5 Reasons Travelers Are Flocking To Los Cabos Right Now 

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As anybody who has ever vacationed in Los Cabos knows, there are plenty of reasons to visit.   

The super luxury hotels and all-inclusive resorts are reason enough alone to choose Los Cabos as the place to spend your precious few vacation days.   

Of all the reasons to visit the Mexican vacation hotspot, though, there are five reasons that travelers are flocking to Los Cabos right now, ending the summer with an occupancy rate of more than 70 percent.   

Take a look at what they are and how you can make your dream vacation come true. 

Activities 

The wide variety of activities to do in Los Cabos is one of the biggest reasons travelers return to the destination time and time again.   

This is because the diverse landscape allows for many different types of activities to be participated in.   

Some of those activities include: 

• Hiking 

• Bike Riding 

• Beach Horseback Riding  

• Camel Riding on the Beach 

• ATVing 

• Ziplining  

• Boat Tours 

• City Tours 

Attractions 

There are also plenty of attractions in Los Cabos that draw tourists to the destination too.   

One of the most iconic attractions is the famous Cabo San Lucas Arch.   

It sits right next to Land’s End, at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, which is where the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez meet.  It can be seen on several different boat tours.   

The city of San Jose del Cabo, with its Cobblestone streets and artist community, is another place that many tourists visit when in Los Cabos.   

These are just a few of the must-see attractions.  

Water Sports 

Water sports are another thing that draws thousands of tourists to the shores of Los Cabos every year.   

There are several tour companies offering the opportunity to enjoy activities like snorkeling, diving, jet skiing, parasailing, and more.   

You can also find small watercraft, like paddleboards and kayaks, for rent all along Medano Beach.   

Ecotourism/Nature 

Los Cabos and the surrounding areas are the perfect place for ecotourism and to explore nature.   

Just two hours away is the Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park, a nearly 30-square-mile park that is home to more than 10 species of coral and hundreds of species of marine life.   

Additionally, the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains are just steps away and are home to a waterfall and hot springs.   

Beaches 

Of course, the beaches are the number one reason travelers visit Los Cabos, and there are many to choose from.   

A total of 25 of the destination’s beaches are Blue Flag certified, too, meaning that they meet certain standards on a worldwide scale.   

The beaches that tourists enjoy the most are: 

• Chileno Beach 

• Santa Maria Beach 

• Medano Beach 

• Palmilla Beach 

• Lover’s Beach 

Bonus Reason Tourists Are Flocking To Los Cabos Right Now 

When a destination has as much to offer as Los Cabos does, the only thing that can make it even better is having it be so easy to get there.   

From many cities in the U.S., it’s only a few-hour flight to Los Cabos, and there are many flights available.   

Nonstop flights depart from a total of 28 different U.S. airports, adding up to hundreds of flights arriving in Los Cabos each week.   

Why Fall Is The Best Time To Visit Los Cabos 

In regards to the weather and availability of things to do, there’s no bad time to visit Los Cabos, but fall is a particularly good time.   

The weather is mild, with some occasional rain due to being the “stormy” season, and there is still plenty of sunshine.   

More importantly, it’s the shoulder season, so the crowds aren’t as big and hotel rates are typically slightly lower, and that just sweetens the pot.