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The 10 Best Los Cabos Tours

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Kayaking Tour to the Arch

When you think of Los Cabos, you can’t help but think of its iconic Arch. This striking rock formation was hewn over millions of years through erosion, and today is a marine oasis and top tourist destination. There’s no better way to experience the scenic beauty of Los Cabos than on a kayaking tour to the Arch. 

Hop aboard a kayak and make your way to the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula. As you glide through the turquoise waters, you’ll gain an unparalleled view of the Arch from the water. Pass a colony of sea lions and admire as they play in the ocean, while sea birds flock above.

You’ll stop by Lover’s Beach, a blissfully secluded spot that can only be reached from the water. Here, forgo your kayak for a snorkel mask and dive into the depths for a glimpse of the abundant marine life. Choose a tour with a glass-bottomed kayak for an even more spectacular view. 

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Whale watching and Sightseeing Cruise

Los Cabos is a haven for humpback whales, and you have the opportunity to get up close to the majestic creatures on a boat tour. Sail either to the Pacific Ocean or Sea of Cortez, and pass by Land’s End along the way. A marine biologist will lead your whale-watching tour, providing you with fascinating facts about the animals as you keep your eyes peeled. 

Humpback whales migrate to the region between the months of December and April, and will put on a show as they breach the water. Some tours even include the use of hydrophones so you can listen to the incredible songs of these whales.

While out at sea, you may also catch sight of orcas, dolphins and blue whales. For added enjoyment, you can opt for a luxury catamaran ride. Most tours include photos for free or to purchase after, ensuring you can be present during this once-in-a-lifetime experience. 

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Camel Riding Safaris at the Beach

In Los Cabos, you can experience the beauty of not just the sea, but the desert too. Best of all, you can traverse the arid lands on a camel-riding safari. Mount your trusty steed and journey along the coastline for a unique expedition through the Baja Peninsula.

After your ride, pose for photos with your new mammalian friend. Then, sit down to dine on a bountiful Mexican buffet. Complement your meal with a delectable tequila tasting with a variety of samples that gives you a full appreciation for local culture.

During your trip, you’ll learn more about the history and ecology of the region, deepening your safari experience. Many camel riding tours also give you the option to combine your ride with a thrilling trip on an ATV, making for one adventurous outing. To get even closer to nature, you can also enjoy a hike on some tours.

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Los Cabos Desert Tour

If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, opt for a riveting quad bike ride on a Los Cabos desert tour. Zoom along the sands and coastlines, or rip through canyons and mountains. You’ll be able to cover larger distances on these quad tours, gaining a full view of the dynamic region.

Along the way, you’ll also learn about the local fauna and flora. Don’t worry if you have no previous experience, as many tours welcome first-timers. If you want to pack in as much adventure as possible, many ATV rides include horseback riding too. 

Those who’d prefer a more relaxed outing through the desert can choose just a horse riding tour. Journey through Migirno at sunset for a spectacular view of the ocean and to potentially catch sight of some whales and dolphins. This will offer a truly romantic excursion. 

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Sunset Dinner Cruise from Los Cabos

Experience the best Los Cabos has to offer on a sunset dinner cruise. Set sail for spectacular views of the coastline as the sun dips beneath the horizon, creating an incredible scene you can only experience from the water.

As you journey along the Sea of Cortez, you’ll pass by prominent landmarks including the Arch, Land’s End, Lover’s Beach and Pelican Rock. Make sure you have your camera on you, as you won’t want to miss these sights at golden hour! Some boat tours give you the option to combine the experience with some whale watching before you tuck into dinner.

Dine on a freshly prepared Mexican buffet, and enjoy drinks from the open bar. On some cruises, your crew may even put on a show and you can hit up the dance floor. If you’d like a more intimate experience, you can choose a private tour that will reserve the boat just for you and your loved ones.

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Los Cabos Snorkeling Safari

Los Cabos is known for its abundant marine life, and there’s no better way of experiencing it then on a snorkeling safari. Whether you opt simply for a snorkeling tour or combine your adventure with kayaking or a luxurious cruise, diving into the depths will give you a perspective like no other.

