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Cabo San Lucas. This Mexican coastal town on the southern tip of the Baja California Sur Peninsula is trendy vacation destination sure to excite. Just the name brings up images of beautiful beaches, authentic Mexican food, the Arco de San Lucas, and incredible marine life.

Cabo San Lucas has plenty of exciting entertainment for couples and families alike, but when should you go? Well, that depends on what you are looking for in your vacation.

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Why Visit Cabo San Lucas, Mexico?

The city is known for its beautiful beaches, delicious cuisine, and vibrant nightlife. There are so many activities to enjoy, like swimming with dolphins, snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez, and exploring the local culture. Plus, the people are incredibly friendly and welcoming, making it a great place to relax and have fun. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, Cabo San Lucas is a great choice!

‘Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

The Best Time to Visit Cabo San Lucas

Cabo San Lucas. This Mexican coastal town on the southern tip of the Baja California Sur Peninsula is a trendy vacation destination sure to excite. Just the name brings up images of beautiful beaches, authentic Mexican food, the Arco de San Lucas, and incredible marine life. Cabo San Lucas has plenty of exciting entertainment for couples and families alike, but when should you go? Well, that depends on what you are looking for in your vacation.

If you are traveling with children and/or families, the best time to visit is May through July. The beaches are enjoyable and there will be exciting activities for everyone. If your children are older you might choose to be adventurous by kayaking to El Arco or riding an ATV. For younger children or a slower pace, building sandcastles on the beach or going on a marina stroll might be just what you're looking for.

The best time to avoid crowds is during the rainy season which is August through September. But with only an 18% chance of rain daily, there are still many sunny days. Beaches will be nearly empty and restaurants and bars will be quiet. Often hotels will have discounts available. You might actually be happy if it rains as you will now have the perfect excuse to visit one of Cabo’s world-renowned spas.

If you enjoy snorkeling or scuba diving, plan your vacation from early October to early November. The water is warm and visibility will be at its highest point for the year. You are likely to see bull and hammerhead sharks and sea turtles. A true highlight to diving in Cabo San Lucas is the sea lions which frequent dive sites. These playful pups never fail to amuse divers with their antics.

The best time for whale watching in Cabo is January through March. Not only will you get to see humpback and gray whales, but you may also see whale sharks. Schedule early morning tours for calmer water and less chance of seasickness. Afternoon tours usually find the animals more active, but the boat ride will be more choppy later in the day.

Sport fishing is available throughout the year. If you’re wanting to hook a marlin, go September through January. The tuna run from June through January. Grouper and snapper are most abundant from May through September. If you're feeling competitive and want to participate in a tournament, check the calendar and plan to visit in October to early November. One fishing trip to Cabo and you'll be hooked!

Once you've decided when to visit Cabo San Lucas, the hardest part is over. We can handle all of the other details, taking the stress and overwhelm out of your vacation time. Contact us today!

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Top 10 Reasons To Visit Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

• Enjoy the incredible beaches – Cabo San Lucas is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Whether you want to relax and soak up the sun or take part in some of the water sports, you’ll find it all here.
• Visit the marina – The marina of Cabo San Lucas is a great place to spend the day. Spend some time watching the boats come and go, or explore the many shops, restaurants, and bars that line the waterfront.
• Explore the desert – Cabo San Lucas is surrounded by desert and you can explore it on foot, by ATV, or by camel. Take in the stunning views and learn more about the unique ecosystem of the area.
• Try the local cuisine – Mexican cuisine is renowned for its unique flavors and textures, and you can find some of the best in Cabo San Lucas. Try the fresh seafood, tacos, and enchiladas.
• Take a boat tour – You can find boat tours that will take you out to explore the beaches, the Sea of Cortez, and the iconic Arch of Cabo San Lucas.
• Take a whale watching tour – From December to April, the waters around Cabo San Lucas are filled with humpback whales. Take a boat tour and watch these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.
• Experience nightlife – Cabo San Lucas is known for its lively nightlife. Whether you’re looking for a casual bar or a lively club, you’ll find it here.
• Play a round of golf – Cabo San Lucas is home to some of the most beautiful golf courses in the world. Spend a day out on the links and enjoy the stunning views.
• Visit the art galleries – Cabo San Lucas is home to many galleries and shops that feature the work of local artists. Explore the unique and colorful art of the region.
• Try the local activities – Cabo San Lucas offers many activities, such as fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, and horseback riding. You’ll find something to do no matter what your interests are.

