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Cabo San Lucas, Baja Sur, MexicoAbout Cabo San Lucas
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The best time to visit Cabo San Lucas largely depends on what you’re looking for in your trip. Here’s a breakdown of the different times of year:
Winter (December to February)
- Pros: This is the high season, with the best weather (dry and pleasantly warm), and it’s a great time for whale watching.
- Cons: Higher prices and larger crowds.
Spring (March to May)
- Pros: The weather is still very pleasant, with fewer crowds than the winter months. Spring break might bring in more people, but it's not as busy as the winter season.
- Cons: Prices can still be relatively high, especially during spring break.
Summer (June to August)
- Pros: Lower prices and fewer tourists. Great for those who enjoy hot weather.
- Cons: The weather can be very hot and humid. This period is also the beginning of hurricane season.
Fall (September to November)
- Pros: Prices are lower, and crowds are minimal. The weather is still warm but not as hot as in the summer. Great time for fishing.
- Cons: Hurricane season can extend into early fall, so there’s a slight risk of storms.
Specific Tips:
- Whale Watching: Late December to March is the best time to see whales.
- Fishing: Peak season for fishing is from June to December.
- Surfing: The best waves are typically from June to August.
Cabo San Lucas is in the Mountain Standard Time (MST) zone. This time zone is UTC-7 hours. However, Cabo does not observe Daylight Saving Time, so it's not always the same time as Mountain Standard Time in the USA.
No. They did in the past, but not anymore.
The country code for Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, is +52. When dialing to Cabo San Lucas from abroad, you would use this country code followed by the local number. For example, to call a number in Cabo San Lucas, you would dial:
+52 (local number)
If you are dialing from within Mexico, you don't need to use the country code, just the local area code and number.
+52 (local number)
If you are dialing from within Mexico, you don't need to use the country code, just the local area code and number.
It's best to book any Private Boat Activities as soon as possible. If you have a group & looking to do a sunset tour, fishing, or something similar, dates normally start filling up very far in advance. We would suggest speaking with your group & deciding on this as soon as you can.
In case your documents disappear, it's a good idea to have a Photocopy of your driver’s license, passport, visa, vaccination status (if required), and other important documents. You can copy them in the cloud so they're accessible wherever you are.
Alert your credit cards or financial institutions that you will be traveling and let them know your destination. This prevents any card /purchase cancellations by your Credit Card or bank after making an unexpected purchase far from home.
Many CC companies charge an international fee for every transaction outside of your country. It's better to use a card that doesn't charge you this fee if possible.
You will need your passport when you visit Cabo San Lucas. It's always a good idea to check when it expires.
Upon arriving in Mexico during customs at the airport, you will receive a small white piece of paper with your immigration details, known as your Mexico Tourist Card. It is crucial to keep this card safe, as you will need to return it when you depart from the country back at the airport. Losing it can result in a fine or inconvenience, so be sure not to misplace it.
Don't drink the water from the faucet or while brushing your teeth. It is safe to drink from a restaurant as everyone uses bottled water.
You can find all current Travel Advisories by the U.S. DEPARTMENT of STATE — BUREAU of CONSULAR AFFAIRS on their Travel.State.Gov Website. Click here to view their site.
Traveling to Cabo San Lucas is generally considered safe for tourists, provided certain precautions are taken. The area is under a Level 2 travel advisory from the U.S. government, which means visitors should exercise increased caution due to crime and safety concerns typical of many tourist destinations.
Not all beaches in Cabo are safe for swimming due to strong currents and riptides, along with large powerful waves. Always heed local warnings and flag systems on beaches, and prefer swimming in hotel pools or designated safe beaches.
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