Top San Jose del Cabo Art & Culture Classes

Perfect your surfing style with a lessonsin the waters off Los Cabos. Explore some of the best surfing spots with a group of professional surfers who provide instruction to suit your needs. In spring and summer hit up the waves of Costa Azul for a few hours or spend a full-day surfing in fall and winter at the world-famous Cerritos Beach. Practice popping up on your longboard, paddling and wiping out, or simply catching the sea's biggest and best.

San Jose del Cabo’s streets reveal more when you know the stories behind them. Explore the historic center with a guide who brings the Baja Peninsula’s past to life through Indigenous legends, pirate tales, and colonial history that are easy to miss on your own. The small-group format leaves more room for questions, conversation, and personalized local recommendations as you walk.

Feast your senses on the explosive flavours of Mexican cuisine during a cooking class and market tour in San Jose del Cabo. Exploring a local market with your guide allows you to overcome the language barrier and discover ingredients you might otherwise miss, while a small group limited to six people ensures that you’ll receive the personalized attention of your chef guide as you create classic Mexican dishes.

Set out from the San Jose del Cabo Marina with a small group aboard a comfortable boat to some hidden-gem snorkeling spots that the guides specialize in—you will often be the only boat there. Snorkel the clear waters to spot marine life such as manta rays and dolphins, and there may be whales breaching in certain seasons. Snacks, water, gear, and photos are all included.

Go behind the scenes during this guided food tasting tour of San Jose del Cabo, getting an insider’s perspective on Mexico’s top culinary traditions. Groups are kept small, guaranteeing a personalized experience. Stroll the scenic streets on foot, stopping for a taste of spicy fish tacos, creamy desserts, and rich tequilas, as you listen to in-depth commentary on the history and culture of Mexican cuisine.

This group tour takes you to the best of San Jose del Cabo, where you’ll explore the art scene in the Art Walk district, have a beer tasting with gourmet pizza, plus visit a Mexican cocoa factory. Booking this group tour includes hotel pickup, helping keep costs down and adding convenience.

Whether you love to cook and want to learn something new, or you just love great food, this experience is a must! This excursion will give you a different perspective of Mexican cuisine . Here, you will learn Mexican cuisine, to prepare fresh Ceviche, guacamole and salsa You will also enjoy a domestic open bar during your class with both alcoholic beverages and non-alcoholic.

We teach you everything you need to know about crafting a cigar and guide you through the process of making your own cigar at the end of the workshop. If you are a cigar fan, this workshop is for you. The cigar workshop includes the following points: • Identify the type of leaf to use for each part of the cigar. • Correct moistening of tobacco leaves. - Destemming and unwrapping of tobacco leaves. -Presentation of the tools to use to make cigars. -Arrangement of filler tobacco leaves - Technique of twisting the filler and binder leaves. -Preparation of gum arabic to glue the tobacco leaves. -Pressing of cigars. -Technique of rolling the end of the cigar.

Avoid the uncertainty and crowds of shared tours with a private whale-watching experience designed entirely around your group’s pace and preferences. Set out for a more personal encounter with marine wildlife, where timing, focus, and atmosphere are tailored to you. This flexible approach removes the stress of rigid schedules while creating a more intimate and memorable connection with nature.

Skip the research and get to know Los Cabos the fun way, on this intimate cycling tour with a maximum of four travelers and a guide. You’ll pedal about 4 miles (6.5 kilometers), traveling from the San José del Cabo hotel zone into the estuary to see the nature and wildlife that supported the indigenous Pericu culture, then into the old town to learn how colonization shaped the city.