What to Know About Cabo San Lucas!

Shimmering seas. Beautiful beaches. Awesome adventures. Relaxing resorts. Cabo San Lucas is a must-see destination! If you're planning your first visit, here are some tips to make your trip go smoothly. This information will help you feel prepared and have an incredible time.

Cabo has oceans and sunshine to spare. Both can cause problems if you're not prepared. Be sure to bring plenty of biodegradable sunscreen and stay hydrated. You will also need to know how to swim, as it is essential for all travelers to Cabo. To stay safe, listen to the lifeguards and stay clear of dangerous waters.

Cabo is an adventure-lover’s dream! Water activities include sportfishing, kayaking, snorkeling, and scuba diving. If you prefer to stay on land, there is horseback riding, hiking, and hot springs. There’s no way you can do it all in one trip, so prioritize what you really want to do.

You'll need travel insurance. With all of the wonderful things to do, you can see why travel insurance would be so important, but don't think of it as gloom and doom. Insurance allows you to travel stress-free at all times. There are even annual insurance policies that cover you on every trip you take.

All of the beaches are beautiful, but not all of them are swimmable. In fact, some are dangerous because of steep ocean floor drop-offs which cause strong waves and rip tides. If you want to swim, we recommend Medano or Chileno Beach. Both are easily accessible and have lifeguards. For a truly unique experience, take a water taxi to Playa de Amor.

The timeshare game is strong in Cabo. After you pick up your luggage, there is a long hallway you have to walk through to exit the airport. Do not talk to anyone and keep moving. Even some resorts are starting to tap their guests by promising a tour of the property with a welcome gift, a round of golf, or even money. Be aware as these “tours” can be a time-suck and no one needs that on a vacation.

Cabo San Lucas is closer than you think. More and more airlines are starting to offer direct flights from major cities. What used to take a full day of travel has now come down to just a few hours.

Select a resort based on your lifestyle. Cabo is home to over 100 boutique hotels and resorts. The best way to decide where to stay is to make a list of what is important. Do you want all-inclusive or do you prefer to pay a la carte? Adult only or family-friendly? Four or five stars? Once your list is complete, contact your travel advisor (me!). They (1) will

Do the research for you and come back with a few options from which you can choose.

Now that you have all the information, you can have a great time being adventurous. It’s time to go see the sights, enjoy the food, try new things, and fall in love with Cabo San Lucas.

Quick Facts about Cabo

GETTING THERE: Flying into SJD, Los Cabos International Airport is getting easier and easier as more airlines are offering direct flights from major US cities. Rideshare companies are illegal at the airport, although they may be operating. Instead, take a taxi or make arrangements for a shuttle service to take you to your destination.

LANGUAGE: The language spoken in Los Cabos, like in all of Mexico, is Spanish. However, many of the people within the tourist industry are also fluent in English. One phrase that you might consider learning before you go is, “No hablo espanol. Usted habla inglés?” Translation: “I don’t speak Spanish. Do you speak English?” Remembering to smile and attempting to speak the language will help make your vacation fantastico!

CLIMATE: Los Cabos is a desert, receiving very little rain throughout the year. While it can get humid, the humidity levels stay low enough that you will feel comfortable. It is pleasantly warm from December to March and hot from May to October.

MONEY/CURRENCY (CREDIT CARDS, DEBIT CARDS, TIPPING, ATMS): Mexico's currency is the Peso. Paper currency comes in a variety of denominations and is col or-coded which makes them easy to use. Coins come in different sizes and metals.

