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Beach Camel Ride & Encounter in Cabo by Cactus Tours Park

• Delectable beef, pork, and chicken SUPER BURRO, accompanied by refreshing soft drinks and water
• Tequila tasting
• Round trip trasnportation
• Guidance from an experienced camel handler and a bilingual guide.
• Camel encounter
• An exhilarating desert safari ride.
• 30 Minutes camel ride on the beach
• Entrance fees $25 usd per person.
• Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
• Pick ups in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo
• Plaza Novva, Cabo San Lucas. Col. El Tezal, 23454 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
• Plaza Gali, Blvd. Paseo de la Marina, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
• La Comer, Blvd. Mauricio Castro # 4650 4650, Zona Hotelera, 23400 San José del Cabo, B.C.S., Mexico
• Caboland, Centro, 23450Centro, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S. Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S Centro, Centro, Marina, 23450 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S., Mexico
• Wheelchair accessible
• Stroller accessible
• Service animals allowed
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Not recommended for travelers with back problems
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Most travelers can participate
• We operate in all weather conditions.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult.
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 100 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

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Camel Ride on the Beach

Starting price, cabo san lucas, mexico, (9421 reviews), $95 usd / per adult, / per adult, $60 usd / per child, / per child.

Come and enjoy a spectacular camel ride along the crystalline waters and majestic waves of the Pacific Ocean. Immerse yourself in camel culture and learn about its history, anatomy, personality, keeping and training. Get up close and personal including petting and feeding these amazing creatures. Taste our exquisite Mexican food and discover the authentic flavors of several dishes from different regions of our country.

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Child - 5 to 11

Park entrance fee, round trip transportation - from all cabo san lucas & san jose del cabo resorts/hotels & cruise ships. we will email the transportation pick up time after a tour is booked., helmet / water, mega delicious grilled meat or chicken super burrito - jamaica or horchata water, desert safari ride - actual time on camel is about 30 minutes, nature hike in our ecological reserve, experienced camel handler & bilingual guide - comes with slight accent, tequila museum, tequila tasting class, kids club - babysitting service available, lockers - store your personal items during your tour, wifi - in our facilities, punto limpio - maximum quality hygiene certification from secretary of tourism (see below video for more information), gratuity (left to individual discretion), park entrance fee per person - $25 usd, comfortable shoes, extra money - the tour does not cover any alcoholic drinks, souvenirs, photos and gratuity. you need to bring cash, there are no atms nearby., clothes that can get dusty/dirty, long pants and closed-toe shoes are recommended., if the weather is cold, bring a jacket., minimum age for tour - 5 years old., weight limit for the camel ride - 330 lbs (150 kg) per person (2 people max. on each camel)., minimum age for the kids club - kids club is available for babies 6 months to 12 years old, cactus tours - punto limpio - maximum quality hygiene standards.

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Los Cabos Camel Ride Tours

When you think of the desert, inevitably camels come to mind. Though they are not native to the area, there are camels in Los Cabos too, a select group of outfitters provide camel ride tours in a safari atmosphere. Riding atop a docile humpbacked giant, your tour of the Baja desert and/or beachfront becomes an educational experience as you learn about the local flora and fauna during the excursion. Some camel tours even make stops along the way to Tequila tasting venues where you can also explore the region’s culinary traditions.

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CAMEL RIDE IN LOS CABOS BY THE BEACH AND DESERT

Best camel ride los cabos.

Whether you are in Los Cabos or you are planning on visiting Cabo you can´t miss camel ride by the beach.

It may sound a little unusual but we have camels in Los Cabos and you can take a ride on them just beside the beach in a private area just for you, be sure none will be there to ruin your view, it is only you, the camels, the beach and the beautiful ocean.

Transfer to the camel ride in Los Cabos

Everything starts at you hotel where you will be picked up to and get transferred to the location in a in a fully AC Van (included), once you get to reception and do your check in you´ll have access to lockers to save any big item you might not want in the tour.

If you love coffee there is a coffee place where you can drink tea, coffee, beer, a cocktail or maybe eat a crepe, all of this is available for sale

Get introduced to your camel

Once everybody is ready to go you will be transported to the Barn where you´ll meet the IMPRESSIVE CAMELS and the guides will give you information about them, how much they weight, what they eat, life span, where they are from and so on.

The guides are ready to answer any question you might have about these amazing creatures and at the same time you will be prepared to ride the camels.

The Best Camel Ride in Los Cabos

Your ride starts going down the hill straight to the beach where you will admire the beautiful Pacific Ocean and feel the breeze of the sea, you will be amazed by the fantastic view just beside the ocean and if you are in the whale season you might observe one or two whales passing by.

