Los Cabos Travel Guide
- Overview
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Once upon a time, the majority of Cabo's visitors were anglers and came primarily from Southern California and the west coast. But these days they fly in nonstop to Los Cabos from all over the United States; and to Loreto and La Paz from some U.S. cities. Via nonstop service, Los Cabos is about 2 hours from San Diego, about 2¼ hours from Houston, 3 hours from Dallas/Fort Worth, 2½ hours from Los Angeles, and 2½ hours from Phoenix. Flying time from New York to Mexico City, where you must switch planes to continue to Los Cabos, is 5 hours. Los Cabos is about a 2½-hour flight from Mexico City.
Los Cabos Hotels
Bargains here are few; rooms generally start at $200 a night and can easily climb into the thousands. For groups of six or more planning an extended stay...read more
Los Cabos Restaurants
Although everyone knows that Latins prefer dining late into the eve, be warned that if you arrive at restaurants in Los Cabos after 10 pm, you're taking...read more
Things To Do in Los Cabos
Explore the best sights, entertainment, and shopping with our top choices and insider tips.
Travel Deals in Los Cabos
- $259* -- Fly to Mexico City from San Antonio (R/T incl. Tax) Interjet
- $154 -- Suite at Cabo 4-Star Beach All-Inclusive, 40% Off BookIt.com
- $107-$125 -- Cabo All-Inclusive Resort w/Kids Stay Free BookIt.com
- $519 & up -- Los Cabos 3-Night Getaways w/Air & Tax Pleasant Holidays
Los Cabos Experiences
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Driving through starkly gorgeous landscapes: Along the Pacific Coast, south of Tijuana, the Carretera Transpeninsular (Highway 1) makes getting... Read more
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A visitor flying into Los Cabos will likely recognize they're headed out to the middle of nowhere. From a plane it's easy to observe the peninsula's... Read more
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Each of these fills one day. Together they touch on some of Los Cabos' most quintessential experiences from boating out to El Arco to visiting... Read more
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It happened about 30,000,000 years ago, give or take a couple of hundred thousand.... Read more
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Let's start with the sport that originally put Los Cabos on the map, and keeps it there—fishing! Even for someone who has never been fishing... Read more
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A drive up (or down) the full length of the Baja Peninsula will surely introduce you to some of the most fascinating and unexpected desert beauty... Read more
Travel Blog
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Travel Tip of the Day
Not all beaches are swimmable all the time (or ever). Read more
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Travel Tip of the Day
What once was the drink of the poor Mexican farmer is now produced en masse and enjoyed internationally, Read more
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Travel Tip of the Day
Every December through March, gray whales swim 8,000 km (5,000 mi) south from Alaska’s Bering Strai Read more
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· Forums Trip Reports
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Here is a link to my trip report about our recent trip to Tulum and Valladolid:
http://tulum.info/showthread.php?6394-Tulum-Valladolid-Tulum-November-2011
We stayed Nueva Vida de Ramiro, explored the Read more -
We took our three children, ages 20, 18, and14 , to Playa for a week at Christmas. Read more
·Mexico Forum
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Hi,
Just checked weather in Cancun/Riviera Maya and it says its been raining all week, and will rain for the next 2 weeks on the 10 day forecast! Read more
