Los Cabos · HALF-DAY
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 half-day tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Review of Cabo’s private half-day panga fishing trip, with practical advice on boats, catches, extra fees, guides, and value.
“Juan Carlos hooked us up with Captain Pedro on the boat Sushi Time. We caught a striped marlin that whooped our butts. Captain Pedro is an OG badass. Would recommend Captain Pedro and Juan Carlos to anyone looking for an unforgettable fish trip.”
Review of a six-hour Los Cabos tour with San José history, Cabo landmarks, glassblowing, tequila, lunch, and the Arch by boat.
“The cultural experience was nice. Charlie our guide was very knowledgeable of the history of Los Cabos, and he was hilarious as well.”
Sail Cabo’s coast, snorkel near Land’s End, watch sea lions, and enjoy lunch plus an open bar on this three-hour yacht trip.
“The crew was absolutely incredible. however, we signed up for snorkeling and there was no snorkeling. it was just a sunset sail with snacks which was great. it was also listed as a 3-hour activity and was a 2 hour activity”
Review of Cabo’s private five-hour fishing charter, with Arch views, experienced crews, catch cooking, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Captain was awesome and his helping hand was helpful in every way will definitely be going with them again!!!”
Review of Cabo’s 3-hour Santa Maria and Chileno Bay kayak and snorkel tour, with glass-bottom kayaks, guides, transport, tips, and value advice.
“We liked the Santa Maria Bay, the snorkeling was the best I've seen in a while even when we went in the afternoon when the water is a little rougher. We didn't kayak due to rough waters between the two bays. Instead we went to the dry riverbed and did a hike to a spring. It was very cool. The only thing that was stressful at the end was that we barely made our tender boat back to the cruise at 7pm. But thanks to Carlos and Louie we made the second to last tender boat.”
Review of San José del Cabo ziplining and rappelling, with pulley brakes, hotel pickup, tequila tasting, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“A really fun time ziplining at Costa Azul. Pickup was a breeze in a shared shuttle. The actual experience was really fun, Matias and crew made lots of jokes and generally made it fun. My only wish was that we could go faster on the ziplines. :) But everyone gave great instruction, was super helpful. Rappelling at the end was pretty excellent, the food and drinks at the end were good, tequila tasting was a bonus! Just be advised that there is a bit of hiking uphill involved. Everything is clearly marked and they do have a couple of water stations, but if it's a hot day, just drink a…”
See the Cabo Arch by boat, explore San Jose del Cabo, eat local food, and taste tequila on this six-hour small-group tour.
“The tour was excellent we really enjoy the boat ride, they took us to a local restaurant and the Food was delicious and really good portions as well. I like the sightseeing of the town and learning about its culture our tour guy was very knowledgeable.”
Ride a Polaris RZR through Baja desert trails, canyons, villages, and empty beaches on a five-hour tour from San Jose del Cabo.
“One of the best tours we’ve done while in los cabos. They picked us up at our hotel and we arrived pretty quickly to the destination. When we got there we did have to pay extra for the insurance but was worth it as one of the rzr we rented did break down however they got us another one to replace the one that had broken. The tour started pretty good paced to have fun and enjoy the rzr 1000. We then cruised up and down the beach to take nice pictures. A guy followed us taking profesional pictures as well. After the beach cruise we went through the mountains…”
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