Cabo San Lucas

The iconic natural rock arch at Land's End where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez — one of Mexico's most photographed landmarks. Accessible by glass-bottom boat from the marina.

A stunning crescent of white sand tucked between dramatic rock formations at Land's End — accessible only by water taxi. The Pacific-facing side is Divorce Beach, the Sea of Cortez side is calm for swimming.

A classic 45-minute narrated boat trip from the marina to El Arco and Land's End — view sea lions, tropical fish through the glass hull, and the famous arch up close from the water.

A modern marina-side shopping complex with a mix of international brands, jewellery stores, souvenir shops, and waterfront restaurants — directly adjacent to the tender dock.

The taco stands lining Cárdenas Street serve the most authentic and affordable street food in Cabo — grilled fish tacos, carne asada, and fresh mariscos at a fraction of tourist restaurant prices.

Upmarket but unpretentious taqueria serving creative Mexican street food — slow-cooked meats, vegetarian options, and an outstanding mezcal and craft cocktail list.

A beloved local seafood spot away from the tourist strip — outstanding aguachile, huge seafood tostadas, and fresh ceviche at genuinely local prices.

An open-air restaurant set directly on Medano Beach with your feet in the sand — grilled seafood, giant margaritas, and a lively atmosphere steps from the water.

Cabo's most notorious multi-level party bar — thumping music, neon lights, dancing on the bar, and the most chaotic fun in Baja. A rite of passage for spring-breakers and cruisers alike.

Founded by rock legend Sammy Hagar — a rock-and-roll cantina with live music daily, Cabo Wabo tequila cocktails, and a raucous energy that makes it one of the most famous bars in Mexico.

A charming little café near the marina with excellent Mexican breakfast, freshly baked pastries, and serious espresso — a calm escape from the marina bustle.

Cabo's main swimming beach — a long arc of golden sand with calm water, lined with beach clubs, water sports vendors, and restaurants. The only swimmable beach close to the tender dock.

One of Baja's best snorkelling spots — a shallow rocky reef near the arch teeming with tropical fish, rays, and sea turtles. Accessible by water taxi from the marina.

Ride quad bikes through the stunning Baja desert — volcanic landscapes, cactus forests, and dramatic Pacific ocean views. Guided tours of 2–3 hours departing from the edge of town.

The Sea of Cortez is one of the world's greatest whale-watching destinations — grey whales, humpbacks, and blue whales migrate past Cabo from December through March. Expert-guided 3-hour tours depart from the marina.

Cabo is the 'Marlin Capital of the World' — charter a private or shared fishing boat for a 4–8 hour deep-sea fishing trip targeting marlin, dorado (mahi-mahi), tuna, and wahoo.

A relaxed 2-hour catamaran cruise along the Baja coast past El Arco, Land's End, and back — open bar, snacks, and a spectacular Pacific sunset from the water.

A UNESCO World Heritage reef 95km east of Cabo — the most pristine coral reef in the Gulf of California. Bull sharks, giant manta rays, and vast schools of tropical fish in crystal-clear water.

A guided tour along the 33km Los Cabos corridor linking Cabo San Lucas with San José del Cabo — stopping at Santa María Bay (snorkelling), Chileno Bay, and the dramatic desert-meets-ocean landscape.

The neighbouring colonial town 35km away — a completely different vibe from Cabo with a charming cobblestoned art district, 19th-century church, open-air galleries, and excellent restaurants.