Top Things to do in Los Cabos
Top Hotels in Los Cabos
- 1. Grand Solmar at Rancho San Lucas Resort Golf & Spa
- 2. Garza Blanca Resort & Spa Los Cabos
- 3. Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos
- 4. Hard Rock Hotel Los Cabos
- 5. Playa Grande Resort & Grand Spa
- 6. Nobu Hotel Los Cabos
- 7. Hard Rock Hotel Los Cabos
- 8. Villa La Estancia Beach Resort & Spa Los Cabos
- 9. Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos
- 10. Marquis Los Cabos
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Things to do in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur: The Best Nature & Parks
Mexico's fastest growing resort area offers miles of empty desert and deserted beaches. Laid-back nightlife and old-fashioned fun in the sun is the Cabos' lure. Only certain beaches are safe for swimming, however, including Lovers' Beach and the more tempestuous and aptly named Divorce Beach. Whale watching, hang-gliding, snorkeling, antiquing, golf and fishing, Loreto's historic mission, and sport fishing and dining in capital La Paz are other attractions. SuburBaja buses travel the coast.
Restaurants in Los Cabos
1. Punta Palmilla
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Beautiful public beach lined with hotels and stands selling crafts.
2. Playa El Faro Viejo
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Waves, rocks and a lighthouse shape this beach's dramatic landscape.
3. Sand Falls
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
An interesting reversal of above-ground expectations: 'rivers' of sand flow along rocks on the ocean floor at this diving site.
4. Gordo Banks
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Here, advanced divers can brave fierce currents, explore an underwater seamount and observe dolphins, hammerhead sharks and mantas in their native habitat.
5. El Arco de Cabo San Lucas
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5.0 based on 8,472 reviews
Tourists flock to this natural rock formation, a whale-watching site and snorkeling spot.
Reviewed By mcmomny - Rochester, United States
Had a wonderful hour taxi ride trip, great guide who told us the history of Lovers Beach and Divorce Beach, showed us the sea lions and made sure we saw Pedro the sea lion on the ride back!
6. Socorro Island
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5.0 based on 79 reviews
Volcanic in origin, these islands serve as an oasis amid the Sea of Cortez, 250 miles off the Baja Peninsula coast. The raw lava flows and active volcanoes in these islands resemble the lost world of "Jurassic Park," which seems fitting as these outpost islands, including Roca Partida, beckon not just to giant mantas, but to a host of big animals. The manta behaviour here is unique in the world. The 12-to-16-foot giant mantas of Socorro seek out intimate interactions with divers. Dolphins, whale sharks, humpback whales, silky sharks, hammerhead sharks, tiger sharks and more can also be found here, depending on the time of year. Socorro is accessed by liveaboard dive boats, and promises to be the trip of a lifetime.
Reviewed By Narcosis1 - Mealsgate, United Kingdom
We wanted a trip with lots of sharks and guaranteed Mantas. We chose to go with Equator diving based near Manchester on the live aboard Valentina. The journey there was long to say the least from Manchester to Heathrow onto Dallas Fort Worth then to San Jose del Cabo. Boarded Valentina then a 36 hour sail out to San Benedicto one of three islands we dived out of the four in the Revillagigedos Archipelago. The diving did not disappoint with clear warm seas and an abundance of life including Whitetip reef sharks, Hammerheads, Silkies and the Mantas we wanted to see. We stayed for 2 days diving then sailed overnight to Socorro, again the diving was excellent Mantas, Galapagos sharks whitetips. Whilst there you have to pay a visit to the naval base for your passports to be checked. We then sailed to Roca Partida the smallest of the island and at first glance you wonder why your staying here for 2 days diving but once in the water you can see why. The life underwater is unbelievable, Whitetip reef sharks gather in the hollows and crevices in there dozens, Galapagos and Silkies swim around you, Silvertips seem to gather together and Mantas seem to just circle you as you complete your safety stop. Massive shoals of fish gather just off the rock, Morays and some of the biggest lobsters you’ll see hide amongst the cracks. The whole experience was excellent, the crew of the Valentina all went out of there way to help with kit and anything you needed and the food was first class.
7. Mt. Solmar
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5.0 based on 444 reviews
Reviewed By travlngal2015
Hubby, friend and I decided to try the climb on our own only to discover a wonderful person named, Enrique. Enrique took our group up the mountain but unfortunately my husband and I got separated from the group and was solo. Enrique did discover us as we made our way down. My recommendations are to wear good footwear, hat, sunscreen and bring water or an electrolyte type drink. Enrique offers this climb every morning at 9:30. He doesn't charge for being your guide, and tips are optional. TIP the Man! He was my savior that day and saved my a**. He is also a dog trainer and the tips help out with food expenses, etc. LOVE You Enrique ! You are the man!
8. Bay of Cabo San Lucas
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4.5 based on 893 reviews
Sheltered harbor great for fishing.
Reviewed By RichardS778 - Scottsdale, United States
My wife and I have been to Los Cabos and the bay area many times on land and on cruise trips. On our last cruise on Princess the ship will shuttle you into the very pretty small harbor and from there you can strike out to so many points of interest like beaches, just a short water taxi ride or cab ride away, there is good fishing depending on the season, whale watching, snorkling, hotels, all inclusive resorts and this is a destination wedding location for many. With rere exception it is safe but always remember you are in Mexico and be smart. During the day it is 100% safe in my opinion. There is the usual tourist shopping...many places to eat and have drinks and so on. Hills surround the bay and it is just beautiful. Safe swimming in the bay but not on the Pacific side. Many tours are available. Folks there are friendly.
9. Cabo Pulmo Marine Preserve
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4.5 based on 480 reviews
A sanctuary to the only living coral reef on the western side of the continent.
Reviewed By N-WALES-TRAVELLER - Rhuddlan, United Kingdom
We travelled in a mini rental vehicle on the dirt roads that lead south from La Ribera towards San Jose Del Cabo via Cabo Pulmo and a host of other small settlements. It’s an arduous journey in a standard small vehicle ???? but after seeing the beaches the bird life and most of all the numerous breaching humpback whales ???? from the coastline it was a road trip of a life time. You really need a 4x4 but our little car managed it with a gold star. ( probably more to do with the driver ????) I’d recommend it to all as it was simply an amazing drive. ****Word if warning***** Don’t attempt this in a normal vehicle if it’s been raining or in the dark. You won’t make it. Give yourself a good 6 hours to complete the journey
