Los Cabos’ Top Activities

Los Cabos is one of the most sought-after wellness destinations in the world thanks to its vast array of unique, restorative treatments. From outdoor sound healing rituals to luxurious spa treatments that combine indigenous traditions with modern techniques, Los Cabos has something for everyone looking to unwind and recharge.

Snorkeling and scuba diving are immensely popular in Los Cabos, thanks to the area’s immeasurable beauty and crystal-clear waters. Visit Santa Maria, Chileno, or Palmilla Beach to get an up-close look at the area’s diverse marine life. Or take a trip to Cabo Pulmo, a protected National Marine Park and UNESCO World Heritage site whose incredible reef system earned it the nickname “The Aquarium of the World.”

Take in Los Cabos’ breathtaking scenery on an off-road ATV tour. Rides range from adrenaline-pumping rides through the rugged desert to more laid-back cruises along the beach, making them an exciting adventure for every comfort level.

One of the most exciting ways to explore Los Cabos’ waters is via kayak or stand-up paddleboard (SUP), which allows you to explore the area’s protected coves and serene waters. You may even have the chance to see sea lions, sea birds, dolphins, or whales when the season is right. 

Tee it up seaside or with sweeping desert views on one of Los Cabos’ 18 spectacular golf Year-round sunshine and world-class layouts built by design legends make this a haven for golf enthusiasts.

Hop aboard a catamaran, sailboat, or private yacht to see the breathtaking Los Cabos scenery in a brand new way. The opportunities for exploration are endless. Enjoy whale-watching tours where you can see pods of gray and humpback whales on their annual migration. Or, take a romantic sunset dinner cruise around El Arco — this iconic rock formation is a must-see landmark.

Flanked by the sprawling Pacific Ocean on one side and the Sea of Cortez on the other, Los Cabos is a fisherman’s Eden. Many of the world’s top sportfishing events and fishing tournaments occur here every year thanks to the promise of a diverse and bountiful catch.

If you're up for an adventure, consider hiking in the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains. You can take a tour led by local guides or break out a map and blaze your own trail — the area offers scenic trails, waterfalls, and plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in nature. 

From December–April, you can find pods of gray and humpback whales frolicking through the Sea of Cortés during their seasonal migration. Seeing these gentle giants breach from the water is sure to be an experience you’ll never forget.

Los Cabos is home to 25 Blue Flag-certified beaches — the highest number in Latin America — meaning they meet the highest environmental, educational, accessibility, and safety standards. These pristine blue waters are perfect for taking a refreshing dip, enjoying a plethora of water activities, or simply relaxing on the shore.

Food is at the heart of the Los Cabos experience, from traditional Mexican street food and farm-to-table fare to gourmet fine dining. Thanks to a strong mix of influences from all over the world, the culinary scene is in a class of its own.

If your visit coincides with one of Los Cabos' many culinary festivals, be sure to participate. These events celebrate the local food scene and often feature top chefs, cooking demonstrations, and tastings that you won’t want to miss.

Experience the laid-back, artistic side of Los Cabos in the charming colonial town of San Jose del Cabo. The area’s downtown art district is home to many colorful galleries, which visitors can explore from November–June on the weekly art walk through the streets. Or, get a taste of Los Cabos in the 23400 District, which features everything from incredible fusion restaurants to open-air stalls and food trucks. Outside of town, golden beaches attract surfers from around the world to sample the incredible waves along the coast.