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Start from 35 curated places around Cabo San Lucas, MX, then choose the recommendations that fit your guests.

Restaurants & cafés

Tacos Gardenias
A 30-year mom-and-pop with gamefish mounted on the walls, famous for quintessential Baja fish and shrimp tacos and a fiery shrimp molcajete. It's the downtown local-favorite antidote to the marina's tourist prices.

Los Claros
A bustling spot doing Sinaloa-style seafood tacos that regulars call the best in town, built to feed big groups fast. The marlin and shrimp tacos with the salsa bar are the move.

Trails & outdoors

Cerro de la Z viewpoint hike
A steep desert scramble up the hill behind town to a hand-painted 'Z' and a panorama over the marina, the bay, and the Arch. It's the local sunrise-and-sunset hike, short but genuinely strenuous.

Faro Viejo Pacific dunes trek
A walk across the wild Pacific-side dunes to the ruins of the Old Lighthouse northwest of town, with crashing surf and empty beaches. It's a remote, wind-blown landscape minutes from the resorts.

Things to do

Sunset sailing cruise to the Arch
An evening sail out of the marina around the Arch and the sea-lion rocks as the sun drops over the Pacific. It's the classic Cabo sundowner, with everything from booze-cruise catamarans to quiet sailboats.

Cabo Wabo Cantina
Sammy Hagar's famous rock cantina downtown, with live bands most nights, tequila, and a party that's been going for decades. It's the marquee live-music night out in Cabo.

Landmarks & sights

El Arco
The iconic rock arch where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific at Land's End, draped with sea lions and reachable only by boat. It's the unmistakable symbol of Los Cabos.

Playa El Médano
Cabo's main swimmable beach, a long golden crescent of calm water lined with beach clubs, vendors, and water sports, with the Arch in view. It's the social heart of the town's beach scene.

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