If you’ve pre-booked transportation for your Los Cabos trip, the most important thing you can do at the airport is… keep walking. We at The Cabo Sun see travelers get tripped up at the same spot over and over again, and it usually ends with confusion, delays, or getting nudged toward a timeshare pitch you …
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We at The Cabo Sun have been watching the airport numbers all fall, and the picture for this high season is big. If Los Cabos is on your winter wish list, you’re not imagining that flights feel fuller, lines a little longer, and the energy at San José del Cabo’s SJD airport more intense than …
The short answer is: your Los Cabos flight can still operate — but the U.S. side of your trip is wobblier than usual right now, and the longer the shutdown drags on, the more you should build in “cushion time.” We at The Cabo Sun have been watching both the local SJD situation and the …
We at The Cabo Sun have been following the recent surprise downpours that sent water right into Terminal 1 — the national terminal — and yes, those viral clips of travelers watching rainwater creep across the floor were real. Airport director Francisco Villaseñor has now confirmed that an additional flood-prevention system is being brought in …
In a powerful and decisive move to end widespread confusion for travelers, Mexico’s federal government has issued a sharp clarification: ride-sharing apps like Uber are not authorized to provide passenger transportation services at any of the nation’s federal airports, including Los Cabos International (SJD). The official statement was released by the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications …
We’ve been hearing this question nonstop, and as we at The Cabo Sun found out on our own airport run this morning, the honest answer is: it’s getting more predictable—but construction is still very real. We left about 3.5 hours before our flight and the new roundabout work added roughly 10 minutes. If you cut …
It’s the first hurdle of every international vacation: the dreaded immigration and customs line. For years, travelers to Los Cabos (SJD) braced for long, snaking queues, confusing paper forms, and an arrival process that could take an hour or more. But what is the reality on the ground today? We are thrilled to report that …
We’ve been tracking a big shift at the airport—and it’s great news for your wallet. Los Cabos now counts 600+ weekly flights, including 330 from 32 U.S. cities, thanks to fresh routes and a major push by the tourism board. Here’s what that means for your next airfare hunt—and how to use the new connectivity …
We at The Cabo Sun have been watching the airport numbers closely, and September delivered exactly what a shoulder month in Cabo usually does: a brief late-hurricane-season dip, but still very strong by historical standards. Per GAP’s official release, Los Cabos International (SJD) saw international passengers slip 4.0% year-over-year (205.1k → 197.0k), domestic down 5.7%, …
We at The Cabo Sun have been tracking the back-and-forth over tourist transportation in Los Cabos all summer, and now the picture for fall is clearer: expect more checks now and clearer rules later. That’s good news for travelers heading into high season, even if it means a few extra minutes at the curb—especially at …