Top Los Cabos 4WD Tours

There are plenty of high-quality Los Cabos 4WD tours to choose from. Looking at ratings and reviews given by previous customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• 4x4 ATV Adventure with Tequila Tasting and Mexican Buffet Lunch

• Outdoor Ziplining and UTV Adventure from Los Cabos

• ATV Tour, Camel Ride, Tequila Tasting and Mexican Buffet Lunch

• Cabo Migrino Beach and Desert ATV Tour plus Tequila Tasting

• Cabo San Lucas Off Road UTV Adventure with Lunch and Tequila

Los Cabos 4WD tours vary in price, depending on duration and inclusions. Also, many tours are packages that bundle multiple activities or experiences together. Los Cabos 4WD group tours that include off-roading typically start around US$70 per person for a 2-hour excursion. At the other end of the price range, you can find “turbo” experiences that include tequila tastings for US$400 per person.

Yes, many travelers find Los Cabos 4WD tours worthwhile. This part of Baja California boasts endless desert and sand dunes, perfect for exploring with the right tires and an experienced local leading the way. Guided tours take you off the beaten path and provide a thrilling experience that's hard to have on your own.

Per one customer who booked the OffRoad 4X4 UTV Adventure with unlimited Lunch & Tequila, "This experience was a BLAST! It was very well organized, which made it especially enjoyable. From the timely pickup at our resort, the comfortable ride to the starting point, and the friendly drivers and guides, we were highly impressed! The timing was just right for the whole experience, including wait times, UTV ride, lunch, and tequila tasting. The views at lunch were beautiful, and the trails were great—especially near the hills!"

Before booking Los Cabos 4WD tours, make sure you meet the age and physical requirements. Most tours aren’t suitable for travelers with back or heart problems, and kids usually can’t drive. Also, factor in insurance and park entry fees if they’re not included in the tour price. You may also be able to pay extra for a photo package if the operator doesn’t allow you to bring your own camera or phone.

To have the best time possible on Los Cabos 4WD tours, show up sober—you’ll want to have your wits about you for a safe experience. Also, many tours end with tequila tastings. Keep in mind that most ATVers find riding double to be awkward and uncomfortable—if you and your travel partner are both willing (and eligible) to drive, you may want to ride single.

There are tons of fun tours and excursions in Cabo aside from Los Cabos 4WD tours. According to previous travelers, these are the best activities to book for your next trip:

• Los Cabos Sunset Cruises

• Los Cabos Jet Ski Rentals

• Los Cabos Glass-Bottom Boat Tours

• Los Cabos Catamaran Cruises

• Los Cabos Dinner Cruises

Many locals and travelers agree that Migriño Beach is the best place for ATV tours in Cabo. It offers a diverse landscape that combines ocean views, dramatic cliffs, and an endless desert, complete with sandy dunes. Per one reviewer who booked the Cabo Migrino Beach and Desert ATV Tour plus Tequila Tasting: "10/10 super fun and José was a great guide, super considerate and we even saw whales jumping!"

Los Cabos ATV tours tend to be at least two hours long, with the longest being around four hours. However, keep in mind that many ATV tour packages include other activities, so you may only spend an hour or so on the ATV before trading it for a camel, zipline, or tequila tasting experience.

You’ll definitely want to wear closed-toe shoes for ATV tours in Cabo. Long socks are recommended to keep sand out, while a bandana or buff to wear around your nose and mouth is also essential. While some travelers ride in shorts or even swimwear, take a cue from the guides: wear long layers to protect yourself from the sun, sand, and other elements.

Yes, ATV tours in Cabo are considered safe. While nothing is guaranteed, if you go with a licensed tour operator with rave reviews, you greatly decrease your chance of running into trouble. If the equipment doesn’t look well-maintained, that’s a red flag you can’t ignore. Also, always wear the full-face helmet provided by the tour operator; if they offer gloves or padding, take advantage of those, too.

To legally drive your own ATV in Los Cabos, you must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver’s license (it can be from your home country). Some tour operators will allow travelers aged 16 and 17 to drive with parental consent. Be wary of tour operators that don’t enforce these age requirements.