Cabo Activity Guide

In this section of our website you'll find information on the wide variety of things to see and things to do in Los Cabos. Looking to spend time on the water? Take a look at watersports like jetskis, kayaks, paddleboards and surfing. Or, how about a day of fishing the famous waters off Cabo? Cabo is famous for its marlin fishing but you'll also be in great waters for tuna, dorado, wahoo and more. A guided surf fishing trip is another great option.

If you're visiting from November into April then a Cabo whale watching tour is a must. Los Cabos sees about 10,000 of the estimated 18,000 humpback whales that make up the North Eastern Pacific population migrate to the area to breed and bear their calfs each year. Beneath the water, snorkelers and scuba divers will be happy to hear that there are plenty of great places to do both - with PADI Certified guides and trainers waiting to take you under the sea - one day "introductory dives" are available for newbies that have never scuba'd before.

Sunset, booze and dinner cruises are without a doubt a terrific way to spend a few hours on the water as well. It's a great way to see the beauty of the coast with live entertainment, drinks and some tasty food. For those that love their privacy, there are plenty of private boats from cruisers to yachts that are available for bookings.

If you prefer to stay on land then check out myriad alternatives like ATV or Razor offroad tours, horseback (or camel) rides on the beach, ziplines, guided hikes into the desert and mountains and more. Golfers visiting Cabo will find over a dozen world-class golf courses to play including designs from Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman and Tom Weiskopf just to name a few.

Another thing to do is take a few daytrips around Los Cabos - either guided or DIY by renting a car - to visit places like Todos Santos, the East Cape and Santiago. Getting out into the smaller pueblos and exploring the raw beauty of Southern Baja is often what folks visiting Los Cabos remember as their best days!

Feeling real adventerous? Get a birdseye view of Los Cabos on ultralight flights or parasails... heck, you can even jump out of an airplane to see it all from a skydiver's perspective.

From thrill-seeker to casual tourist, Los Cabos has plenty to offer everyone with many family-friendly excursions available. We hope you find our guide to the best things to see and do a valuable tool in planning and enjoying your trip to Cabo.