The 4 Best Morning Tours in Los Cabos

1.San Jose del Cabo Small-Group Sunrise Whale Watching

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 46 reviews · from $99Our pick

Watch migrating whales at sunrise from a small boat in San José del Cabo, with coffee, expert guides, and a maximum group of 10.

“What an outstanding early morning we had - we saw multiple whales, listened to educational content appropriate for children and adults, and felt safe and well cared for during our tour. Our guide, Sofie, had a sincere love for her guests and sharing her knowledge with each of us. I highly recommend this experience!”

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2.Educational Sunrise Whale Watching with Photos Included

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · 3 hours (approx.)

Watch Cabo’s sunrise from the sea, hear whales by hydrophone, and see the Arch, Lover’s Beach, and sea lions on a small-group boat tour.

“The sunrise cruise was worth getting up early. Angelica was an amazing guide. She was so knowledgable and pleasant. The boat Captain did a great job in getting us to see the whales. The whale songs were captivating.”

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3.Sunrise Whale Watching boat tour with marine biologist

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 14 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $129

Watch whales at sunrise in Cabo with a marine biologist, hear them by hydrophone, snorkel at Chileno Bay, and visit the Arch in a small group.

“What an absolutely amazing tour! Angelica was so knowledgeable and got us so close to the whales. I never would have dreamed that we would get he pictures we did. I'm so glad we went with them instead of a bigger company!”

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4.Sunrise Guided Desert Hike in Los Cabos

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 5 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $69Best value

Hike Cabo’s Baja Desert at sunrise, ride off-road to Deer-Cliff Point, see the Hidden Arch, and enjoy a local lunch for $69 plus park fee.

“The tour group size is kept small. Your hike starts with hotel pick up in a large SUV. They arrived to pick us up a few mins early so be sure to be on time if not 5 mins early. Then a drive to the ranch. After arriving your guide will take you on an ATV to the trail head. Our guide Pablo took his time to tell us about all the different cactus in the area. We were even lucky enough to get to try the Pitaya fruit! The hike its self isn’t very difficult but does offer mixed terrain. A pair of good walking shoes should be fine.…”

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