See El Arco by boat
Cruise from the Cabo San Lucas Marina or Médano Beach to Land’s End, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific. Choose a quick water taxi, glass-bottom boat, or sunset sail.
Beyond the resort
Make a little room
for the rest of Cabo.
Let the resort be your home base, then make time for the water, desert, art districts, and Pacific-coast towns that give Los Cabos its character.
WaterBoats, snorkeling & whales
DesertTrails, arroyos & adventure
CultureArt, food & historic towns
Worth leaving the pool for
Six easy ways to
experience Cabo.
Choose one memorable outing for an otherwise unhurried stay, or build several days around the landscapes and towns at the tip of Baja.
Snorkel a protected cove
Chileno Bay and Santa Maria Beach are known for sheltered water and marine life. Morning outings generally offer the clearest visibility.
Watch the whales
Winter brings migrating humpback and gray whales close to Los Cabos. Sightings are generally possible from November through April, with January through March especially popular.
Walk San José’s art district
Spend an evening among galleries, boutiques, historic streets, and local restaurants. The weekly Thursday Art Walk typically runs from November through June.
Take the desert off-road
Guided ATV and dune-buggy trips trade the pool deck for cactus-lined trails, sandy arroyos, and the raw meeting of Baja desert and Pacific coast.
Slow down in Todos Santos
About an hour north of Cabo San Lucas, this Pueblo Mágico blends colonial architecture, a thriving creative community, desert scenery, and a quieter Pacific-coast pace.
Seasonality, ocean conditions, operating schedules, and transportation can change. Confirm details with a qualified local operator or the resort concierge before heading out.
Destination photography and activity guidance courtesy of the official Los Cabos Tourism Board.
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