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Overview
A world-class travel destination to embrace your dreams with a gorgeous, dramatic coastline stretching from the Sea of Cortez to the Pacific Ocean, Los Cabos is the ultimate seaside escape for your Mexico vacation. At the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula, two distinctly different cities bookend into a 20-mile tourist corridor. The cosmopolitan Cabo San Lucas, home of well-known rock formation -El Arco,- and colonial-style San Jose del Cabo. Together, they form a corridor of luxurious resorts; lavish spas; scenic, championship golf courses; and blond beaches.
Once a mission settlement and fishing village, it's grown into a sophisticated tourist playground. Nearly 2 million people ascend upon Los Cabos every year, where 350 days of sunshine provide an endless summer for surfers, golfers, fishers, divers and hikers who come for year-round water sports and outdoor Cabo activities.
In Los Cabos, you'll discover your dream paradise, offering something for everyone, from Cabo adventures to tranquility, excellent food to water sports, and world-class sport fishing to unparalleled nightlife. It's all here in Los Cabos, where you can follow your dreams.
Entry Requirements - A passport is required on your trip to Mexico, plus a tourism card (or FMM), issued at any Mexican consulate, border-crossing point, Mexican tourism office or directly from your airline. Language - Mexico's official language is Spanish, but English is widely spoken. Time - Los Cabos is Pacific Standard Time (PST). Money - The Mexican peso is the local currency. Credit and debit cards and major-brand travelers' checks are widely accepted in Los Cabos. Weather - Winters are mild, with highs averaging in the mid-70s. Summer highs are in the mid-90s. Annual rainfall is low, less than 10" per year. Water - Safer than other Mexico vacation destinations. However, Los Cabos locals don't drink tap water. You shouldn't, either. Purified water is easily available. Water or ice served in hotels and restaurants is usually purified. Transportation - Taxis are plentiful. Certified taxis have a license with a photo of the driver and a taxi number prominently displayed. Fares are exorbitant in Los Cabos. Dress - Pack two swimsuits and beach shoes, cocktail dress and shawl for women, dress shirt and slacks for men. Sweater or light jacket is recommended for cool nights in Los Cabos. Safety - Los Cabos is one of the safest cities in Mexico. It's still important to be aware of your surroundings and follow normal safety precautions.
Weather
If you're in Los Cabos, chances are the sun is shining. This dream paradise has 350 days of sunshine; you can enjoy glorious weather year-round. Los Cabos is a great warm-weather vacation destination without the humidity of other Mexico vacation spots. It's essentially a tropical desert with a climate similar to Palm Springs, California.
Winters are mild, with highs averaging in the mid-70s. Los Cabos' summer months bring highs in the mid-90s, but it's a dry heat and comfortable in the shade. Monthly averages range from a low of 54 in January to a high of 96 in July. Annual rainfall is very low, averaging under 10" per year.