When the ride moves from the beach to the desert you will head back to the barn where you will have the change of feeding a camel, take a nice picture, caress them (No tongues please).

Nature hike in our ecological reserve

You are going to get information about the local Flora and Fauna and get to know a little of the history of the place and how the native people used to interact with this hard environment back in time.

Delicious Mexican lunch

Last but not least, you will be guided to the restaurant where you will enjoy a Mexican Burrito with Mexican hot sauce and fresh water, this is really delightful.

A shot of Tequila!!!

In case you feel a little full of food we have the perfect solution for it.  A shot of Tequila!!! (Salud!) in our tequila tasting (Tequila is also available for sale).

Right after you took time to look at your pictures, buy some tequila and get some souvenirs you will be ready to get back to your hotel and keep enjoying this beautiful destination.

This is an experience you can´t afford missing.   Camel Ride by the beach and desert in Los Cabos.

NOTE FOR FAMILIES WITH BABIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN: While you do your favorite activity, children who cannot or do not want to participate can stay at the Kids Club, available for babies from 6 months to 12 years old and offers specific activities for each age like cake decorating 🧁 cookies 🍪 and painting ceramics, board games, ipads, video games (Xbox), movie theater, bedrooms and much more, and the best, IT’S COMPLETELY FREE💚 🟢 Only add in your reservation the number of children who would like to stay in the Kids Club.

Book Online in 2 minutes and get your SPECIAL PRICE. Book your tour with only 30% and the rest pay in arrival.

OFFER PRICE: 

SPECIAL OFFER (2 people):  $160 usd.

Price with discount 1 Adult:  $90 usd Price with discount 1 Children 05-11 years: $67 usd

Minimum age:  5 years

Note:  Prices are quoted in US dollars and we use the bank rate of the day so that your bank statement reflects as closely as possible the published dollar price.

• An experienced camel handler and bilingual guide

Camel ride on the beach

• Delicious Mexican Burrito per person (roasted or chicken option 🥩🍗) (with fresh water Jᴀᴍᴀɪᴄᴀ ᴏr ʜᴏʀᴄʜᴀᴛᴀ)🥤

Tequila tasting

• Round transportation from your hotel in Los Cabos
• Park entrance: $25USD per person

AVAILABILITY AND SCHEDULES

Departure Time: 9 AM;  10 AM; 12 PM; 1 PM; 3 PM; 4 PM; Departure Days: Daily Duration: 3  hrs. approx. + transport

ADDITIONAL FEATURES:

• Minimum age: 5 years. (Children from 5-11 years must be accompanied by a paying adult).
• For safety reasons expecting mothers restricted.
• Max. weight 120 kg / 265 lbs
• Park entrance: $25USD per person (mandatory)
• Transportation is available in most of the hotels in Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. The  Pickup time we give you after booking activity.
• In case if  we don´t have transportation from any specific hotel we will tell you the closest point for meeting.
• The schedule will be confirmed until the time of reservation.

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellations: 48 hrs. in advance 100% refund. Less than 48 hrs no refund

No show= no refund.

Activities may changed by tour operator due to weather or sea conditions.

Attractions

Camel tour in los cabos.

A desert safari ride

Delicious Mexican lunch buffet

What to Wear & Bring

Money for souvenirs and photos, tennis or comfortable shoes, light sweater (winter months).

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Camel Safari Adventure

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Explore more of Cabo like no one else, on the back of one of our friendly camels! Have a taste of Cabo with our tequila tasting too!

Set out on a voyage of unique proportions as you journey through the Baja desert atop a charming camel. Ride along the Cabo desert and beside the Pacific Ocean to enjoy the sights, the refreshing sea breeze, and the crashing waves on this unique eco-tour. Take a quick stop to meet a friendly camel and pose for a close up photo. Discover the natural wonders and richness of the Baja culture with the advice of our expert guides on an educational nature walk. Savor a delicious, multi-course Mexican lunch and Tequila tasting.

• See the sea turtle sanctuary on season in our fun Mercedes Benz 4x4  truck
• Explore the area and learn about its hidden secrets
• Ride a camel along the majestic Pacific Coastline
• Enjoy ocean views while eating authentic Mexican cuisine

What’s Included?

• Unlimited Mexican Buffet
• Tequila & Mezcal Tasting
• Round-trip Transportation (Restrictions apply)

**Transportation is available for most hotels in Los Cabos. We also have meeting points established, please contact CalypsoTrip to find out if you are eligible for hotel pick-up.**

Entrance fee $25.00 usd Adult and $12.50 usd Child (location payment)  ( under 11 year old) . * Includes access to educational and sustainability areas .

