to ten activities — ziplines, UTVs, ATVs, bungee, swing, horseback riding, camel rides, water slides, suspension bridges, and an animal sanctuary — and you do them in whatever order you want. Shuttle pickup from the Tourist Corridor, safety gear, lockers, and free water refills are included. The longest ziplines run 2,673 feet and you can ride them repeatedly. Plan for a full day and bring a moderate fitness level.Is it for me?This pass works best if you want to pack multiple activities into one day without deciding in advance which ones matter most — the park structure and included shuttle mean you're not managing logistics, just choosing what to do next. It's less suitable if you have height sensitivity, spinal issues, or prefer a slower pace.
Cabo San Lucas: Double UTV Desert & Candelaria VillageYou ride double in a newer UTV through Baja desert terrain—arroyos, cactus, ranch land, and mountain viewpoints—guided by experienced drivers who pace the group to your comfort level. The route includes a natural spring, hidden oases, and a stop in remote Candelaria Village where people actually live. You get safety equipment, fresh water, and a tequila tasting at the end, with pickup and return transport included.Is it for me?Right for riders who want real desert terrain and a guide who adjusts the pace to match your comfort—the double-seat setup and experienced drivers mean you focus on the ride and landscape instead of managing the vehicle yourself.
San Jose del Cabo Tacos and Food Tour: 3-Hour Local Eateries WalkA 3-hour walking and food tasting tour of San Jose del Cabo led by an English-speaking local guide, visiting neighborhood eateries and a tortilla factory to taste six to eight dishes—tacos, tostadas, salsas, gorditas, fruit juices and desserts. The tour covers about 2 miles on foot and ends at Mijares Square; water is included, and vegetarian options are available with advance notice.Is it for me?Most food tours hit the same five spots every group sees. This one moves at a local's pace through neighborhood eateries where residents actually eat, so the tastings change with what's fresh and what the guide knows is good that day.
Cabo San Lucas: UTV, Horseback & Sky Bike ComboYou get three distinct adventures — UTV through canyons and beach dunes, horseback riding along the coast, and an aerial sky bike with desert-and-ocean views — plus a tequila tasting, all with hotel pickup and a bilingual guide. The UTV is shared with another person in your party, and the full day is designed to fit into one afternoon without you arranging transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want three separate adventures in one day without arranging your own transport or timing — the combo structure and included pickup mean you show up and move through all three worlds back-to-back, which is what makes it possible to fit this much into a single afternoon in Cabo.
Snorkeling in Cabo San Lucas: Private Yacht Cruise with Open BarA private yacht snorkeling cruise in Cabo San Lucas departs from Marina Cabo San Lucas and takes up to 10 guests to Pelican Rock and the Arch of Cabo San Lucas, with snorkeling equipment, snacks and your choice of open bar, soft drinks or no bar. The 2-hour and 3-hour options differ in which sites you visit and what's served; the 3-hour tour adds the Corridor coastline and a beach stop. You pick your start time after booking and confirm it with the operator.Is it for me?Book the 3-hour All Inclusive option if you want the longest time in the water across three snorkel sites plus a meal and open bar — it's the only one that reaches the Corridor and the beach bay. The 2-hour options work if you want the core experience (Pelican Rock and the Arch) in less time, and you can still choose whether drinks are part of it.
Los Cabos Airport to Resort: Private Car up to 5 PassengersYou're picked up at SJD Airport by a bilingual driver who tracked your flight and is waiting at arrivals. The car is private, air-conditioned, and goes straight to your Los Cabos resort without stops. Water is included, the price is fixed before you arrive, and the driver waits 45 minutes after landing at no extra charge.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi line and arrive at your hotel without negotiating a fare or arranging ground transport separately — the driver waiting at arrivals and the locked-in price are what make the whole arrival process simple.
Cabo San Lucas: Catamaran Snorkel & Tequila TastingYou board a catamaran in San Jose del Cabo and spend six hours snorkeling at Pelican Rock, viewing El Arco and the beaches from the water, eating lunch, tasting tequila, and watching a glass-blowing demonstration. Round-trip hotel transfer, snorkel gear, and unlimited drinks are included. The pace is relaxed and the group stays manageable.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main sights of Los Cabos in one morning or afternoon without arranging separate transport, entry fees, and timing—the fixed schedule and included transfer handle all of that, leaving you to just show up and get on the boat.
Cabo San Lucas: Sunset Sailing Yacht Dinner & Chef MenuYou’ll board a sailing yacht in Cabo San Lucas for sunset, sipping signature cocktails as you pass El Arco and Lover’s Beach. Enjoy chef-prepared shrimp and beef dinner with fresh local salad, plus dessert layered with mango and jam. A premium open bar keeps things lively—expect laughter, ocean breezes, and those golden hour views you might not forget soon.
Cabo: Beach & Desert X3 UTV Tour with Tequila & PickupYou’ll blast across Baja’s wild desert and along Migriño Beach behind the wheel of a turbocharged UTV—with a local guide leading and plenty of laughs along the way. Expect salty air, big views, whale spotting if you’re lucky, and a tequila toast before heading back to Cabo with sand still stuck to your grin.
La Paz & Balandra Beach day trip from Cabo San LucasA guided day trip from Cabo San Lucas visits Todos Santos, La Paz, and Balandra Beach (or El Tecolote Beach if capacity is full), with stops at the Hotel California, a pearl demonstration at the malecón, breakfast to go, and a seaside lunch with views of Espíritu Santo Island. The tour runs 11 hours and includes an air-conditioned vehicle and a live guide in English or Spanish; pickup from your hotel is included, and children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this for a full day when you want to see multiple towns and beaches without arranging transportation between them—the guide, the vehicle, and the set stops mean you move through the coast as a single route instead of piecing it together yourself.
Cabo: UTV Adventure & Camel Ride Combo with Tequila TastingYou’ll feel Baja’s energy as you drive a UTV through desert trails near Cabo San Lucas, then slow down for a camel ride along the Pacific beach—with plenty of laughs from local guides. End your day swapping stories over a tequila tasting before heading back with sand in your shoes (and probably your hair).
Tierra Sagrada Beach Club: All-Inclusive Day with ActivitiesTierra Sagrada is an all-inclusive beach club on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur where you spend a half day swimming, eating from a Mexican buffet, playing beach games or taking a tequila tasting or cooking class — round-trip transport from your hotel is included, and kids have their own adventure park with a mini zipline, petting zoo and climbing net. Winter months bring humpback whales visible from the shore.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a full afternoon in one place with both active options (volleyball, football, tastings, cooking classes) and quiet ones (pool, dining) so you're not locked into a single pace.
