Slightly north of San Jose, serenely tucked in the foothills of t he Sierra de la Laguna Mountains. Flora Farms is a 25-acre organic working farm including Flora’s Field Kitchen, The Farm Bar, Flora Farms Grocery, and Flora Farms Celebrations. The farm is also home to t he Shoppes at Flora Farms, the Culinary Cottages & The Haylofts, as well as The Farm Spa, offering nature-based spa services in a peaceful setting. Flora Farms is a couple hour drive from Cabo, we recommend taking a da y trip to visit.

Medano Beach or Playa el Médano is the main safe swimming beach in Cabo San Lucas and the most popular. It begins at the east side of the harbor and extends along Cabo San Lucas Bay all the way to Villa del Palmar.

Los Cabos is internationally recognized as the “Marlin Capital of the World.” Nowhere else will you find as many varieties of fish in an area as compact and accessible as the waters surrounding Los Cabos. Although it's most famous for billfish such as marlin, sailfish, and swordfish, there are many other species ready to be hooked like dorado, wahoo, roosterfish, yellowtail, and giant tuna weighing hundreds of pounds!

Boasting two PGA Senior S lam events (1996, 1999), Cabo Real offers a memorable, well-balanced test of golf. Uphill holes generally play downwind, while downhill holes usually play into the prevailing onshore breeze. Jones and his design team artfully contoured the green complexes and containment mounds to mimic the shapes of t he richly hued mountain peaks in the Sierra de la Laguna that frame the course.

This masterful Tom Weiskopf design features mesmerizing ocean views from all 18 holes, each artfully sculpted through incredible natural surroundings. A unique combination of desert and ocean, canyon-like arroyos, and a variety of foliage creates a breathtaking backdrop as well as a significant challenge. The course varies in length from 4,810 to 7,100 with undulating greens, challenging elevation changes, and dramatic bunkering.

Designed by the world-famous Jack Nicklaus Signature enterprise, enjoy 18 picture-perfect, championship-style holes of golf. With spectacular views of the Sea of Cortez, canyons and mountains, Club Campestre San José invites you to enjoy the incredible panoramic views, dramatic elevation changes, and undulating championship greens of a first-rate Mexico golf club.

This one-of-a-kind experience departs on a Mercedes Benz Unimog, (trucks made for serious off-road travels) and takes you deep into the heart of the Baja outback. Gorgeous views, expert guides, delicious Mexican lunch, and an exciting beach await you. Ride a camel in Rancho San Cristobal, where due to its location in wintertime, with just a little bit of luck you will be able to see whales off the pacific beach. Taste the spirit of Mexico and educate yourself on how tequila is made with a fun Tequila tasting too!

Enjoy Mexico´s longest; highest, and fastest zip line, as well as many other thrilling activities. Set in a beautiful desert canyon where you’ll enjoy a spectacular backdrop for your canopy adventure. Experience an array of fun and exciting zip lines of various heights and lengths don’t miss the chance to fly like superman over the desert canopy strapped from your back traveling 1200 meters (nearly 4000 feet) at 60m/h

Thursday Night there is an Art Walk in San Jose (25 minutes north). It’s an outdoor venue with all the locals and their art. It’s a great place to pick up some of the Mexican culture and meet and talk with some locals. If you go, you might want to have dinner at Don Sanchez afterwards, it’s one of the best for Mexican cuisine (located right off the main square of the Art Walk).

Mid December through Mid April enjoy majestic whale sightings along the Cabo ocean shores. The best time to observe these gentle giants is during their seasonal migration to Alaska from December through April. Book a boat tour to see them up close, but make sure you book in advance, the tours fill up fast!

A casual place to eat, and a quick walk down Medano beach toward the marina.It’s fun and inexpensive, and there’s not much better than eating oceansidewith your feet in the sand!

Inspired by the seasonal harvests of Cabo and Santiago organic farms, El Huerto’s chef creates an ever-changing menu with fresh, farm-grown dishes. Open for breakfast and dinner.

El Farallon is carved into the cliffs along the coast, providing amazing views of the beach and the ocean. Featuring an open-air kitchen and sea-to-table menu.

