Los Cabos Municipality

A resort region at the southern tip of the peninsula, famed for its sea arch, whale watching, deep-sea fishing and golf.

The Los Cabos Municipality sits at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Gulf of California. It mainly consists of the towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo and the resort corridor between them. Cabo San Lucas is known for the sea arch "El Arco" and its lively marina, while San José del Cabo preserves a colonial-style old town and an arts district. On the east coast, Cabo Pulmo National Park is a top spot for coral reef diving. Humpback whales can be seen from roughly December to April, rainfall is low all year, and summer and autumn are hot with a possibility of hurricanes. The gateway is Los Cabos International Airport.

Destinations

• Los Cabos

Itineraries

• Baja California Sur Cape Loop – Start from San José and loop through Cabo Pulmo, La Paz, Todos Santos, and Cabo San Lucas.
• The Two Cabos & Cabo Pulmo – Stay in Cabo San Lucas and San José to explore the Arch, snorkel in the bays, and visit the East Cape reserve.
• Baja California Sur Winter Whales – Travel south from Loreto to Los Cabos, spotting blue whales, gray whales, whale sharks, sea lions, and humpback whales…