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Luxury resorts where two seas meet

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About Los Cabos

Where the Pacific Ocean crashes into the Sea of Cortez at dramatic desert cliffs, Los Cabos glitters with championship golf courses and ultra-luxury resorts carved into golden limestone. The iconic El Arco rock formation frames turquoise waters teeming with marlin and yacht-sized sport fishing boats. This is Old Money meets New Mexico.

Country
Mexico
Best months to visit
Year-round
Currency
MXN
Language
Spanish, English

Things to do in Los Cabos

Sport fishing for blue marlin and yellowfin tuna Sunset catamaran cruises to El Arco with whale watching Championship golf at Palmilla and Las Ventanas courses Zip-lining through desert canyons with Pacific views Spa treatments featuring volcanic stone and local oils Beachfront dining on fresh ceviche and grilled fish

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Los Cabos is where Mexico's wildest landscape meets its most luxurious accommodations—a place that balances big-money resorts with untamed desert and ocean drama. The marlin fishing here remains unmatched, and the sunsets at El Arco are reason enough to come.

Best areas to stay in Los Cabos

Medano Beach
The main tourist beach with soft sand, calming waves, and dozens of beach bars and water sports operators. Hotels and restaurants line the shore, making it the epicenter of Los Cabos tourism.
El Arco & Lover's Beach
The iconic rock formation framing where two seas meet, accessible only by boat. Lover's Beach on the Pacific side offers secluded swimming and dramatic coastal scenery.
Puerto Los Cabos Marina District
A newer development with shops, restaurants, and yacht docks. This area captures upscale dining and modern resort amenities without the historical charm.
Downtown Cabo San Lucas
The older, more authentic downtown with colonial architecture, plazas, and local restaurants mixed with tourist shops. This area has more character than the beach resort zone.

Getting to Los Cabos

Flights
Major international airports with direct flights from US gateways (LAX, DFW, MSP) via Cabo San Lucas International Airport (SJD). Flight time 3-4 hours from US West Coast.
From London
7-8 hours total travel from New York City (with connection), 4-5 hours from US West Coast.
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Getting around
Taxis and shuttle services from airport; beach resort transportation included in most packages. Car rental available but not necessary in tourist areas.

Frequently asked questions

When is marlin fishing season in Los Cabos?
Peak season is June-November for blue and striped marlin. Winter months (December-March) bring wahoo and dorado. Year-round fishing is possible but summer offers the biggest fish.
Is Los Cabos safe for tourists?
The main tourist areas of Los Cabos are well-maintained and secure. As with any destination, avoid displaying valuables and stay in established tourist zones.
What's the best time to visit Los Cabos?
November-March offers ideal weather with lower rainfall. April-October is hot and humid but less crowded, with hurricane season August-October.
Can I reach El Arco from the beach?
El Arco is visible from Medano Beach but must be reached by boat. Catamaran tours depart hourly throughout the day.
Are there budget accommodations in Los Cabos?
Most hotels are mid-to-high range, but hotel packages and off-season rates offer better value. Nearby towns like La Paz offer more budget options.

Traveler reviews

★★★★★

Best marlin fishing I've experienced. The guides knew the water intimately, and we landed three striped marlin in a single day. The boat, crew, and fish tacos afterward were all perfect.

Marcus J. · November 2023
★★★★☆

Beautiful destination with world-class beaches. The resort was excellent, though the organized excursions felt touristy. Better to explore on your own if you rent a car.

Sarah M. · February 2024
★★★★★

Incredible diving and snorkeling at nearby reefs. The water visibility was exceptional, and we spotted mantas, morays, and vibrant coral gardens. The heat was intense but manageable.

Diego P. · August 2024

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