Guests enjoy lively nightlife and dine at top restaurants or casual cafes.
Time Zone
Mountain Standard Time, changing seasonally to Daylight Time.
Hurricanes are possible during those months, but they are relatively rare.
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For avoiding crowds and high prices, a late summer visit could be worth considering.
In February, the calves (baby whales) become active.
The gray whale season is from January through March.
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Boat trips to see the whales up close are very popular during that time.
Sportfishing tournaments are held in October and November.
Before jumping in, be sure you’re at a safe swimmable beach.
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It’s advisable to arrange transportation in advance through your hotel or a reliable local service.
Although the currency is the Mexican peso, U.S. dollars and major credit cards are accepted almost everywhere.
It is possible to obtain pesos at the airport upon arrival, through ATMs, or at some hotels.
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It is considerate to leave something for hotel housekeepers each day.
Tour guides should also receive a gratuity.
At restaurants and spas, the typical amount is 10-20%.
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For others, the equivalent of what you would leave in the U.S. is appropriate.
How to Get Around
Taxis: Taxis are available at hotels and at the airport.
From the airport, Los Cabos has an official taxi provider.
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The fare between the two cities is about $60-$70.
Golfers will enjoy the award-winning Jack Nicklaus-designed course.
Family-friendly Las Estrellas serves casual dishes in a poolside garden setting.
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The luxurious spa offers head-to-toe pampering and wellness treatments.
Montage Los Cabos
Address: Twin Dolphin, Carretera Transpeninsular KM.
Marquis Los Cabos
Address:Carretera Transpeninsular Km 21.5, Fracc.
Why it’s cool:Swim-up bars, in-water seating, and views of the Pacific Ocean (with a Pedregal Mountain backdrop) makethis property’s poolshard to resist. For those looking for more privacy, each room boasts its own plunge pool and expansive view, giving guests plenty of cool pool options.Courtesy of The Resort at Pedregal
An array of dining venues includes five restaurants, a coffee shop, and in-suite service.
The Marquis Spa treatments feature its line of luxurious Natura Bisse products.
Chef Tellez specializes in creating dishes with the farm’s organically raised products.
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Indoor and outdoor tables are available, and reservations are recommended.
Nicksan (Japanese)
Address:Blvd.
Sushi, beef, and chicken dishes are on their menu.
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Sushi fans will enjoy a one-of-a-kindomakasedining experience created by the chef.
Dine at the sushi bar, tables, or al fresco with ocean views.
Choose from the day’s catch and select side dishes for the perfect meal.
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Enjoy a tasting on the Champagne Terrace for a lovely beginning.
Depending on the season, the catch includes marlin, swordfish, dorado, sailfish, and yellowfin tuna.
Prepared foods, sandwiches, and organic juice drinks are popular take out items.
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Eduardo Sanchez
Address:Blvd.
His elegant designs and expert craftsmanship are displayed in rings, bracelets, necklaces, cufflinks, and earrings.
Cabo is also known for sport fishing, with several major fishing tournaments each year.
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The Art District and downtown plaza are favorite spots.
Tourist Corridor: This twenty mile stretch of coastline connects Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo.
Luxurious resorts, sandy beaches, restaurants, shops, and golf courses line the corridor.
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Wild Canyon Adventures theme park is also located in the area.
Luxury resorts, upscale restaurants, private homes, and wealthy communities are set in Pedregal.
Weather
Weather is warm all year, with minimal rainfall totalling around 11.4 inches annually.
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September is the wettest month receiving about four inches of rain.
Hurricane season runs from around August to October, but hurricanes are rare in Baja.
Water temperature ranges from about 72 degrees in February and March to as warm as 85 degrees in September.
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