This Magical Town Near Cabo Is Hosting A Wellness Festival Next Month

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If your ideal Cabo getaway is part ocean breeze, part savasana, we’ve got seriously good news.

A new edition of the Todos Santos Wellness Fest lands just up the coast next month—and we at The Cabo Sun think it’s the perfect excuse to swap the party playlist for a sound bath (at least for a weekend).

When & where it’s happening (and why the timing is perfect)

The Todos Santos Wellness Fest returns October 31–November 2, 2025, right as Baja’s temps mellow out and sunsets go cinematic.

Programming spreads across local cultural spaces—Casa de la Cultura and Jardín La Barca—with a lineup centered on yoga, meditation, breathwork, live music, and community activities. That Friday kickoff even dovetails with Día de Muertos observances, so expect marigolds, candles, and a deeper cultural layer to your weekend retreat.

If your fall plans stretch a bit, the series continues the following weekend in Loreto (November 7–9), but for this story we’re laser-focused on Todos Santos—the Pueblo Mágico that’s earned a rep as Baja’s bohemian wellness capital.

What to expect at the festival

Think sunrise flows, mid-morning mindfulness labs, and early-evening live sets you’ll feel in your bones. Organizers emphasize unplugging from screens and reconnecting with nature—very on-brand for a town where palm-lined plazas and farm-to-table kitchens make “slowing down” the default setting. For official schedules, ticket tiers, and guest teachers, check the event portal and the Instituto Mexicano de Yoga page as the dates approach.

Why Todos Santos is the right backdrop

Even outside festival hours, this little stunner has wellness baked into the day-to-day—art walks, surfable breaks (hello, Cerritos), and boutique stays with temazcal rituals and spa programs.

If you’re weighing whether it’s worth carving out time from your main Cabo base, our recent deep-dive on why Todos Santos is booming will seal the deal.

Looking for a vibe check on where to sleep, eat, and reset? We’ve covered why Todos Santos should be next on your vacation list and how it’s not “the next Tulum,” but very much its own soulful scene—rustic-chic, art-forward, and proudly Baja.

Getting there from Los Cabos (it’s easy)

From Cabo San Lucas, it’s a straight shot up Highway 19—about an hour depending on traffic. If you’re skipping the rental car, regional buses run the route and rideshares/private drivers are common.

Parking & walkability: Once in town, you’ll spend most of your time on foot between the plaza, galleries, cafés, and festival venues. Bring comfy sandals for cobblestones and lightweight layers for breezy evenings.

Smart planning tips from our team

• Book early. Boutique rooms in and around the historic center go fast for holiday weekends. Look to Pescadero and Cerritos as great nearby bases if the pueblo core fills up. Our first-timers’ tips for Los Cabos include smart booking windows and what to pack for shoulder season.
• Lean into Día de Muertos. If you’ve never experienced it in Mexico, this is a beautiful, respectful way to learn—expect altars (ofrendas), flowers, and community gatherings layered alongside the festival’s evening programming. (Festival dates overlap Nov 1–2.)
• Mind the mosquitos. Dusk yoga + tropical gardens = pack repellent. Los Cabos authorities have stepped up prevention measures region-wide, and our recent coverage explains what that means for travelers and the best repellents to use.

Make it a wellness-forward Baja weekend

If you want to go all-in, pair your festival pass with a spa afternoon or a temazcal at one of the area’s wellness-driven resorts, then watch the sunset from the plaza with a fresh agua fresca. For more inspo on turning a simple weekend into a restorative reset, see why Los Cabos is a global wellness getaway—then bring that energy up the coast to Todos Santos.

Quick FAQ

• How do I get tickets and see the schedule? Head to the official festival site and social channels; schedules typically publish in the weeks leading up.
• Is this family-friendly? Most daytime yoga/meditation sessions skew adult, but public cultural events in the plaza are open-air and welcoming. Check age notes on specific classes.
• What should I pack? Breathable yoga wear, a light sweater for evenings, comfy walking shoes, reef-safe sunscreen, and mosquito repellent. If you plan a beach day at Cerritos, toss in a hat and quick-dry towel. (Our safety-and-packing notes for first-timers apply perfectly here.)

If you’re craving a calmer, culture-rich side of Baja, this is your sign: set your GPS for Todos Santos, roll out the mat, and let the town’s creative energy do the rest. We’ll see you on the plaza.