Maui beach week
A resort coast, a sunrise at the summit, and a snorkel morning. The classic first Hawaii trip.
Short flight / Los Cabos / 5 nights
Los Cabos sun getaway
Desert meets sea. Golf, whale watching in season, and long dinners by the water.
Ideas for your stay
Beach resortMedano Beach is Cabo San Lucas's best-known swimmable beach, close to the marina and central activity. It can be lively and busy, so arrive early for more space and continue to watch for changing water conditions.Read area advice 
Boat to Land's EndEl Arco is the rock arch at the tip of the Baja peninsula, reached by water from Cabo San Lucas marina. Take a boat trip when conditions are suitable, and keep the day flexible because wind and sea conditions affect routes.Browse related experiences Golf or spaBrowse related experiences Old town eveningBrowse related experiences A sample plan: 5 days in Los Cabos
- Day 1Arrive at SJD, settle into your chosen area, and take an easy walk in Cabo San Lucas or San José del Cabo.
- Day 2Take a boat outing to El Arco and Land's End, then spend time at Medano Beach if sea conditions are suitable.
- Day 3Visit Chileno Beach or Santa Maria Bay, following ocean guidance before swimming or snorkeling.
- Day 4Explore San José del Cabo's historic center, Art District, and estuary, with time for a relaxed meal.
- Day 5Choose a whale-watching trip in season, a marina walk, or a final beach morning before departure.
Where to stay in Los Cabos
Cabo San Lucaslively, marina centered, social, convenientCabo San Lucas is the busiest part of the region, with the marina, Medano Beach, nightlife, and straightforward access to Land's End boats. It suits groups and travelers who want activity nearby, but it is less quiet than San José del Cabo.
San José del Cabocalm, historic, artistic, walkableSan José del Cabo centers on a historic square and art district, with a slower pace than Cabo San Lucas. It is a good choice for couples and travelers who enjoy local streets and galleries, while ocean swimming should always be assessed beach by beach.
Tourist Corridorcoastal, resort oriented, spread out, scenicThe Tourist Corridor runs between the two main towns, placing travelers near bays, beaches, and major coastal views. It works for a stay centered on relaxation and day trips, though a taxi or rental car is useful because sights are spread along the highway.
East Caperemote, quiet, rugged, outdoorThe East Cape faces the Sea of Cortez and feels more remote, with open beaches and access toward Cabo Pulmo. It suits independent travelers seeking quiet and water activities, but services are limited and road conditions require more planning.When the value is best
The driest winter months, holiday periods, and spring-break windows usually bring the highest rates. Late spring and parts of summer can offer better value, but hotter weather and tropical-weather risk should be weighed before booking.
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