Top San Jose del Cabo Audio Guides

Arrive in Los Cabos safe in the knowledge that the journey to your hotel will be smooth and stress-free with a round-trip airport transfer. Avoid crowded taxi lines and complicated public transportation systems by traveling directly to your hotel safely in an air-conditioned vehicle, rather than dragging your luggage onto crowded buses.

Avoid the stress of crowded shuttles and long taxi queues with a private car service from Los Cabos Airport straight to your hotel. Travel in comfort with bilingual drivers, complimentary bottled water on arrival, and competitive pricing—all while prioritizing your safety. Please note, gratuities are not included, and service is not available to select locations including Hard Rock, Nobu, and Copala.

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.

Visit three family-run restaurants located outside the tourist area for a true authentic taste of Mexican meat dishes. Indulge in a wide variety of tacos (al pastor, carne asada, chorizo, cecina, and bistec) and traditional Mexican favorites (birria de res and pozole), while listening to insightful stories about the origin of these mouthwatering dishes. Have a short walk through the small and tranquil streets of San José del Cabo in between these tastings which will take you on a journey by the old and picturesque buildings. Learn more about the evolution of the Baja California peninsula and its first inhabitants, the Spanish conquest, and the Missionaries, making this tour for in-depth knowledge and a more sociable and fun experience. Finish this only food tour in Los Cabos with round transportation with an authentic tequila tasting before being dropped off back at your hotel.

Set sail on a glass-bottom boat for Land’s End, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean in a stunning display of nature’s contrasts. Cruise past Cabo’s Arch, Pelican Rock, and a lively sea lion colony aboard a glass-bottom boat, with views of vibrant tropical fish. Weather permitting, step ashore at Lover’s Beach and explore hidden coves before ending with free time in downtown Cabo San Lucas.

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.

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.

Board a glass-bottom boat on this half-day cruise to explore the beauty of Los Cabos and the Sea of Cortez, including the dramatic features of Land's End. Pass by the Arch of Cabo San Lucas and snorkel with your guide at Pelican Rock, accessible only by boat. Lunch and round-trip hotel transport provided.

Discover San Jose del Cabo’s funky side on this half-day walking tour around the arts district. Join a small group to visit Zocalo Square, the local mission, and art exhibitions. Enjoy stops at local vendors to sample desserts, street food, and craft beer. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

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 Cabo scene for the day and embark on a tour around some of the most beautiful nearby towns. Journey along the Pacific coastline to the beach town of Balandra then head to La Paz for an included lunch and tour. On the way back to Cabo, explore the magical town of Todos Santos.

Spend the day traveling from picturesque Mexican town to picturesque Mexican town, and admire the architecture, art, and views of La Paz and Todos Santos. Start in La Paz where you have free time to walk along the Malecon and get some breakfast. Then, visit the unspoiled sandy beach of Balandra Beach and enjoy spending time in the sunshine, then travel on to the arty hot spot of Todos Santos for free time to shop.

Explore the unique tourist destination of Los Cabos, a true oasis in the desert, where tranquility, adventure and nature merge together to create an unparalleled experience. Along this journey we will be accompanied by inspiring beaches, luxury yachts, crystal clear waters, playing dolphins, world-class resorts and enchanting landscapes. For those who would like to explore the culture and history of Los Cabos, we will have the opportunity to visit museums, art galleries and historical sites. Our world-class golf courses, authentic craft centers, Michelin-starred chefs and restaurants attract luxury travelers. Explore and experience Cabo's iconic sights and breathtaking scenery.Traveling in the luxury SUV, with full time air-conditioning, with a stocked minibar and WI-FI on board, we will pass through stunning beaches, desert landscapes, sand dunes, world-famous golf courses and high mountains as we immerse ourselves in breathtaking views of the Sea of ​​Cortez.

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.