Mexico - Los Cabos Holidays

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Soul-shaking nights out, top-notch golf, and traditional Mexican charm are the key ingredients for a Los Cabos holiday.

A tale of two towns

Los Cabos is made up of two good-looking towns. You can rely on sleepy San Jose del Cabo for a taste of traditional Mexican charm. At the other end of the scale is upbeat Cabo San Lucas, a vibrant town with neon-lit nightlife.

Sunsets and sealife

Because Los Cabos spans out along the coastline, there are loads of spots where you can watch the sunset. Some of the best are in Cabo San Lucas, where boat trips set off from the marina past the rocky headland. When you reach a spot off the shoreline, you'll have widescreen views of the sun setting across the Pacific Ocean. Keep an eye out for sea lions and whale sharks along the way, too.

Wild Los Cabos

Away from its built up areas, Los Cabos has got weird and wonderful wilderness nailed. Lunar-like desert landscapes and sun-baked canyons make for a dramatic holiday backdrop. Think dusty trails, rocky hillsides, and narrow canyons, all freckled with spiky cacti.

At a glance

Watch the sunset from Cabo San Lucas' waterfront
Play on some of the world’s best golf courses
Look for whale sharks and humpbacks off the coast

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Surfing and sunbathing

In Cabo San Lucas, the pristine white sand of Medano Beach and Divorce Beach both vie for attention. San Jose del Cabo's beach is perfect for volleyball, romantic walks or simply soaking up the rays.
The big beach

Medano Beach is the most popular with tourists. It starts at the mouth of the Cabo San Lucas marina, and extends all the way to Villa del Palmar.
The secret beach

Along ‘the corridor’, Playa Las Viudas – Widows’ Beach – is a secluded spot with dirt track access from the main road. The shoreline features interesting rock outcroppings and pools in the stone, which create private areas to spend a lazy afternoon sunbathing or exploring.

Bargain Buys

Have a traditional Mexican retail experience at the little souvenir stores around the marina. Colourful window displays, laden with Mexican art, silver jewellery or pretty pottery, are guaranteed to grab your attention.
Mid-Range Buys

There’s a swish American-style mall in Cabo San Lucas, where you’ll find the likes of Kenneth Cole, Lacoste and Nautica nestled among Mexican boutiques. And if you want to take a break from all things Mexican, you’ll find a Subway and a Haagen-Dazs café here, too.
Designer Buys

Splash the cash and get a custom-made swimsuit at Chicas Sin Limites. Choose your fabric and design, and 24 hours later you’ll have a brand new swimsuit created to your exact measurements.

Laid-back evenings

Stroll the sands of San Jose, and sip tequilas at sunset. It’s a quiet affair here, with evenings spent in cosy bars and chilled-out gardens on the agenda.
Lively evenings

Raise the roof in Cabo San Lucas, swaying to salsa or rocking ‘til late. Live the after-dark action in its nightclubs and music venues, some of them owned by music legends – like Sammy Hagar, vocalist and guitarist for Van Halen.

Chocolate clams

Baja's ‘seafood candy’ is named for the brown colour of its shell, rather than any chocolate flavour. These meaty Mexican clams are one of the largest found on the west coast, and can grow up to six inches across.
Seafood

Fishing’s renowned in Los Cabos, and seafood sits at the top of the bill in most restaurants. Think swordfish, chilli king prawns with salsa verde, and seafood soup.
Tortillas

As with the rest of Mexico, tortillas and chilli pepper are the staples of the local diet. Dine out, and you’ll be spoilt for choice with melt-in-the-mouth enchiladas, crunchy tacos and nachos, and softly wrapped burritos, fajitas, and chimichangas.
Tequila

It’s impossible to visit any bar or restaurant in Los Cabos and not spot tequila on the menu – it’s the national drink of Mexico, after all. And there are lots of types to try. Blanco, for example, is a clear, unaged tequila, while a reposado has been ‘rested’ for up to 12 months.
Tamales

A tamale is a traditional dish eaten throughout the Baja peninsula. This wrap-like meal is made of dough, which is steamed in a corn husk or a banana leaf. The filling might be pork or chicken, mixed up with olives, raisins, and olive oil.

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At a glance

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The big beach

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Bargain Buys

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Laid-back evenings

Lively evenings

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