US dollars are widely accepted but not recommended for use. Expect poor exchange rates if you choose to use dollars because each store, restaurant, and bar can set their own rates. If you are going to use US dollars, be sure to bring small denominations which are not overly worn. It is up to each establishment to determine if they will accept the money or not.

ATMs are commonplace in business areas of Los Cabos. Additionally, the exchange rate is better. Be aware that ATMs may run out of money on the weekend and plan accordingly. Note: Many ATMs in the area accept only 4-digit pins.

Visa and Mastercard are readily accepted while fewer locations will accept American Express. Expect to pay cash when dealing with small hotels, restaurants, and retail establishments.

Tipping in Cabo San Lucas is expected when good service is provided to you. An average tip in Cabo is generally 10-20% of the total bill. If you encounter subpar service, tip closer to 10%.

ELECTRICITY: Mexico operates on the same 1l0-volt current as the United States, so electrical adapters are not needed. Sometimes you will need a three prong adapter, as many plugs here only have space for the two-prong plugs.

First 3 Days of an Example Cabo Travel Package Itinerary

DAY1

Fly into Los Cabos International Airport where there is a shuttle waiting to take you to your resort. Take some time to settle in, unwind from your flight, and enjoy a cocktail as you watch the sunset from your balcony. After dinner, the waves provide the lullaby as you fall asleep, dreaming of tomorrow's adventure.

DAY 2

Today, you visit Cabo’s most iconic landmark, El Arco, at Land’s End. Sail across the shimmering seas for a luxury snorkel and lunch cruise. Take advantage of a picnic at Playa de Amor. Enjoy the company of playful sea lions and marvel at the amount of sea life in the area. If you're really lucky, you'll swim with whale sharks. When you're finished, spend the rest of the afternoon soaking up the Mexican sun on the beach.

After a day on the sea, return to your resort and freshen up. Next is dinner with a spectacular setting and ocean views. The menu? The best of the fish are pulled from the sea each day, with a choice of ceviches, shrimp, octopus, and grilled fish.

After a busy day, falling asleep will come easy, and that’s a good thing. Tomorrow is an early morning.

DAY3

Wake up before the sun to go on an all-inclusive charter fishing boat. Everything will be provided for you, and the sun will be rising as you reel in tuna, reds, and grouper. Fresh-made tacos and guacamole will provide you with the strength needed to bring in a large marlin. Arrangements will be made to ship the fresh fish to you when you go back home.

In the afternoon, freshen up at your resort, take a nap, and then prepare to be inspired. Tonight you will try your hand at cooking some of Mexico’s traditional dishes at a cooking class. After eating, enjoy a nightcap at a local watering hole.

Things you Can't Miss in Cabo

The Arch

1. The most distinctive landmark of Cabo San Lucas is El Arco (The Arch). It marks the spot where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez and is a popular tourist attraction. Getting there is easy. You can arrange for a boat ride, or if you're feel ing adventurous, you can take a kayak. Either way, make sure you visit this natural wonder!

2.Te amo Cabo!

Runway Cabo 1. From boutique properties to all-inclusive resorts, Cabo has it all. Let us know what you're looking for, and we can set it up.

2. Let’s make memories in Cabo San Lucas!

Pirate Arch 1. Pirate stories are plentiful in Cabo San Lucas. Their prey was the ships returning from the Philippines, full of gold, Persian rugs, silk, jewelry, and barrels of wine.

2. “Now and then we had a hope that if we lived and were good, God would permit us to be pirates.”- Mark Twain

Street Taco 1. It’s an “I want to move to Cabo San Lucas and live off of tacos and tequila” kind of day.

2. Let’s taco ‘bout going to Cabo!

Aerial Beach

1. Cabo San Lucas is home to breathtaking beaches with crystal clear water. Will you spend more time on the sand or in the sea? Let us know.

2.“We dream in colors borrowed from the sea."- Unknown

White and Blue Boat Scuba

1. Cabo is a bucket list destination for snorkelers and scuba divers alike! You are likely to see sea turtles as well as bull and hammerhead sharks. Another highlight is the sea lions which frequent dive sites.

2. ‘Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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