Mid-December to March is the best time to see whales in Cabo San Lucas. As for the best whale watching tours, what’s your style? A fast Zodiac ride? Or a breakfast cruise on a stable catamaran?
Janice and George
There’s no “one” best place to stay in Cabo. Take Medano Beach. It’s popular because you can swim there, and it’s close to activities and restaurants in town. To escape the crowds, the East Cape is ideal. Each area has its own vibe and appeal.
What are the top things to do in Cabo? Best hotels? Tastiest taco joints? Our Cabo travel guide covers everything you want to know for an amazing Cabo vacation!
Dangerous rips make many Los Cabos beaches unsafe for swimming. But Cabo still has many great swimmable beaches. Some faves? Medano Beach, Santa Maria Bay and Lover’s Beach.
What’s Cabo in January like? January is the coolest month. But it’s still warm enough for beaching! Whale watching is terrific in January. Golfing is great too, as it’s less hot and humid than at other times of the year.
We love the San Jose del Cabo Art Walk on Thursday evenings! Sip wine, nibble free tapas from wandering restaurateurs and meet artists as you stroll the historic Gallery District.
You’re confused. Too many “Cabos”! Cabo San Lucas is the main resort town in the area of Los Cabos, which also comprises the town of San Jose del Cabo. We disentangle it all for you and explain how the towns differ.
For years, we’d lusted to know why the One & Only Palmilla is so special that Hollywood royalty flock to it in droves. Now after staying here, we know. And it really is, well, the “one and only!”
Cabo is generally considered a safe Mexican beach destination if you use common sense. Many beaches aren’t safe for swimming though. Find tips here on how to have a safe and fun Cabo vacation.
If you’re planning a trip to Cabo, you’ll want to consider when to visit, where to stay (on Medano Beach?), what to bring and more. Our ultimate trip planning guide can help you plan the Cabo vacation of your dreams!