Taxis are easy to find where ever you are traveling, although the price is usually high. Expect to pay $8-10 US to travel a mile in Cabo San Lucas or $35-40 US to travel from San Jose del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas.
Shared shuttle driver ~ tip $2-3 US each way. Maid ~ $4-5 per day. Tip more if you track sand into the room or if you leave dishes to be washed. Various hotel staff ~ tip as you would like, but no tip is expected.
Rental clubs are $55 or $65, and they finally have new clubs to offer... They were pretty beaten up, with slippery grips. Price varies a lot depending on season. Also if you can get a 4some together, you can save a lot.
Greens fees in the summer are as low as $180 and cost $355 during the high season. The Cabo Real golf course is home to several prestigious golf tournaments, including two PGA Senior Slams, and is regarded as the hardest front nine of golf in Los Cabos. Greens fees range from $140-$280.
When drinking at a bar, whether it be in town or at your all-inclusive resorts, it is appropriate to tip 20 pesos per drink, or the equivalent to $1 USD.
The Bellhop: 25 – 50 pesos is a standard tip for helping you to your room and with your luggage. The Concierge: Tipping 50 to 150 pesos for helpful recommendations is always appreciated. Housekeeping: A tip of 25 to 50 pesos a day for keeping your room tidy is appropriate.
The Ocean (Cove Club) course is now closed to the public and is a private course only - The Desert course is still available to be booked.
Guests at Secrets Puerto Los Cabos have access to the property's 18-hole golf course.
Where to play: Quivira Golf Club green fees start at $233 and peak at $380, depending on the season and time of day; www.quiviragolfclub.com, 52 (624) 142-9973, ext. 5711, 5712.
RatesRates:October to MayJune to SeptemberPrime Time (7:00am – 10:48am)$380$323Mid Morning (11:00am – 12:24pm)$323$275Twilight (12:36pm – 2:00pm)$275$233
Private'; Los Cabos has two private clubs open to members and guests only.
Yeah, counting on a taxi to get you back to your ship on time from Punta Sur, is a risk I wouldn't be willing to take.
You don't need to contact a transport company. There will be a bunch of cabs waiting at the dock. Or if you want to book a taxi driver/guide...we like Marip A. NinoEspinosa. He's on Facebook. There are a least a dozen drivers suggested on Cozumel 4 You on Facebook. Use the search box on that page.
We sure wouldn't take a taxi to Punta Sur and expect to hail one for the ride back. I'd do what Mark suggests and hire a taxi for however long you want to go to the park.
What is the cheapest way to get from Cabo San Lucas to Punta Mita (Station)?
There is no direct connection from Cabo San Lucas to Punta Mita (Station). However, you can take the bus to La Paz, take the drive to La Paz Ferry Terminal, take the car ferry to Mazatlan Ferry Terminal, take the drive to Mazatlán, take the bus to Tepic, take the bus to Bucerias, take the walk to Bucerías, then take the bus to Punta Mita.
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Cabo San Lucas cruise terminal. The port has no dedicated cruise terminal (building). Cruise ships in Cabo San Lucas anchor in the bay (offshore) from where their passengers are tendered to the yacht marina (inner harbor). The marina is located at just 10-min walking distance (along the waterfront) from the city center.
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The port city is also a popular port of call for many cruise companies. Cabo San Lucas also provides a small international airfield, handling air traffic for general aviation flights as well as air taxi service. Many travelers get around the area via the numerous local taxis which service the primary parts of the city, the Corridor and the airport. A system of small buses is also available to be used by locals and tourists, which costs a few pesos and is much less expensive than taxis.
Cabo San Lucas is located approximately 29 miles (48km) southeast of the Los Cabos Airport. Printable map to take along on your cruise. Cruise calendar for this port.
Cabo San Lucas, with its large marina and beautiful bay where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean, is famous for its casual atmosphere and exciting nightlife. Long a favorite for anglers out to land the big one, Cabo San Lucas also has great beaches, lots of shopping and restaurants, and a variety of hotels and resorts for any budget. CS Lucas is also known for its famous stone arch, called El Arco, a magnificent natural rock formation at Land's End. Cabo San Lucas' long sandy main beach, El Medano, is the place for swimming and water sports, with lots of fun restaurants in the sand, golf and postcard perfect views. A popular Cruise Port for cruise ships along the Mexican Riviera, CS Lucas is also a popular destination for Spring Break and a hideaway for the rich and famous.
CS Lucas is also known for its famous stone arch, called El Arco, a magnificent natural rock formation at Land's End. Cabo San Lucas' long sandy main beach, El Medano, is the place for swimming and water sports, with lots of fun restaurants in the sand, golf and postcard perfect views.
Shopping and Food. When you get off the tender, to your left is a flea market, to your right is the boardwalk. You can walk along & there are places to eat. When you exit the dock, walk to your right toward the big hotel that is at the end of the marina.
As US dollars are widely accepted in Cabo San Lucas, you don't have to change your dollars into pesos. If you're using dollars alone, make sure to bring smaller denominations to pay for incidentals and taxi rides. Credit cards are not as widely accepted as in Europe or the USA.
Tours Excursions Transportation: A car is certainly not essential in Cabo, but if you want to explore the area (rather than stroll the Marina district and/or take a water taxi to Medano) a car is a good option. Depending how long you will be in port.
There are a number of cafes which offer free WiFi for customers and Wi-Fi hotspots to be found in Cabo San Lucas.
Cruise ships anchor a short distance offshore and tender to the Marina. Cabo San Lucas’s Marina is the heart of Cabo. This is a world-class destination marina that hosts fishing, sail, and luxury boats. More details about the cruise port can be found here.
This is the beach that runs from the mouth of the Marina past the Villa del Palmar Riu hotel. It’s warm, clear and calm waters coupled with soft white sands make it perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Los Cabos is on a fast track to becoming Mexico’s ultimate golf destination if it isn’t already. It features 15 world class courses with seven of them in Cabo San Lucas. Some of the most challenging and distinct golf courses in Cabo include the Cabo San Lucas Country club a 27 hole course designed by golfing expert Jack Nicklaus.
Cabo San Lucas was created for outdoor pursuits especially beach bumming. One of its most popular beaches is Lovers Beach also known as Playa del Armor. Lovers beach is located at the bottom of the rock formations at land’s end.
1. Wander Around the Marina. Cabo San Lucas doesn’t have a cruise terminal yet. Cruise ships anchor a short distance offshore and tender to the Marina.
Water-based activities are popular in Cabo and so is snorkeling and diving. The best place to start your snorkeling adventures is at the pelican rocks in Land’s end. Lots of marine life here, colorful candy-colored fish, sea lions, and sea urchins.
Try chocolate clams, fish tacos, shrimp, lobster, chicken or pork tamales fajados and the smoked marlin.