Parasailing over the bay of Cabo San Lucas next to El Arco

Things to do in Los Cabos

Whales off the bow, desert trails, a parasail over the bay and a sunset sail home. We book the operators we trust, add the driver and fit every activity around your days.

One plan for the whole trip, not a pile of tickets

Tell us who is coming, what they like and how many days you have. We put the activities in the right order (water days when the sea is calm, the desert in the cooler morning hours, the sunset sail on your last night) and send one plan on WhatsApp.

  • Private tours for your group
  • Pickup at your villa or hotel
  • Operators we know personally
  • Kids, seniors and first-timers welcome
  • Changes handled on WhatsApp
  • Bilingual team, English and Spanish
Two humpback whales breaching off the coast of Los Cabos

On the water

Water activities in Cabo San Lucas

The Sea of Cortez side is calm enough for snorkeling most of the year. The Pacific side is wild and best enjoyed from a boat.

Humpback whale breaching near a boat off Cabo San Lucas

Whale watching

Humpback and gray whales visit from about December to April. Go on a small boat, a catamaran or your own private yacht.

Guests snorkeling and floating beside a yacht in a calm bay

Snorkeling & scuba diving

Calm bays along the coast, Pelican Rock near Land's End and guided dives for beginners and certified divers.

Couple riding a jet ski on turquoise water in Cabo

Jet skis & flyboard

Ride the bay in front of Médano Beach, try a hydro flyboard or tow a tube behind the boat.

Party catamaran with guests near El Arco

Party boats

Daytime party boats with music and an open bar, or a sunset cruise past El Arco. Private boats for your group too.

Yacht passing El Arco at Land's End

El Arco & Lover's Beach

Glass-bottom boats, kayaks and paddle boards to the arch, with a stop at the beach you can only reach by water.

Sport fishing yacht at Land's End in Cabo San Lucas

Sportfishing

Boats from 32 to 60 ft with crew and gear, for half or full days. Cabo is famous for marlin, tuna and dorado.

  • Pirate ship cruise for families
  • Surf lessons for every level
  • Swim with whale sharks in La Paz, in season
  • Dolphin encounters
  • Sunset and dinner cruises
  • Private yacht days, see yacht charters

On land

Land tours: desert, canyons and beaches

The Baja desert runs right down to the ocean. Most land tours include pickup, and we add a private driver when they don't.

Group riding ATVs on a desert trail near Cabo San Lucas

ATV, UTV & Jeep tours

Desert trails, dunes and beach runs on your own machine, side by side with a friend, or in an off-road Jeep.

Camel ride along a beach in Los Cabos

Camels & horseback riding

A camel ride through the desert to the beach, or horseback riding along the sand at sunset.

Guests on a zipline over a desert canyon

Ziplines & sling swing

Fly over the canyons on long ziplines, or take on the sling swing if your group has a daredevil.

  • Sea turtle release, in season
  • Art Walk in San José del Cabo
  • Golf at the big Corridor courses
  • Tequila and mezcal tasting
  • Day trip to Todos Santos
  • Shopping and dinner downtown
Parasail flying over the bay with El Arco behind

In the air

Air activities: see Cabo from above

For the best view of the arch and the two seas, go up. Flights depend on wind and weather, so we book these early in your trip and keep a backup day.

  • Parasailing over the bay, solo or tandem
  • Tandem paragliding along the coast
  • Tandem skydiving with views of both seas
  • Private helicopter tours
Fire pit lounge beside a villa pool at dusk

Slow days

Spa and wellness at your villa

Massage therapists, yoga and spa treatments come to you, so the only trip you take is to the pool. We also book private chefs, tequila tastings and live mariachi for the evening.

What to do in each season

Los Cabos is a year-round place, but each season has its own highlights.

  • December to AprilWhale season. Cooler, dry days that are perfect for ATVs, camels and long yacht days.
  • May and JuneWarm, sunny and calm. Great water for snorkeling and diving, and fewer crowds.
  • July to OctoberHot and humid, with the warmest water of the year. Sea turtle season. Plan outdoor tours early in the day and keep an eye on the weather.
  • NovemberThe sea is still warm, the heat eases and the first whales can arrive at the end of the month.

More detail in our guides: the best time to visit Cabo, whale watching tips and the best things to do in Cabo San Lucas.

Questions about tours and activities

Are the tours private or shared?
Both are possible. Most of our guests choose private tours for their group. For some activities, like party boats or the pirate ship, a shared tour is the fun way to go.
Is transportation included?
Most land tours include pickup. When they don't, we add a private driver so you go straight from your villa or hotel and back. See transportation.
What is good for kids?
Glass-bottom boats to El Arco, snorkeling in a calm bay, the pirate ship cruise, camel rides and a sea turtle release in season are family favorites.
Can we swim at every beach?
No. Beaches on the Pacific side, like Divorce Beach next to Lover's Beach, have strong waves and currents and are not safe for swimming. Swim and snorkel in the calm bays on the Sea of Cortez side, and follow the flags.
How far ahead should we book?
A week or two is usually enough. For whale season, holidays and big groups, book earlier so we can hold the best boats and guides.
Can you plan activities for a large group?
Yes. We run activity days for groups of 10 to 500 guests, with buses, Sprinters and staff. See corporate groups and bachelorette parties.

Tell us what you like. We plan the days.

Adventure, relaxing or a bit of both. Send your dates and group, and we suggest a plan for each day.

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