• San Jose del Cabo - San Jose del Cabo is a quintessential Mexican town, featuring a charming town square, historic buildings, and a central plaza.
• San Jose del Cabo main square - The recently renovated Main Square is a local favorite, boasting a traditional “Paleteria” where visitors can enjoy fresh fruit-flavored waters, ice creams, or popsicles. This establishment has been a staple since 1966.
• Misión San José del Cabo - Dedicated to Saint San Jose, this mission was constructed in 1730. It faced an attack by Chilean insurgents in 1822 and was nearly destroyed, but was rebuilt in 1940, preserving its original architecture. The site is rich in the history of the native Pericues Indians, colonization, and local culture. Every mid-March, a celebration in honor of Saint San Jose takes place, featuring music, dances, food, and religious ceremonies. This beautiful, historic building is a must-visit.
• La Playita - Once a fishing village, La Playita now boasts a modern marina, a golf course, and luxury hotels. At the town’s entrance, a monument honors local fishermen who uphold their fishing traditions. The monument depicts a strong fisherman holding a large fish above his head, surrounded by cacti.
• The Glass Factory - Glass blowing has been practiced in many cultures since ancient times. Cabo San Lucas hosts a glass blowing factory where visitors can watch skilled artisans at work. The factory produces unique pieces using recycled, lead-free glass.
• Plaza Amelia Wilkes - Situated in the heart of Cabo San Lucas, Plaza Amelia Wilkes is a traditional plaza with a main square, close to a Catholic church, and surrounded by beautiful gardens.
• Bay of Cabo San Lucas - A 45-minute boat ride around the Bay of Cabo San Lucas offers a fantastic opportunity to capture stunning photos of the Marina. The bay is a picturesque area surrounded by rock formations and beautiful beaches.
• El Arco de Cabo San Lucas - This stunning landmark is a magnificent rock formation with an arch shape, making it the most iconic site in the area. During the 45-minute ride, visitors can explore the Arch, Lover’s Beach, and Land’s End. This is part of the included boat ride around the Bay of Cabo San Lucas.
• Marina Cabo San Lucas - A visit to the Marina of Cabo San Lucas is essential, with its quaint plazas and arts and crafts market offering jewelry, crafts, clothing, and beach accessories. Bars and restaurants overlooking the Marina provide views of luxurious yachts and the stunning Cabo San Lucas Bay. Visitors can enjoy a tequila tasting and a delicious lunch at one of the local restaurants.

• 45-minute boat ride around Cabo San Lucas Bay
• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Dock fee at the marina, Cabo San Lucas

Los Cabos is intended for exploring, adventuring, and having a blast. During this tour, guide will highlight some of the regions must know places to learn about, some of the lesser-known-but-sure to delight experiences. In a destination like Los Cabos, where modern meets old, this tour is a must, the journey will be traveling thru the past as you visit the Old Historic San Jose del Cabo and the modern as you pass by the Tourist Corridor with its magnificent golf courses, five star resorts, and into Cabo San Lucas where some of the most luxurious yachts in the world sail in front of the Bay. Guide will make sure you learn about the destination while having the time of your life visiting all this incredible places. In Cabo San Lucas you will have 1 hour free time to have lunch on your own, guide will make recommendations according to your preferences. In San Jose del Cabo you will also have free time, guide will provide recommendations for shopping and explore on your own.

• minimum age to drink alcoholic beverages is 18 years old and above

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.