Depending on your tour and preferences, you can hit up popular snorkeling spots like Santa Maria Bay and Chileno Bay, where clear waters provide optimal conditions. Or, don your mask and explore the waters surrounding Pelican Rock, where you’ll encounter everything from seahorses and urchins to tropical fish and crabs.

If you’re feeling brave, you can even go searching for sharks as your guide ensures your safety. Swim with hammerheads, silky sharks or blue sharks in this incredible experience. You may get hungry during your active snorkeling excursion, but many tours include lunch or snacks. 

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Cabo Pulmo Jaunt from Los Cabos

To fully immerse yourself in the Baja Peninsula’s natural beauty, take a day trip from Los Cabos to Cabo Pulmo National Park. This protected area forms part of the islands of the Gulf of California, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its importance in marine conservation. 

Cabo Pulmo is home to the only coral reef in the Sea of Cortez. It dates back thousands of years and provides refuge for abundant marine life. You can see it for yourself by snorkeling or on a scuba diving tour, where you can encounter hammerhead sharks, sea turtles and large schools of fish. 

If you’d prefer to stay on land, you can traverse the terrain on a jeep tour. Admire the glistening waters and go off-roading on highland trails. Afterward, you can enjoy a hearty lunch at a local restaurant.

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La Paz Day Trip from Los Cabos

Explore more of Baja California Sur and take a tour out of Los Cabos to visit the state’s capital, La Paz. This vibrant city is filled with breathtaking architecture, art galleries and palm-lined boulevards. Stroll down the Malecon, its renowned boardwalk, and go diving with the gentle giants of the sea.

Many tours to La Paz include whale shark swimming, an incredible opportunity to float with the largest fish in the ocean. Depending on your trip itinerary, you may also pass by Espiritu Santo Island for a chance to snorkel with sea lions.

Most day trips to La Paz include a stop at the town of Todos Santos, where you can sip on a margarita at the iconic Hotel California. With round-trip transportation, these excursions offer you an extensive journey through the peninsula and will enable you to gain a deeper appreciation for Mexican culture.

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Los Cabos City Guided Tour

Take a journey along the Tourist Corridor and visit the main towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo on a Los Cabos city tour. Explore the coastline, shop for souvenirs, and discover more about the history and culture of the region.

You may start your trip with a boat ride from Cabo San Lucas to Land’s End to admire the spectacular Arch and take some photos. Back on land, make a visit to a glass-blowing factory and learn more about the breathtaking art form. 

Then, head to San José del Cabo where you can explore the main square and its historic mission. Browse the numerous local galleries and admire the work of artisans and crafters. A delectable lunch is usually included in these half-day tours, and you may also enjoy a tequila tasting to top off the experience.

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Zip-lining Adventure in Los Cabos

See a different side of the peninsula and take to the skies on an epic zip-lining adventure from Los Cabos. Take a trip to Boca de Sierra National Park, where you will soar across canyons and canopies.

You’ll zip along a double line as well as speed down another 1,800-meter line. Then, elevate the experience with some scrambling and rappelling on the canyon walls. Head back to land and climb aboard an ATV for a rip-roaring ride along off-road tracks and riverbeds. 

You’ll no doubt work up an appetite during this excursion, but luckily a lunch is included as part of the experience. Round-trip transportation is available too, meaning you can relax after your adrenaline-pumping journey. This adventure is bound to be a thrilling escapade for the whole family, offering a unique way to experience the rugged beauty of the desert landscape.

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About Los Cabos

Located at the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico, the resort city of Los Cabos is a unique combination of natural beauty, adventure and Mexican charm. Attracting a diverse range of visitors seeking relaxation, outdoor activities and memorable experiences, the region offers everything from captivating sunset cruises to camel safaris in the desert.

Good to know before arriving

Los Cabos consists of two main towns, Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, which are connected by a 20-mile corridor known as the Tourist Corridor. Either of the two will provide ample options for accommodation, and your choice will depend largely on your preferences. Los Cabos is known for its luxury resorts, but there are plenty of budget-friendly options too.  

Places and experiences that cannot be missed

Thanks to its diversity of landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Los Cabos offers a wide range of experiences that will suit a variety of preferences. The city is well-known for its pumping social scene, and one of the best ways to experience this is on a boat party. With a live DJ and open bar, you can dance the day away while enjoying the turquoise waters.

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