Visiting “Land’s End”

Cabo San Lucas is located at the southern end of the Baja Peninsula. This allows your Cabo San Lucas villa rental to be near beautiful arid desert climates and breathtaking beaches alike. This area is also known as the Marlin Capital – fitting for an area that was once nothing more than a fishing village. Your Cabo San Lucas villa will be near a world-class Marina, biggest fishing tournament in the world, celebrity visitors, nightlife galore, and gorgeously colorful ocean sunsets.

Cabo San Lucas Must See

Guests at a Cabo San Lucas villa rental must visit El Arco (The Arch) which is sandwiched between Playa del Amor and Playa del Divorcio. Sea lions are known to frequent this area which provides an excellent place to view a picturesque sunset. Marina Cabo San Lucas offers 380 slips along with on-site luxury conveniences for yacht owners, guests, and crew. The Marina also offers shopping, street vendors, delicious food and vibrant nightlife. San José del Cabo is also a must see with her charismatic down town with events like the Art Walk featuring galleries, music and street shows.  

Cabo San Lucas Activities

The beach is always an attraction. The Sea of Cortez is also known as the Aquarium of the World. Not only will you find El Arco, but guests can kayak, snorkel, and scuba dive the area to make the experience truly amazing and memorable. Other water activities include swimming with dolphins, surf lessons, swimming with whale sharks and much much more!  Beyond beach and golf, the Los Cabos area offers many eclectic experiences. Venter out of your Cabo San Lucas villa rental to enjoy the thriving theater and art scene. October brings the Los Cabos Comedy Festival and November hosts the Los Cabos International Film Festival bridging the American and Mexican film industries. Enjoy Thursday evenings’ Art Walk through the San José del Cabo Art District (November – June). Music lovers will enjoy the San José del Cabo Jazz Weekend Concert Series that takes place in February. The nightlife in Cabo can’t be beat; when the sun sets, guests will find a vibrant scene full of unending entertainment. Bars, nightclubs, cantinas, and live rock (some owned by music legends) area all possibilities.

Cabo San Lucas Beaches

Los Cabos has something for everyone at the beach. Surfing, snorkeling, paddle boarding or romantic walks are all at home. Where The Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean creates some of the most interesting rock formations and calming water sounds. Patrons are able to find underwater adventures, whale watching excursions, plenty of water sports or just relaxation. Feel free to visit the water front just outside your Cabo San Lucas villa or venture out to any of the many area beaches along The Corridor.

Cabo San Lucas Golf

Bring your clubs to your Cabo San Lucas villa or rent some at a course – Cabo is considered the capital of Golf in Mexico. Guests at one of our Cabo San Lucas villa rentals are within short distance to 15 of the best ranked in the world, frequented by golf pros and designed by greats like Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman. Grupo Questro has three distinct offerings in Cabo Real, Club Campestre San José, and Puerto Los Cabos. More scenic courses can be found at The Dunes and El Cardonal at Diamante and Quivira.

When to Go

The best time to visit a Cabo villa rental is between May – June. If you want to catch a whale migration, plan to visit between December – March. High tourists and crowds are found from December – April. Plan your visit between key events, highlights include: Festival of San José (mid-March), Spring Break (mid-March to early-April), Semana Santa (April), Cinco de Mayo (early May), Mexican Independence Day (September), Los Cabos Billfish Tournament (October), Baja Sur Tequila and Mariachi Festival (October, Bisbee’s Black and Blue Marlin Tournament (October), Dia de los Muertos (November), Tuna Jackpot Tournament (November).

Travel Tips

• Most workers in the area speak English, though the national language is Spanish. Knowing basic Spanish is not only respectful but can be helpful as well.
• Cabo uses the Mexican Peso, though U.S. Dollars are widely accepted. Converting cash to Pesos is wise as your change will most always be delivered in Pesos, so the exchange rate is unfavorable.
• Be sure to pack for the beach and dressy casual for dinners out and nightclubs.
• Don’t be afraid of hole-in-the-wall taco joints, but generally dining out is expensive though fascinating for your taste buds.
• Main tourist areas are relatively safe, though visitors should always be vigilant with belongings. Pickpocketing is common so keep your cash in multiple places. Those looking for a drive should be cautious on the Transpeninsular Highway after dark when there have been highway robberies reported.
• The best way to get around Cabo is on foot. Water taxis are also available. If you plan to travel between San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, you will want to drive yourself. Be cautious traveling off the beaten path.