Photos, souvenirs and bottled water. Available for purchase.

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Our delicious menu includes:

• A secret chicken mole recipe full of regional flavors and spices
• Selection of salads
• Homemade salsas, tasty refried beans, Mexican style rice, handmade tortillas, and quesadillas
• Hibiscus, Tamarind and, Horchata water, beer, tequila tasting, and Mexican coffee

Recommendations:

• Comfortable clothes
• Athletic shoes
• Biodegradable sunscreen & repellent

Facilities:

Restrooms and photo center

What equipment is included in the tour?

Restrictions:.

The minimum age to participate is 5 years old, maximum Weight 120 kg (265 lbs). For safety reasons, cell phones, cameras, and GoPro are not permitted during the camel ride. Expecting mothers may not participate.

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Not suitable for disabled people

Departure Time Notes:

9:00am and 12:00pm and 3:00 pm Daily

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Camel Rides in Cabo!

Have you ever wondered if there are camels in Los Cabos? Well yes, there are, and we have them! Our camels are one of the friendliest and caring animals you could ever meet.  When you are with them, you lose track of time being entranced by their gentle, peaceful, and fun personalities. During this experience, you don’t just ride a camel; you will learn about caring for them and their habitat. We love our animal friends and for this reason, this tour may not go on our beach because the sea salt hurts their skin. But don’t worry, you will spend a great day with us in our canyon! When we finish riding, we invite you to our Animal Sanctuary where you can interact with many exotic rescued animal species and afterward enjoy a delicious meal and smoothie at our Lion’s  Den restaurant.

Ticket Type:

Adults: + 13 years old | Kids: 4 – 12  years old

• Camel ride. • Interaction, kiss, and feed. • One granola bar. • Guided tour in the animal sanctuary. • One drink: Shot of tequila or margarita or daiquiri or smoothie. • Snack: Quesadillas, guacamole, chips, And salsa. • Access to Wagoona & suspension bridges.

THINGS TO KNOW

• $20 USD Park Entrance Fee is mandatory per person, you can add here or pay at your check-in at the park
• The use of cell phones is not allowed during the experience.
• Buy your photo package early and save a few bucks.
• We recommend you come with comfortable clothes; closed shoes and sun protection equipment. and biodegradable repellent
• We invite you to bring your own water bottle; Be part of our Ecological movement.

Why Choose Us

• Able to Walk for 45 minutes in intervals of 5-15 minutes in varied terrain
• For your safety and that of your baby, pregnant women are not allowed to participate.
• We recommended you have previous experience in extreme outdoor activities.
• People with heart, back, neck, visual, motor, or respiratory impairment or limited mobility problems, as well as those with vertigo, fear of heights, and osteoporosis, will not be allowed to participate in this activity.

We have minimum and maximum weights to participate.

See them in the following table:

Weight – 1 camel carrying up to 2 people

Min: 55 LB ó 22 KG – Max: 220 LB ó 110 KG

• Pay attention and follow the instructions all the time to avoid accidents.
• With your safety in mind, the use of cameras is not permitted. Our professional photographers will be there to capture your adventure at all times.
• Bring cash, credit, or debit card for souvenirs, food, and other services not included.
• Bring comfortable clothes and closed shoes preferably.
• Bring a hat or cap and sunglasses.
• We strongly recommend the use of biodegradable sunscreen.
• Do not forget that you can cool off in our pool area and slides bring your towel and swimsuit.
• ATTENTION: Accidents caused by the use of mobile devices during the course of the activity or while driving, will not be covered by accident insurance and the customer must pay for all the expenses.
• No changes are permitted. Activities may be modified due to weather conditions. We reserve the right to change schedules without prior notice. No refunds can be made.

Cancellation Policy:

• Cancellations and refunds will not be able to apply for those who being at the park decided not to do the activity.
• You may cancel your tour 72 hours in advance of the activity date for a refund, after this date any cancellation will be subject to 100% non-refundable fee.
• For cancellations: Please call Eko Park Los Cabos / Wild Canyon. 624-144-4433 or write to [email protected] for questions or to cancel the tour to avoid full charges. You must obtain a cancellation number.  Eko Park Los Cabos / Wild Canyon won’t refund if for some reason in the park you decide not to do the activity.  More information in our Terms and Conditions.

Availability: All Days

For better planning of your day, consider up to 4 hours of visit to the park.

• 1.5 approximate hours of activity
• 1 hour of free time in the park, once your activity is finished (souvenirs, restaurant, wagoona)
• 1.5 Free Shuttle round trip: hotel – park – hotel

NOTE : Times may vary according to next conditions: weather, season, participant experience, or others.

