Los Cabos has transformed into one of the world’s premier luxury destinations, attracting millions of visitors each year. Known for its sun-kissed beaches, spectacular golf courses, and vibrant lifestyle, this stunning part of Baja California Sur offers something for everyone. But before you pack your bags and head south, there are a few insider tips to ensure your stay in this paradise is nothing short of extraordinary. Whether you’re here for world-class golf or simply to bask in the beauty of the region, here are five things every tourist should know about visiting Los Cabos.
1. The Golf Scene is Truly Unmatched
If you’re a golf enthusiast, Los Cabos will feel like a dream come true. The area is home to some of the most renowned golf courses in the world, designed by golf legends like Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, and Tom Fazio. The stunning landscapes—where the desert meets the ocean—provide a scenic backdrop that’s as breathtaking as it is challenging. There’s a course suited to your skill level and style.
2. Public Courses Offer Great Value
While many of the courses in Los Cabos are private or exclusive to resort guests, there are also several high-quality public courses to enjoy. Some of the best public courses include Cabo Del Sol’s Ocean Course, which comes at a premium price, but for the experience, it’s well worth the cost. If you want to save a bit, Puerto Los Cabos Golf Course also offers a premium experience, with its Nicklaus-designed course being slightly more affordable compared to other exclusive options in the region.
3. Access to Private Courses is Possible
If you’re eyeing a round on some of the more exclusive private courses, there are a couple of ways to gain access. While these courses are generally reserved for members and homeowners in the area, guests of specific luxury resorts or those booking an exclusive package can often play.The Cabo Dream Homes offers guests a special package that includes access to world-class golf facilities.
4. Getting Around Los Cabos
While you can easily fly into Los Cabos International Airport, getting around the region is a different story. Although Los Cabos is a relatively small area, it’s still important to plan for local traffic, renting a car is the best way to explore. The region has an excellent road that connects the airport to the main tourist areas. But it’s important to note that ride-sharing apps like Uber and Lyft aren’t allowed in Cabo, so taxis or rental cars are your best bet.If you’re heading to one of the many golf courses or exploring the quaint town of San José del Cabo, having your own set of wheels will give you the freedom to explore at your own pace.
5. Planning Your Stay: When and Where to Book
Los Cabos is especially popular during the winter months when visitors flock to the region to escape the colder climates. This makes booking your stay during peak season a bit more challenging. If you’re planning to visit during the high season, it’s a good idea to reserve accommodations well in advance.
October in Los Cabos remains warm but marks the tail end of the rainy season, leaving golf courses vibrant and lush. It’s a quieter time as crowds begin to thin, providing an excellent opportunity for a relaxed golfing getaway. Enhance your experience by booking a golf package with Cabo Dream Homes, which pairs luxury accommodations at premier resorts with rounds at top golf courses tailored to your preferences.
