Frequently Asked Questions
Cabo's Sonoro Gulf Coast Desert climate sees sun year-round. Winter months from December through March average in the mid 70's, while the summer months, June through September, can get just above 100 degrees. Pack accordingly and don't forget floppy hats, sunglasses, and sunblock. Evenings cool off significantly due to less humidity. Hurricane season runs from June through November, with August through October having typically the strongest winds. The spring months, March through May, bring comfortable warm breezes and 80-degree temperatures.
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Whale Watching
From December through May, Baja is home to eight of the world's eleven whale species, who visit to birth and raise their young. In December, whale watchers can spot up to five different types of whales from Greys to Humpbacks, and sports fisherman can head out along the coast to catch striped and blue marlin. -
Holidays Decoration in Cabo
During the holidays, the center of San José del Cabo is decorated with a big lighted tree, and Mexican sweets and holiday treats can be found in the town's charming shops. -
Open-Wheel Tour
Get behind the wheel of your own open-wheel tour car and explore Cabo. Play at your own pace on the Wide Open dirt track or backroads of the Baja Peninsula. Radio communication keeps you in touch with the tour guide who is there to keep you on track. Find your own way, off the beaten path, or let your guide direct you toward some of the backcountry's best sights. Push the envelope and conquer the elements off-road. -
Camel Safari
Imagine the eco-adventure of a lifetime. Track deep into the heart of the Baja outback onboard Unimog trucks to a hidden destination - Rancho San Cristobal. Enjoy spectacular scenery along the way and savor authentic Mexican cuisine upon arrival. Then it's time to saddle up for the ultimate adventure - a camel ride along a pristine, golden sand beach. Finish your adventure with a fun tequila tasting session, making this the ultimate outback adventure in Cabo San Lucas. -
Ultralight Sky Tours
Explore all of Cabo from a new perspective. Fly high above the towering granite cliffs and sparkling azure seas in the rear seat of a powered hang glider. Let our experienced, licensed pilot take you on an unforgettable journey to discover the beauty of Baja from the air. With a range of tours, there's an adventure for everybody's thrill level, from short 10 minute hops to a 65 minute flight across all of the Baja peninsula. -
Flyboarding
If you crave the adrenaline rush of the coolest adventure sports in Los Cabos, you have to hop on a flyboard. Step into the wakeboard boots and get ready to soar and dive with the warm, clear Cabo waters around you. A personal watercraft provides a continuous water-powered jet to your specially equipped board, and our experienced trainers control your power and height. You do the rest with simple movements of your feet, knees and body weight. You'll be flying through the air and hovering like a pro in no time.
Yes! You can swim in the Los Cabos beaches! With breathtaking beaches at every turn, beach hopping in Los Cabos is the way to go. Some are great for surfing, and for water sports. Due to powerful undertows and treacherous waves, many beaches are not swimmable and therefore are best for just sunbathing. Playa Solmar, Lover's Beach, Divorce Beach, Chileno Beach, and Tequila Cove are among Los Cabo's best swimmable beaches. Make sure to check local weather and be aware of changing sea conditions before jumping in as every beach is different and can vary based on time of day.