Free Shuttle Transportation Information: 

• Pick-up time depends on your hotel location. Find here your pick up time
• Transport is group transportation, so we will pick up other people before arriving in the park for the tour.
• Free round-trip transportation is available by purchasing your activity.
• Transportation with established schedules of return.
• Transportation is collective and makes continuous stops at different hotels.
• Do you want to return to the hotel once your activity is over? You can request an UBER or Private Taxi; they have access to the park; Wild Canyon is not responsible for these services or their rates.

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Los Cabos Camel Tour

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Pure Fun and Adventure in our Camel Ride in Cabo San Lucas during 2024  is guaranteed. Your free and included roundtrip transportation picks you up and drops you off conveniently in the Lobby of Your Hotel. Upon arrival to the National Park Migriño get checked in and ready for Your Camel in Cabo adventure. Your search for things to do in Los Cabos is over. Riding a Camel on one of the most secluded, iconic and beautiful Beaches in Los Cabos with incredible views of Sand Dunes, the Pacific Ocean and Dry Riverbeds is a magical experience that will last you for a life time. Your professional Camel Ride in Cabo  Tour Guide will fill you in with all the Secrets about the Camels history, anatomy and its beautiful friendly personality. You will pet, feed and interact with those incredible creatures and take stunning Photos that will leave your family and friends surprised and stunned. Riding the Camel on the Beach listening to the Pacific Ocean waves and feeling the ocean breeze in your hair takes you right into the Movie Lawrence of Arabia. Get that Camel Kiss for a stunning photo, hug and kiss your new friend. Finally visit the National Parks included Zoo to explore other species and animals from around the Baja. Finish off your adventure with Delicious Tacos and a Tequila Tasting before heading back to your Hotel after a fantastic Experience and fun activity. This adventure is of incredible value and a must do in Los Cabos. Pre-booking may guarantee your space in this very popular and many times sold out adventure. Reserve today, save your place in this incredible magnificent Adventure.

Minimum Age : 5 Years

► Round Trip Transportation

► Professional Tour Guides

► 30 Minute Camel Ride on Stunning Beach

► Delicious Tacos, Soft Drinks and Water.

► Tequila class and tasting in an enigmatic Tequila museum.

► Nature Hike in an ecological reserve.

► An experienced Camel Trainer and Bilingual guide.

► Desert Safari Ride.

Not Included:

► Gratuities

► 25 Usd Park Conservation Fee per Person

Restriction: The use of Cell Phones and Cameras is not permitted during driving a Motorized Vehicle or Riding a Wild Life Animal due to Mexican and International Laws. Just as anywhere else in the world using a Phone or Camera device represents danger to yourself and other participants and is not allowed.

Tip : You can bring along a Strap on Go Pro that would maintain the Go Pro Camera to your Head or Chest without having to hold and manipulate the device. Professional Photos are being taken and are available for purchase starting at 20 Usd after the Tour if you choose not to bring along your Strap on Go Pro.

Frequently asked questions for the Camel Ride in Cabo

Question: Is Camel Riding dangerous?

Answer: No, Camel Riding is a safe and fun activity, the safety regulations, equipment and procedures are International standard and considerably above what needs to be done to make this a safe Adventure. Your Tour is accompanied by several specialized and professional Tour Guides to make sure you are safe.

Question: Is riding the Camel Riding difficult?

Answer: Riding a Camel is very simple and explained and done very easy. It does not require special skills. It is easy to ride a Camel and you are always guided by the Care Taker.

Question: Does the tour include transportation from my Hotel, Condo or Airbnb?

Answer: Round Trip Transportation is included in your adventure from Hotels, Condos or Airbnb (For some locations you may have to move to a close by meeting point).

Question: Why do I have to pay and Entrance Fee of 20 Usd apart of my Tour Price?

Answer: The 20 Usd “Entrance Fee” is a Wild Life Conservation Fee, to keep everything clean and in ecologic harmony.

Question: How much time does the Camel Tour take?

Answer: To complete the Tour it is approximately 2 hours, with fitting, instructions and set up the Tour is approximately 2 hours and a half long. Adding on transportation both ways take into consideration 4 to 5 hours for your Adventure.

Question: Can I use my Go Pro or Camera during the Dune Buggy Tour?

Answer: The use of Cameras or Go Pro is not allowed during the Adventure. A fall of Cameras, Phones or equipment ruins any Camera or Go Pro.  A professional Photographer will be taking photos of your adventure, at the end of the Tour you can purchase the Photos.

Question: What happens if I get sick the day of the Tour and cannot go to my Adventure?

