Where the desert meets the sea at the tip of Baja.
All-Inclusive · Flights Included
Seven-night Los Cabos packages with flights, transfers and resort in one price. Filter by adults-only, family or luxury and compare from your departure city.
View all packages
Los Cabos
Mexico
Sunwing Vacations · Direct flightEarn $13.31 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Mexico
Sunwing Vacations · Direct flightEarn $13.35 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Mexico
Sunwing Vacations · Direct flightEarn $14.15 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Mexico
Sunwing Vacations · Direct flightEarn $14.25 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Mexico
Sunwing Vacations · Direct flightEarn $14.65 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Mexico
Sunwing Vacations · Direct flightEarn $14.95 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Mexico
Air Canada Vacations · Direct flightEarn $15.04 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Mexico
Air Canada Vacations · Direct flightEarn $16.78 back in Tripfetti
Handpicked · Verified reviews
The corridor’s standout resorts, adults-only and family.
Cabo San Lucas
Earn $3.75 back in Tripfetti
San Jose Del Cabo
Earn $5.49 back in Tripfetti
Cabo San Lucas
Earn $8.95 back in Tripfetti
Cabo San Lucas
Earn $9.19 back in Tripfetti
San Jose Del Cabo
Earn $9.22 back in Tripfetti
Cabo San Lucas
Earn $9.38 back in Tripfetti
Cabo San Lucas
Earn $10.23 back in Tripfetti
San Jose Del Cabo
Earn $10.43 back in Tripfetti
Los Cabos
Earn $12.26 back in Tripfetti
San Jose Del Cabo
Earn $12.29 back in Tripfetti
At a glance
Los Cabos all-inclusive resorts line a 33-kilometre corridor where the Baja desert meets the Sea of Cortez, with dramatic arches, winter whales and golden beaches. Two towns anchor the trip: lively Cabo San Lucas, with its marina, nightlife and the famous El Arco rock arch, and laid-back San Jose del Cabo, with an arts district and calmer feel. The scenery is a big draw, cactus-covered hills dropping into deep blue water, and the region is known for golf, sport fishing and some of Mexico’s most design-forward resorts. Note the Pacific-side surf can be strong, so swimming is best at the sheltered Medano and Chileno beaches.
Climate
24–32°C · desert-dry
Desert-dry and sunny. Whale season Dec–Apr; brief rains Aug–Sep.
Currency
Mexican Peso
1 CAD ≈ 14 MXN · USD also accepted
Entry
Visa-free
Valid passport only
By boatBoat out to the iconic arch and Lovers Beach at Land's End, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez.
Dec – MarGrey and humpback whales pass close to shore between December and March — one of the world's best viewing spots.
Year-roundCabo is the 'Marlin Capital of the World' — some of the world's best marlin fishing, with half-day charters departing right from the marina.
Passport: A valid Canadian passport is all you need — no visa required for tourist stays up to 180 days.
FMM Tourist Card: Issued digitally on arrival. Complete the online form before flying to save time at immigration.
Travel insurance: Provincial health plans do not cover medical care in Mexico. Comprehensive travel insurance is essential.
Power & plugs: Mexico uses 120V/60Hz — the same as Canada. No adapter needed.
Time zone: Los Cabos runs on Mountain Standard Time (MST) — two hours behind Toronto.
Warm, dry days and cooler evenings; whale season runs Dec–Mar. Busiest and priciest.
Hot and sunny with great value in the shoulder months.
Hottest and most humid, with a small chance of Pacific storms.
Dry and sunny nearly year-round, with warm winters that draw the crowds.
Where to stay
Los Cabos offers a range of areas to base yourself, from lively beach strips to quiet upscale enclaves. Here's how to choose.
West end
The lively hub — the Marina, Médano Beach, nightlife, and the famous Arch all within reach.
Between the towns
A 33 km stretch of luxury resorts, golf courses, and dramatic clifftop ocean views.
East end
A charming colonial town with an art district, gallery nights, and a calmer pace.
Cabo San Lucas
The main swimmable beach, lined with beach clubs, water sports, and family resorts.
Beyond the resort
Todos Santos and its Pacific surf town, desert ATV tours, Sea of Cortez snorkelling and sunset sails are all easy from either town.
Must-DoGlass-bottom boat to the Arch, Lover's Beach, and the sea-lion colony.
SeasonalGet close to migrating grey and humpback whales between December and April.
Pueblo MágicoExplore a bohemian desert town of galleries, surf, and the famous Hotel California.
AdventureRide ATVs through the Baja desert to the Pacific, with a camel safari and lunch.
All-inclusive packages with flights from Canada, starting at
Good to know
Everything Canadian travellers ask before booking
No. Canadians don't need a visa for tourist stays up to 180 days — you'll receive a free tourist card (FMM) on arrival.
Direct flights run about 5h 50m from Toronto, mostly seasonally; otherwise a quick connection via a U.S. or Mexican hub.
October to May is gloriously dry and sunny. December–April is prime whale-watching season.
The main tourist and resort areas of Los Cabos are well-patrolled and popular with Canadian families. Use standard precautions as anywhere.
The Mexican Peso (MXN) is official, but US dollars are widely accepted at resorts.
It's strongly recommended. Healthcare in Mexico is private and can be costly without coverage.
At sheltered beaches like Médano and Chileno, yes — many Pacific-facing beaches have strong currents and aren't safe for swimming.
Yes, you can add excursions like El Arco Boat Tour and Whale Watching Safari to your trip at checkout.
