
moderate
7 hours
Moderate fitness for walking short distances, standing during tastings, and boarding a small boat.
See two sides of Los Cabos in one carefully paced day—historic San José del Cabo’s galleries and cobbled plazas, then Cabo San Lucas’ marina, tequila tastings, and a glass‑bottom boat to El Arco. This private tour balances local culture with coastal panoramas.
You step out into the sunlit Plaza Mijares in San José del Cabo and the town seems to breathe at a different tempo: morning light pools on the church façade, vendors sweep up yesterday’s confetti, and a guide gestures toward a narrow lane where chocolate and pearls wait behind low doorways.

Morning light and quieter streets make the plaza and galleries more enjoyable and cooler for walking.
Cobblestones in San José and marina docks in Cabo are uneven—supportive walking shoes reduce fatigue.
Bring pesos for market purchases, tips, and small vendors who may not accept cards.
Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are essential—shade is limited on viewpoints and at the marina.
San José del Cabo grew around an 18th‑century Jesuit mission and later became a modest port for pearl and mule trade; Cabo San Lucas developed as a fishing and maritime hub that expanded with tourism in the 20th century.
The Sea of Cortez is biologically rich—opt for operators who follow wildlife‑friendly boating practices and minimize single‑use plastics to reduce local impact.
Good grip and ankle support for cobbled streets and marina docks.
Midday sun is strong along the Corridor and on the boat—reapply sunscreen regularly.
summer specific
Bottled water is provided, but a refillable bottle keeps you hydrated and reduces waste.
Evenings and the boat ride can be breezy, especially in winter months.
winter specific