Answer: We can re-schedule your Tour for later and when you feel better or with a medical certificate you can get a full refund for up to 2 people.

Question: What if my Vacation gets cancelled because of Covid-19?

Answer: You get a full refund the day you communicate this to us.

Question: Can I get sick with Coronavirus during the Tour?

Answer: All Bio Safety measures have been taken during your transportation, check in and tour to avoid sickness with Intense cleaning, Social Distancing, mask wearing and Anti-bacterial gel anywhere. Thousands of people are still currently enjoying Adventures in Los Cabos.

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Whale Watching in Los Cabos ( click here for more Information )

Whale Watching in Los Cabos is possible from December 15 th till the end of March every year. You can Whale Watch in so many options, Zodiacs, Glass Bottom Boats, Sailing Boats, Catamarans, Wave Runners, Luxury Yachts and more. The best Cabo Whale Watching that is available is the Whale Watching in Cabo Tour with Premium Bar, Deluxe Snacks on a French made Luxury Double Decker Catamaran.

Camels live in deserts, where it is hot and dry. Camels have adapted and found ways to help them survive in deserts. They have a thick coat of hair that protects them from the heat in the day, and keeps them warm at night. Their large feet spread their weight on the sand when they are walking. When there is food and water, a camel can eat and drink large amounts of it and store it as fat in the hump. Then, when there is no food or water, the camel uses the fat for energy, and the hump becomes small and soft. A camel’s waste contains very little water. Even the water from the camel’s breath flows back into its mouth. The camels have bushy eyebrows that don't let the sand go in their eyes in a sandstorm. It has a long slender neck in order to reach high leaves such as palm trees, and rubbery patches on the belly and knees to protect the skin when kneeling and sitting on the hot sand. These form after five years of age.

A camel has a naturally adapted temperature regulation - it can change its bodily temperature by six degrees Celsius either way. It has two sets of eyelashes, closing muscles in the nasal passages with silted nostrils, hairy ears and tough, leathery skin to protect the camels’ skin in vital emergencies such as a sandstorm. It has thick rubbery lips to eat dry, prickly plants and a large, haired tail to swat pests such as mosquitos and flies.

Camels live in groups, with one male, many females, and their young calves or calf. They are animals that use their hooves.

Reproduction

An unborn camel gestates about 9 to 11 months. There is usually one calf per birth. A camel calf can run only a few hours after it is born. Calves are weaned when they are about 1 year old.

In the desert, people feed camels with grass, grains, wheat and oats. When camels are travelling in the desert, food is often very hard to find. So, the animal might have to live on dried leaves, seeds, and thorny twigs (without hurting their mouths). If there is not any regular food, camels will eat anything: leather, even their owner's tent. Here of course we have them very well fed and very happy.

Camels are ruminants but camels do not chew their food very well before swallowing. The first stomach stores the food that is not completely chewed. Later, this food (or cud) returns to the camel's mouth, and the camel chews it again. Then the camel swallows the cud and it goes to the other parts of the stomach to be completely digested.

Camels and humans

Camels have been domesticated by humans for about 5000 years. They are used for riding and to carry things, and for meat, milk and wool. As domesticated animals they are used in Africa, Asia, and since the 19th century also in Australia. About 900-1000 wild Bactrian Camels still live in China, Tibetan Plateau and Mongolia. There are no wild dromedaries anymore, but there are escaped domestic dromedaries in Australia. Today there are about 700,000 dromedaries living wild in the outback in Australia. Camels have a friendly nature and get along very well with humans.

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20 Exciting Things To Do in Cabo San Lucas

T ravelers from around the world are drawn to the aquamarine waters and pleasant year-round temperatures of Cabo San Lucas. Unfortunately, it sometimes gets a bad rap because of it’s party reputation. And yes, it might be a bit more touristy than some other beach destinations like Puerto Vallarta or La Paz , but don’t count it out.

Cabo’s unique location surrounded by water, on the Baja Peninsula, makes it one of the best places to visit in Mexico. I’ve been traveling south of the border since I was 15 and fell in love with Cabo a long time ago. So, if you’re headed to Cabo then bookmark this list of the best things to do in Cabo San Lucas. It’s ideal for first timers, repeat visitors and even someone who’s only in town for a day on a cruise.

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Things to do in Cabo San Lucas

1. visit land’s end.

One of the most recognizable places in North America is Land’s End and Cabo’s iconic Arch, or el Arco. You can see the Arch from most of the beaches and many of the hotels in Cabo but getting up close on a boat tour is definitely best.

