See what the experts are saying about Cabo San Lucas. Get expert advice on how to get there, what to see and more.

  • Default_icon

    Introduction

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    If you are new to Cabo San Lucas—or simply Cabo, as it is often known—it will not take you long to get your bearings. Just remember, Cabo is at the very southern tip of the Baja Peninsula, so the water from town is always south. The distincti... Continue reading »

  • Historic

    History

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    Early Inhabitants Before Cabo San Lucas was known as the tourist town it is today, the beaches were inhabited by a nomadic Guaycura Amerindian group called Pericu. The Pericu were hunters and gatherers; the shores around Cabo made it easy... Continue reading »

  • Default_icon

    Where to stay

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    Up until 300 hundred years ago, pirates from around the world chose this area for their anchorage. Today the pirates are gone, and it is a more benign traveler who seeks repose in this sheltered port town. Considered one of the best vacation... Continue reading »

  • Food

    Eat drink

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    Long a home to sunshine fun, Cabo is gaining respect for a sophisticated new dining scene that has exploded in the area. The Mexican government opened the area to development in 1990, bringing some exceptional restaurants along with the new r... Continue reading »

  • Entertainment

    Entertainment

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    If you poll ten people in downtown Cabo after 8pm and ask why they chose Cabo as a destination, chances are that they will say “to party.” Downtown Cabo is certainly the place to be for that; in fact, some might say it is incomparable. The co... Continue reading »

  • Tours

    Tours

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    Since World War II, when pilots spotted huge fish from their planes off Baja's southern tip, Cabo has been a fishing hotspot of steadily growing importance. Fishing is now one of the largest revenue generators for the city, thanks in part to... Continue reading »

  • Default_icon

    Getting there

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    Getting There By Air: The Los Cabos International Airport (+52 624 146 5111) averages over 200 flights a week. Renovations to its main terminal and the opening of a second terminal lend it a look and feel of the fastest growing vacation a... Continue reading »

  • Default_icon

    Fun facts

    by Wcities Travel Guides

    Cabo San Lucas State Baja California Sur Country Mexico Cabo San Lucas by the Numbers Population: 40,000 Average January Temperature: 68 Average July Temperature: 90 Average Annual Rainfall: 7 inches Average Days of Su... Continue reading »

  • Default_icon

    Introduction

    by Frommers Travel Guides

    176km (109 miles) S of La Paz; 35km (22 miles) W of San José del Cabo; 1,803km (1,118 miles) SE of Tijuana The hundreds of luxury hotel rooms along the corridor north of Cabo San Lucas have transformed the very essence of this formerly rus... Continue reading »

  • Planning

    Planning a trip

    by Frommers Travel Guides

    Getting There & Departing By Plane -- Local airline numbers are as follows: Alaska Airlines (tel. 624/146-5100 or 624/146-5101) and Mexicana (tel. 624/143-5352, 624/143-5353, or 624/146-5001). By Car -- From La Paz, the best route is Hi... Continue reading »

  • Default_icon

    Fast facts

    by Frommers Travel Guides

    Area Code -- The telephone area code is 624. Beach Safety -- Before swimming in the open water, check if conditions are safe. Undertows and large waves are common. Médano Beach, close to the marina and town, is the principal beach that's s... Continue reading »

Real traveler experience in Cabo San Lucas

433578c9368e51c4a50dd2ffa615fe01

Cabo

contributed by Kvans
see more trips »