Top San Jose del Cabo Chocolate Tours

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.

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.

Discover the best of San Jose cuisine on an evening walking tour, designed for both first-time visitors and repeat travelers. No need to stress about planning on your own: your guide brings you to hand-picked eateries, from hidden gems to establishments loved by locals. Soak up the atmosphere of the city during the walking tour, and leave with plenty of options to revisit during your trip.

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.

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.

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.