Whether you prefer an organized tour on a catamaran or a smaller panga (boat) with one of the many guides offering tours on Medano Beach, getting to the Arch is just a short ride across the Sea of Cortez. This should be at the top of your best things to do in Cabo San Lucas list.

A boat tour to the Arch will take you along the stunning coastline of Land’s End and provide awesome views of the rugged cliffs and crystal-clear waters. Along the way, you might spot sea lions lounging on the rocks at the Reserva de Lobos Marinos and possibly even see whales breaching in the distance.

Want to see the Arch in a different way? Then book a kayak tour to the Arch or a glass-bottomed boat .

2. Stroll Lover’s Beach

The tip of the Baja Peninsula forms two of the most gorgeous beaches in Cabo San Lucas – Lover’s Beach and Divorce Beach. Because of Baja’s shape, Lover’s Beach, or Playa del Amor, faces the mainland of Cabo so it’s somewhat protected and calmer.

Divorce Beach, on the south side of the peninsula, faces the open waters of the Pacific with rougher surf and bigger waves. In fact, it it’s not already obvious, the two names come from the differences in the two beaches.

You can access both beaches on a boat tour and most of the Arch tours drop passengers off for a chance to explore Lover’s Beach. From there you can easily walk over to Divorce Beach. Just remember that swimming is not recommended on Divorce Beach because of the rough water and currents.

There are no vendors or facilities of any kind on the beach so if you want drinks or snacks or a towel to sit on, then bring it along. A drybag to keep your phone from getting wet or a backpack for your stuff also isn’t a bad idea. I like these towels or now you have a reason to purchase something local.

3. Go Deep Sea Fishing

I could list plenty of reasons why I’m not a huge fan of deep sea fishing but the main one is because it usually means getting up before the sun to get to your fishing spot. Not my idea of fun on a vacation.

However, turns out that deep sea fishing in the Pacific Ocean is one of the most amazing things to do in Cabo San Lucas. Even though it’s deep sea fishing, the tour we were on only went a few miles out so there was always land in sight and that was very reassuring.

Of course, the best part of the experience is the catch if you’re lucky. On our last trip, we not only reeled in mahi mahi but also a marlin. Cabo is known for sportfishing so you are almost guaranteed to catch something. And if you are lucky, you might just spot other sea life like turtles and whales.

4. Meet Pancho the Sea Lion

As you return to the marina from deep sea fishing, tell your captain you’d like to meet Pancho the sea lion. Pancho has become quite a celebrity in Cabo San Lucas.

He likes to greet the boats as they return with their catches because he knows they are good for a quick easy meal. Pancho jumps on the back of the boat for his handout. I suspect there is more than one Pancho but it’s still a fun thing to do in Cabo San Lucas.

5. Try Paddleboarding

Stand up paddle, or SUP, is a popular activity in Cabo San Lucas. With its (usually) calm, clear waters and stunning coastal scenery, Cabo is the perfect place to enjoy this fun water sport. SUP enthusiasts can paddle along the shoreline, admire the rock formations and interesting marine life.

If you’re a first-timer, the calm waters at Medano Beach are the ideal place to learn. Plus, it’s super convenient to rent a board from your hotel or a tour operator on the beach. Many of the resorts have protected, roped-off areas so you’ll feel comfortable and safely tucked away from boats and jet-skis.

Generally, rentals are available by the day or by the hour. However, if it’s your first time, I suggest starting with an hour to see how you like it. You can always extend your time or try again on another day.

6. Check Out San Jose de Cabo

For as much as Cabo San Lucas has a party vibe, its sister city, San Jose de Cabo, is the complete opposite. Quieter, more laid back and totally chill, it’s a different, welcome experience from the much livelier Cabo San Lucas.

Just a short drive, or bus ride over, San Jose del Cabo is about an hour away from Cabo San Lucas and 20 minutes from San Jose del Cabo Airport (SJD). You actually drive through when you arrive by airplane.

Get a taste of authentic Mexico culture in the colorful historic center and attend the weekly art walk focusing on local artists and vendors. Or check out some of the beachside hangouts or the marina for the day.

7. Set Sail on a Sunset Cruise

Some of the most incredible sunsets I’ve ever seen in my life have been in Baja. Experiencing a sunset on a boat makes a vacation in Cabo that more memorable a way to experience the end of the day. There are several tour companies that offer sunset cruises but Cabo Blue’s catamaran sail tour is one of a kind.

Instead of a bigger party type boat, the vibe on the catamaran is is more peaceful. Just a bunch of people drinking beer and watching the sunset. Many of the tour companies serve dinner but the Cabo Blue tour we chose was strictly appetizers that included ceviche and other snacks, served along icy cold Pacificos. It was the perfect way to end the day.

