The Directory Your guide to Los Cabos Activities
Los Cabos offers an astonishing abundance of things to do and adventures to be had. Located at the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula, the region boasts incredible weather year-round as well as a plethora of stunning places to visit.
Alcaravea Gourmet
Chef Enrique Diaz Gerard’s downtown hideaway is worth a visit, if only to glimpse its lovely flower-and-vine-garlanded entrance, and to relax in a romantic bistro atmosphere framed by candles and colorful paintings.
Baja Lobster Co.
It’s only appropriate that Baja Lobster Co. is set near Luxury Avenue in what is known as the Marina Golden Zone since its signature offering, lobster, is the most luxurious of all menu options.
Blue Fish Seafood
Every dish at Blue Fish Seafood is an instagrammer’s delight: The food is simply picture perfect. But, even more than that, the fresh local seafood featured in these dishes are of the highest quality and served in time-honored Baja California Sur style preparations.
Cabo Wabo
This history of Cabo San Lucas can be easily divided into two periods: the era before Sammy Hagar’s iconic nightclub opened in 1990 and everything since then.
Cafe des Artistes
Chef Thierry Blouet has masterfully married Mexican fine cuisine and French influences at his award-winning Café des Artistes restaurants. The newest his third in México opened to great acclaim at the JW Marriott Resort, and its understated elegance and awe-inspiring views of the Sea of Cortés are enough to take your breath away.
Campestre Restaurant Bar
One of the questions we most field at the magazine is: But where do the locals eat? Look no further than Campestre Restaurant Bar, a favorite of locals and longtime expats. And, while it does require breaking away from the beaten path, you’ll quickly discover this is a journey worth taking. To be fair, just about any concierge or taxi driver could easily give you directions.
Captain Tonys
The best pizzas in Cabo San Lucas aren’t found in Italian-themed trattorias or pizzerias but instead under a palapa on the marina boardwalk, in a restaurant most notably frequented by fishermen.
Chins Restaurant
Los Cabos needed a good Chinese restaurant, and Chin’s has delivered. Originally from Las Vegas, Nevada, the restaurant serves its signature combination of Cantonese and hot-and-spicy Szechuan cuisine to happy patrons at the Shoppes at Palmilla on the tourist corridor.
We appreciate a restaurant with a clear mission. And at Daikoku, the goal is simply to bring diners closer to Japanese cuisine. This is accomplished with a menu and decor that celebrate the Land of the Rising Sun.
