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Things for wedding guests to do in Cabo

Desert meets sea at the tip of Baja: El Arco, whale season, farm-to-table dinners and a 30 km resort corridor between two towns.

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☀️ Relaxed things to do

1hGreat for groups$$$

Glass-bottom boat to El Arco and Lover's Beach

See the famous rock arch and sea lions, with drop-off at Lover's Beach.

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2.5hGreat for groups$$$

Sunset dinner cruise

Dinner and drinks on the water as the sun sets behind the arch.

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8hGreat for groups$$$

Todos Santos and El Pescadero day trip

A colorful artists' town on the Pacific coast, with lunch and galleries.

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4hGreat for groups$$$

Private yacht charter

Your group's own boat for swimming, snorkeling and drinks along the coast.

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🍷 Foodie things to do

1.5hGreat for groups$$$

Tequila and mezcal tasting

Learn the difference between agave spirits with a guided tasting.

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3hGreat for groups$$$

San José del Cabo taco and art walk

Taco stands, local bites and the Thursday art walk in the old town.

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🧗 Adventure things to do

2.5hGreat for groupsSeasonal$$$

Whale watching tour

Humpback whales breach right off the coast in winter. A highlight of the season.

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4hGreat for groups$$$

Snorkeling at Santa Maria and Chileno Bay

Calm protected bays full of tropical fish. Gear and snacks included.

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3hGreat for groups$$$

ATV desert and beach ride

Ride through desert trails and sand dunes down to the Pacific.

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3hGreat for groups$$$

Camel ride on the beach with Mexican lunch

A quirky favorite: camels along the shore, then tequila tasting and lunch.

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6h$$$

Private sportfishing charter

Cabo is famous for marlin, tuna and dorado. Boats fit 4 to 6 people.

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3hGreat for groups$$$

Zipline canyon adventure

Fly over desert canyons on a series of ziplines.

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Where wedding guests should eat in Cabo

Farm to table$$$

Flora's Field Kitchen

Flora Farms, San José

Dinner on an organic farm. Book well ahead.

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Modern Mexican$$$

Acre

San José del Cabo

Treehouse-style restaurant and cocktail bar in a palm grove.

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Farm to table$$$

Huerta Los Tamarindos

San José del Cabo

Restored farmhouse with its own gardens and cooking classes.

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Tacos, mezcal$$$

La Lupita Taco & Mezcal

San José del Cabo

Lively courtyard with creative tacos.

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Seafood$$$

El Farallón

Cabo San Lucas

Cliffside seafood above the crashing waves.

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Mediterranean$$$

Sunset Monalisa

Corridor

Terraces facing El Arco at sunset.

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Mexican, seafood$$$

Edith's

Cabo San Lucas

Classic Cabo dinner spot near Medano Beach.

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Mexican$$$

The Office on the Beach

Medano Beach

Toes in the sand. Great for a group lunch.

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Mexican$$$

Mi Casa

Cabo San Lucas

Colorful courtyard with regional Mexican dishes.

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Mexican$$$

Los Tres Gallos

Cabo San Lucas

Garden courtyard, live music and big margaritas.

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Lobster$$$

Lorenzillo's

Cabo San Lucas marina

Lobster dinners on the marina.

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Tacos$$$

Tacos Gardenias

Cabo San Lucas

Local taco shop famous for fish and shrimp tacos.

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Where to stay

  • Montage Los Cabos $$$
    Santa Maria Bay. On one of the few swimmable bays on the corridor.
  • The Cape, a Thompson Hotel $$$
    Corridor. Modern hotel with direct El Arco views.
  • Hotel El Ganzo $$$
    San José del Cabo marina. Arty boutique hotel with a rooftop pool.

Getting around

  • Pre-book an airport shuttle. Taxis at the airport are expensive and rideshare pickup there is limited.
  • The corridor between the two towns is about 30 km. Plan 30 to 40 minutes between them.
  • Water taxis from Medano Beach go to Lover's Beach and El Arco.
  • Many Pacific-side beaches are unsafe for swimming. Swim at Medano, Chileno or Santa Maria.

Arriving

Los Cabos International (SJD) is 15 minutes from San José del Cabo and 40 minutes from Cabo San Lucas.

Good to know for guests in Cabo

  • Currency: Mexican peso (MXN). US dollars are often accepted in resort areas at a worse rate.
  • Tipping: Expected: 10 to 15% in restaurants, plus tips for guides, drivers and boat crews.
  • Dinner time: Dinner from about 7 to 10 pm.
  • Power plugs: Type A and B plugs (same as the US), 127 V.

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Questions guests ask about Cabo

When is the best time for a wedding in Cabo?

November to May is the most popular season. Desert meets sea at the tip of Baja: El Arco, whale season, farm-to-table dinners and a 30 km resort corridor between two towns.

How do guests get to Cabo?

Los Cabos International (SJD) is 15 minutes from San José del Cabo and 40 minutes from Cabo San Lucas.

How do guests get around Cabo?

Pre-book an airport shuttle. Taxis at the airport are expensive and rideshare pickup there is limited. The corridor between the two towns is about 30 km. Plan 30 to 40 minutes between them. Water taxis from Medano Beach go to Lover's Beach and El Arco. Many Pacific-side beaches are unsafe for swimming. Swim at Medano, Chileno or Santa Maria.

What can wedding guests do in Cabo as a group?

Good group options include glass-bottom boat to El Arco and Lover's Beach, sunset dinner cruise, whale watching tour, snorkeling at Santa Maria and Chileno Bay. Most have private options for 10 to 20 people.

Is there a ready-made weekend plan for guests in Cabo?

Yes. Our Cabo wedding weekend itinerary has relaxed, foodie and adventure plans for the day before, the wedding day and the day after.

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