If you can only swing one tour in Cabo San Lucas then I recommend booking a sunset sail like this romantic one or this luxury yacht and chef dinner cruise . Sunset on the water is truly an unforgettable experience and one I would do again and again.

8. Get Off-Road

For a bit of off road excitement on your Cabo vacation, get the adrenaline flowing is with an ATV trip to the desert. The tours guide you through the surrounding desert landscapes and you’ll get a chance to see some of the rural parts of the city. Plus, terrific ocean views.

Most tour agencies offer half-day and full-day excursions with varying levels of difficulty and terrain. Some include a beach stop so you can cool off in the surf. Remember to check the reviews and policies on things like helmet use and insurance coverage. Dress appropriately for the activity and wear closed-toe shoes.

Julio, a local from Chilango Store Tours , took us swimming with whale sharks on our very first trip to Baja Sur, offers any kind of tours you could want in Cabo as well as in La Paz.

9. Relax at a Beach Club

If you came to Mexico to relax, there’s no better way to do that than by spending a day lounging by the ocean and having someone else serve the drinks. Medano Beach has several beach clubs where the only thing you have to do all day is pick out your chair and let someone else do the rest.

One of the more popular one is Mango Deck . Just know that some of their entertainment and events can be a bit bawdy. If that’s not your thing they do have some quieter areas and actually have a pretty good breakfast buffet.

Depending if you are visiting in high or low season, most beach clubs will give you a lounge chair for free as long as you eat and drink there. Understandably, they want to make sure it’s worth their while for you to take up space in their club, so there’s usually a minimum of two drinks, as well.

10. Experience Whale-Watching

Cabo San Lucas is known for the whale watching. During the winter months, primarily December to March, humpbacks, gray whales and other species, migrate to the warm waters surrounding the Baja Peninsula. During that time of the year it’s not unusual to see whales right from the shore but for the best views, book a whale watching tour.

Tours include knowledgeable guides who know where to go and will help you spot the whales, plus give information about their behavior and habitat. Tour operators provide everything you need to enhance the experience and some tours include food and drinks.

When looking for a tour, it’s important to choose a reputable and responsible operator that follows local regulations to minimize disturbance to the whales and their environment.

11. Chill at a Brewery

I usually reach for a Pacifico when I’m in Baja, or Mexico in general, but for those who have a more sophisticated taste, Cabo has a thriving craft beer scene, with a handful of local breweries serving delicious brews.

With its warm and sunny climate, Baja is ideal for growing hops and other fresh ingredients needed for beer making. And even though it’s the desert, there’s plenty of access to fresh water, which is essential for high-quality beer.

Baja Brewing Company is one of the most well known breweries in Cabo San Lucas, and offers a range of craft beers. Not to mention they provide some of the best views from the rooftop of their restaurant located in Cabo Villas on right on Medano Beach. Land’s End Brewing Company – love the name – and Yenekamu Brewing Co. are a couple of other breweries to try.

12. Play Golf

You might be surprised to find out that Cabo San Lucas is a golfer’s paradise and features a number of world-class golf courses in the area. The courses cater to all skill levels and are known for their gorgeous ocean views among the desert landscape.

In addition to the courses, many of the resorts often provide luxurious accommodations and top-notch amenities like spas, fine dining options and, depending on the location, access to beautiful beaches. If you choose not to overnight, several resorts offer golfing day passes.

Diamante Cabo San Lucas is one of the popular resorts. This property, located on the sand dunes along the southernmost tip of Cabo San Lucas, is most famous for featuring a top-100 ranked course co-designed by Tiger Woods.

13. Eat Delicious Tacos

Okay, it’s Mexico so you probably don’t need too much arm twisting to eat tacos. If you’re going to do it then Cabo is the place. For me, besides Mexico City , Baja rates second on the best taco list. Especially fish tacos. The best ones I’ve ever eaten have been in Cabo at Taco Gardenias .

This popular restaurant has been around for over 20 years and is known for serving delicious tacos. The menu features a variety of traditional tacos, with handmade tortillas and all the toppings like cilantro, onions and a variety of fresh salsas. Of course, you can get the always popular al pastor (spicy marinated pork) but it’s the fried fish and fried shrimp tacos.

Not a taco fan? Tacos Gardenias serves other Mexican specialties, including burritos, quesadillas and tostadas. And for more taco experiences, check out a food tour while in town.

14. Go Snorkeling

With its crystal-clear waters and marine life, Cabo San Lucas is ideal for snorkeling. Explore popular spots like Land’s End or Lover’s Beach, right in Cabo, or venture out a little further on the tourist corridor to Chileno Bay and Santa Maria Beach. Both of these beaches offer sheltered coves that provide calm waters ideal for snorkeling and first-timers.