Located downtown, Tres Gallo’s interior is actually an outdoor courtyard. The open-air kitchen allows for the delightful scent and aroma of freshly cooked food being prepared. Tres Gallos serves dinner-only and is known for its atmosphere and famous house-made guacamole.

Edith’s is a vivid combination of the Cuisine of Baja California with a Guerreran flair, featuring a regional fusion of steaks and seafood with local ingredients. Enjoy views of Medano Beach and the world-famous Arch of Cabo San Lucas, candle lights and palapas set the atmosphere.

The Office is a favorite stop for many, it’s also right on the beach down by the marina. It’s been there since Cabo was “founded”; no doubt with the idea of “Honey, I am the office…”. It’s a bit touristy, but definitely a fun visit.

The patio at this San José restaurant joint feels a lot like a backyard party, it includes a taco & Mezcal bar with the best pastor tacos and a live band.

ACRE is a cosmopolitan gastrobar, a vibrant dining experience in the foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna mountains. The outdoor garden atmosphere is simply gorgeous. The food is a combination of global influences and local ingredients that changes with the seasons.

Fun bar & small plates restaurant that is right next door to Sunset Mona Lisa. It has the same spectacular view, but more of a casual atmosphere with live music or sometimes a DJ. If you decide to go, have the concierge make you a reservation- they book up quick!

More of a casual party scene. Located right next to The Office on Medano beach, Mango Deck is a great place for happy hour / drinks!

Sunset Mona Lisa for dinner (just before sunset); or drinks (if you can do a bar reservation) is a must! The view and the food are spectacular, it’s voted “One of the Most Beautiful Places to have dinner in the World”— it’s Cabo at its finest!

Cocina del Mar is an upscale experience similar to Sunset Mona Lisa. We recommend doing one or the other for the romantic scenery. The sunsets are beautiful, and the atmosphere is delightful.

Amazing Italian with moderate pricing. The food and setting are great, located right downtown with relaxing live music. It’s a must visit.

Soak up the sunset with your toes in the sand. Enjoy cold margaritas and fresh seafood, and admire the perfection of the beauty of the Pacific. The Green Room is an authentic Mexican dining experience located in Todos Santos, a little over an hour drive from Cabo.

Jazamango is farm to a table restaurant with beautiful grounds and a unique atmosphere. They have an extensive menu based on their own orchard. Located in Todos Santos, a little over an hour drive from Cabo.

The distinctive landmark of Cabo San Lucas is the “El Arco” (The Arch) rock formation that erupts from the sea at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. Also known as Land's End, El Arco is a popular tourist attraction and the central focus of countless vacation photos.

The Tourist Corridor is a 20 mile four-lane highway connecting San Jose and Cabo San Lucas. It is surrounded by stunning views of both the desert and coastline of the Sea of Cortez, and features many beaches, world-class golf courses, and resorts.

San Jose del Cabo is full of laid-back, artistic activities and sight-seeing. San Jose also showcases historic architecture and colorful buildings in its downtown, and a famous farm-to-table dining scene.

Todos Santos is a small town located on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico. It is situated about an hour's drive from Cabo San Lucas. The town is known for its laid-back vibe, beautiful beaches, and historic charm. Check out the historic colonial downtown area, restaurants, art galleries and art scene, boutiques, beaches, and Sierra de la Laguna mountains. Todos Santos is home to the famous Flora Farms and Hotel California, where many Cabo San Lucas visitors like to take day trips.

La Paz is another popular attraction spend a day (or several) while visiting Los Cabos, located about 100 miles or a 2 hour drive from Cabo San Lucas. One of the city's main attractions is the Malecon, a long seaside promenade that runs along the waterfront and is lined with palm trees, restaurants, and shops. The Malecon is a great place to stroll, enjoy the views, and take in the local culture. La Paz also famous for its stunning beaches, (which include Playa Balandra, Playa Tecolote, and Playa Pichilingue) and historical art scene. Visitors can swim, snorkel, scuba dive, kayak, and even go whale watching or at certain times of year, see baby turtles making their way to the ocean.