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A vacation to Los Cabos is for lovers of sun, sand, and turf (yes, “turf”). With a desert climate spawning 300+ days of sunshine per year; wide, walkable beaches; some of the most highly acclaimed golf courses in North America; and stunning all-inclusive resorts, Los Cabos meets all the requirements for an amazing vacation to Mexico.

Cabo San Lucas

Known for its high-caliber nightlife and high-quality restaurants, as well as luxury shopping, Cabo San Lucas offers a sublime and sophisticated vacation experience in and outside of the exquisite all-inclusive resorts. Be sure to visit Los Arcos/Lands End arch, the symbol of Los Cabos, located in Cabo San Lucas at the tip of the Baja peninsula.

The Corridor

It’s all about the beach in the “Corridor” with miles and miles of golden sand, perfect for strolling hand-in-hand. Be aware though that many of the beaches are perfect for strolling and sandcastles, but swimming in the strong current is not recommended. Many of the luxurious all-inclusive resorts in this area either have a golf course or are affiliated with one.

San Jose del Cabo

This Old Mexico town oozes with charm including a shady main plaza, narrow winding streets, colorful Colonial buildings, and small boutiques, alfresco restaurants, and art galleries. Hotels are on the beach, only a short walk or taxi ride to the charming town center.

Things to Do in Los Cabos

El Arco/The Arch

This distinctive landmark is the symbol of Los Cabos. Jutting out at Land’s End, between the Sea of Cortez and Pacific Ocean, this arch rock formation is the focus of many a vacation picture. Reached by boat from the Cabo San Lucas marina. 

Whale Watching

More species of whales migrate to Los Cabos than anywhere else in the world. January through April is the prime gray whale watching season; you may also see blue whales and humpback whales.

Beaches

There are many beaches in the area — some safe for swimming, some not, but all are beautiful. Depending on your activity, choose the best beach:

• Lover’s Beach —A hidden cove out on Land’s End, facing the Sea of Cortez, and best reached by boat from the marina. The beach is consistently named as one of the best beaches in Mexico and is perfect for a picnic lunch and snorkeling.  On the other side, facing the Pacific Ocean is Divorce Beach; the currents are strong here and swimming is not advised.
• Medano Beach —Near downtown Cabo San Lucas, the main safe swimming beach, and the place to jet ski, parasail, ride a banana boat, and more. 
• Chileno Beach — Along the Corridor and recommended for families, snorkelers, and divers.
  
  

IMPORTANT FACTS Los Cabos International Airport Airport Code – SJD Airport Address San Jose del Cabo Baja California Sur, Mexico Check-in Information Ticket counters are not open for in-person check-in and baggage check until two hours prior to departure at all designated Sun Country locations. Please arrive with proper identification to allow for check-in requirements and security processing. Ticket Counter Terminal 2, Sun Country Ticket Counter Closes one hour prior to flight departure Useful Information Currency Mexican Peso, but U.S. dollars are often accepted. ATMs can be found at most hotels and around town. Electricity 110V, the same as the U.S. and Canada. Many outlets are of the two-prong type. Entry requirements U.S. and Canadian citizens must have a valid passport. U.S. and Canadian passports in good condition must be valid for the duration of the passenger’s stay in Mexico. The U.S. Department of State recommends that passports be valid for at least six months after the expected return date. Passport cards are not accepted for air travel to Mexico. U.S. and Canadian citizens traveling to Mexico must fill out an official entry immigration form prior to their arrival. Forms are available during the flight, however, to expedite the immigration entry process, you can now complete the form online and print it prior to travel. You will need your passport, flight information, and address or name of your hotel. For more details and to access the form, visit www.mexicotouristcard.com. Note that one form per traveler is required. Language Spanish, but most people in the tourism industry speak English. Time zone The same as Mountain Time in the U.S. One hour earlier than Central Time. Transportation Hiring a taxi or taking the bus are the most used options to get around, if you plan on exploring, heading to the beach, or going out to dinner. Taxis are the most convenient way of getting around, and are perfect for taking you from your resort into the town nearest you. Fares between the two towns can be high, but most taxis are large vans that can carry six or more passengers. To make it more affordable, be sure to have at least four in your traveling group as all fares cover four passengers with a surcharge for each additional passenger. Buses are an affordable way to travel between the resorts, towns, and beaches, but note that service usually ends around 10pm. Express buses only stop at designated stops; other buses will stop wherever you ask them to.