Los Cabos,
Baja California Sur
Where the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean meet — home of El Arco, world-class resorts, and endless adventure at the tip of the Baja Peninsula.
About Los Cabos
Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, México
Located at the tip of the Baja California Sur Peninsula, Los Cabos is world-renowned for its spectacular desert landscapes and crystal-clear beaches — also known as the "Capital of Marlin" and home of the iconic El Arco, where the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean converge at "Land's End." Today it stands among the most prestigious international tourism destinations on earth.
Just over 40 years ago, Los Cabos was a modest fishing village established since colonization with little population. Its extraordinary geography — a rugged desert meeting two distinctly different seas — is what transformed it from a quiet outpost into a world-class destination, attracting travelers from every corner of the globe.
Today, Los Cabos is home to some of the most luxurious resorts in the world, first-class marinas, and the largest billfish tournament on the planet. Its golf courses consistently rank among the global top 100. A thriving culinary scene — led by internationally trained chefs using local Baja ingredients — makes gastronomy one of the destination's most compelling assets.
Whether you arrive for the surf, the sport fishing, the nightlife of the Marina District, or simply to watch humpback whales breach from a pristine beach, Los Cabos delivers an experience impossible to find anywhere else. Transroute connects you to every corner of this destination in comfort and style.
Why Los Cabos
A destination unlike any other
Two Oceans
The only place on earth where the turquoise Sea of Cortez and the deep blue Pacific Ocean meet at a single land's end.
World-Class Resorts
From ultra-luxury all-inclusives to boutique eco-lodges — Los Cabos hosts brands like One&Only, Waldorf Astoria, and Four Seasons.
Golf Capital
Over 15 golf courses designed by legends like Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods, with ocean views on every fairway.
Whale Watching
From January to March, gray and humpback whales migrate through Baja waters, visible from shore and by boat.
Sport Fishing
Billfish Capital of the World. Marlin, dorado, tuna, and wahoo in abundance year-round from the Marina of Cabo San Lucas.
Baja Med Cuisine
A fusion culinary movement born here — local seafood, wine from the Valle de Guadalupe, and farm-to-table dining at its finest.
Desert & Beach
Cacti and succulents meet pristine beaches. Hike through arroyos in the morning, swim in the Pacific by afternoon.
300+ Sunny Days
Los Cabos enjoys one of the most consistent climates on earth — making it a year-round destination with mild winters.
Gallery
Los Cabos in pictures
Transfer Zones
Where do you want to go?
Transroute covers all destination zones across southern Baja California Sur — from SJD Airport to your resort, hotel, or villa.
Zone 01
San José del Cabo
Historic charm, art walks, and Puerto Los Cabos marina.
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Corredor Turístico (Tourist Corridor)
Five-star beachfront resorts and championship golf.
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Cabo San Lucas Médano
El Arco views, beach clubs, and the heart of Cabo nightlife.
See transfers Zone 04
Cabo San Lucas Pacific
Cliffside resorts, sunsets, and gated communities.
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Pacific Corridor
Untouched beaches and world-class golf at Diamante.
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Find us at the tip
of the Baja Peninsula
Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) is the main gateway to the region, located between San José del Cabo and the Tourist Corridor. Cabo San Lucas is approximately 45 km west of the airport, reachable in 30–40 minutes via the scenic four-lane coastal highway.
Travel Tips
What to know before you arrive
Book your transfer in advance
Los Cabos SJD Airport can be busy, especially December–March. Pre-booking guarantees a driver waiting at arrivals regardless of flight delays.
Respect the Pacific swimming rules
Pacific-side beaches have strong currents and no-swim flags. Medano Beach and bay-side areas are the safest for swimming. Always check flag colors.
Bring USD or exchange at the airport
USD is accepted almost everywhere. ATMs dispense pesos at competitive rates. Avoid exchanging at hotels — rates are significantly worse.
Hurricane season: June – October
The East Pacific hurricane season can bring tropical storms. Travel insurance is strongly recommended. Most storms affect late August to October.
Whale watching: January – March
Humpback and gray whales pass through the Sea of Cortez during winter. Many resorts offer whale-watching tours — ask your hotel or Transroute concierge.
Tipping culture
Service staff rely on tips. Restaurant: 15–20%. Hotel housekeeping: $1–2 USD/day. Airport porters: $1–2 USD/bag. Drivers: typically included in Transroute rates.
Ready to explore?
Your Los Cabos experience
starts at the airport
Skip the taxi lines and ride-share uncertainty. Transroute's certified drivers meet you at arrivals — tracked flight, ice-cold water, bilingual service.
- Flight-tracking — no charge for delays
- All vehicles certified Punto Limpio
- Bilingual, professional chauffeurs
- Fixed prices — no surge pricing