There are plenty of tour companies that offer organized outings and packages, providing all the equipment you need or depending where you are staying, you can simply rent some equipment on your own and snorkel right from the beach.

15. Enjoy a Farm to Table Experience

Farm-to-table restaurants have become a popular way to experience local Baja products. The sunshine, fertile soil and mild climate allow for year-round cultivation of fresh fruits and vegetables, making Cabo the ideal destination for this type of dining due to the farms in the area.

The nearby Sea of Cortez provides plenty of fresh seafood so restaurants in the area can easily source high-quality, locally caught fish and incorporate them into their menus.

Los Tamarindos , a farm-to-table restaurant, located on a historic 17-acre farm in San Jose del Cabo offers you the opportunity to sample some of Baja’s freshest food.

16. Catch a Sunrise

We’ve already established that I don’t like getting up super early on vacation but getting up early for a Cabo sunrise is one exception to that rule.

Because of its geographical location and the unique natural shape of Baja, Cabo San Lucas is an excellent destination for sunrises. The east-facing coastline provides unobstructed views of the horizon, allowing for clear views during sunrise.

The way the light plays on the water and the reflection of the sun, the colors are some of the most vibrant colors I’ve even seen at sunrise. It is so vivid it looks like sunset! Totally worth it. And, you can always just go back to sleep afterwards.

18. Hang Out in the Cabo Marina

Cabo’s marina is a lot of fun and strolling its pedestrian boardwalk is one of the best things to do in Cabo San Lucas day or night. With countless shops, including the huge Puerto Paraiso shopping mall, and over 50 restaurants and bars, you can find just about whatever you want.

A couple of my favorite restaurants in the Cabo San Lucas marina are Lorenzillo’s, for its patio and lobster and La Galeria , with their fresh seafood menu and friendly staff. Be on the lookout for roving Mariachi bands to serenade you for the complete Mexico experience.

19. Try Tequila

Tequila wasn’t invented in Baja. Jalisco state, where Guadalajara is located, was the birth place of tequila. But as the national beverage of Mexico, most other destinations offer some kind of tequila tours or tastings.

And Cabo San Lucas is no exception. Santos Destilados , a liquor store in downtown hosts a tequila and Mexican spirits tasting and workshop. If you’ve never done a tequila class, now’s your chance. Most people equate tequila with shots but it’s so much more than that and I promise you will walk away with a new appreciation of this beverage.

During the tour you’ll pair 9 different beverages with traditional snacks and foods and learn the ins and outs of tequila making. And conveniently, the shop stocks all those beverages so you can take some home.

20. Take Day Trip to Todos Santos

Baja California Sur is perfect for road tripping and one of the most incredible day trips from Cabo San Lucas is to Todos Santos, a cute, laid back village about an hour north. Known for its picturesque streets, colorful buildings and the infamous Hotel California, Todos Santos couldn’t be any more different than Cabo.

Full of unique experiences and a chance to learn more about Mexican culture, Todos Santo’s interesting history can be seen in its historical landmarks, including the 18th-century Mission Santa Rosa and the plentiful art galleries found around town.

If you have your own car, don’t miss one of the most popular beaches in the area, Playa Los Cerritos. You can surf, swim, or simply relax and soak up the sun. And catch a gorgeous sunset.

Cabo San Lucas FAQ

How many days in Cabo is enough?

My rule of thumb for just about anywhere I have to fly to is a week but if you live on the west coast then 5 days in Cabo is a good start for relaxing and a few tours or activities.

What is Cabo San Lucas best known for?

Cabo San Lucas is known for Land’s End, its beaches and water activities. It also one of the best places in Mexico for sport fishing, hosting several tournaments and events year round.

Can you swim in the ocean in Cabo?

Yes you can but only at designated beaches and when the conditions permit swimming. Cabo San Lucas beaches are notorious for large waves and fierce currents. Remember, never turn your back to the ocean.

Final Thoughts on Things To Do in Cabo San Lucas

There are so many fun things to do in Cabo San Lucas. You could easily spend several weeks in part of Baja California Sur exploring the area. And for even more Cabo experiences, there’s also ziplining, skydiving and even camel rides. Cabo San Lucas is sure to have you busy from sunrise to sunset and every hour in between.

See you on the road!

Author: Lori Blalock

A girl raised in the south, Lori is the founder of Southerner Says and has driven over 100k miles of solo road trips. A lover of public lands, sunsets and good BBQ, Lori spends her time in Georgia when she isn’t on the road or in Mexico.