Top Baja California Sur Archaeology Tours

Experience Cabo’s natural beauty on this glass bottom boat excursion. Enjoy a flexible tour itinerary—departures are available between 10 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.—and visit popular attractions like Sea Lions Colony, the Arch of Los Cabos, Pirate’s Cave, and Pelican Rock. Learn about the area from a bilingual guide and kick back or go swimming at Lover’s Beach and Medano for as long as you like.

Check off many of Los Cabos' highlights in just a matter of hours on this comprehensive, small-group tour—perfect for travelers who want to capture great photos from their trip. Make stops at the glass factory, the famous Arch, the #CABO sign, and San Jose's Art District, plus enjoy a delicious taco and tequila tasting. Receive all best unedited photos for free after the tour.

Immerse yourself in the history and culture of Todos Santos on this half-day, small-group guided tour. Spend your time there exploring the Museo de la Casa de la Cultura, the Mission, and the galleries. Enjoy some free time to shop, do a local wine tasting, or visit the famous Hotel California at your leisure. Includes soft drinks plus round-trip transfers from Los Cabos hotels or the port.

The walking tour takes you on a historical stroll through the heart of San Jose del Cabo. Listen to little-known stories about Los Cabos and the Baja Peninsula, from native legends and pirate lore to colonial times. Booking a small-group tour allows ample time for questions and conversation, as well as recommendations tailored to your own interests.

Welcome to Bolivia Hidden within the remote landscapes of the Bolivian Altiplano, Sajama National Park is one of the country’s most exclusive and breathtaking natural destinations. Located approximately 5–6 hours from La Paz, this protected region combines volcanic scenery, ancient heritage, and extraordinary wildlife in a setting of remarkable silence and beauty. Rising above the high plains at over 4,200 meters above sea level stands the majestic Nevado Sajama, the highest mountain in Bolivia, reaching 6,542 meters. First ascended in 1939 by Austrian climbers Josef Prem and Wilfrid Kumm together with Italian mountaineer Piero Ghigione, it remains one of the great icons of the Andes. Along the journey, we also discover the ancient Andean Chullpas, sacred funerary towers that continue to preserve the ancestral legacy of the Altiplano civilizations.

Though Todos Santos lies just about one hour north of Cabo San Lucas, it’s a hassle to reach on public transportation or expensive taxis. This small-group tour takes care of planning and driving for you, visiting the coastal village for a day of sightseeing and free time. Visit the town’s art galleries, craft shops, restaurants, and bars for several hours before returning to Cabo.