Los Cabos lies at the southernmost point of Baja California Sur. It is one of the world’s most famous destinations. beach destinations in Mexico—and maybe even the world. Although just a nonstop flights away from major US Cities like Los Angeles, Seattle, DallasEven if you don’t have a smartphone, you can still use the app. New YorkLos Cabos is a world apart. Comprised of two main towns, the party-heavy Cabo San Lucas and the more refined San José del Cabo, its vast desert landscape is framed by the towering Sierra de la Laguna mountain range and studded with massive cacti and palms that lead to rolling dunes lining the Pacific Ocean. Although the area has been a favorite for outdoor adventurers seeking thrills like ATV tours, parasailing, and water sports (like water skiing), it is also known as a paradise for revelers.
Los Cabos is the perfect destination for bachelorette parties, offering a unique blend of luxury, barefoot, and excess after-dark. Bachelorette parties can start at luxury resorts like the Four Seasons with green juices by the pool. One&Only Palmilla The following are some examples of how to use The Cape, a Thompson HotelEnd your night with dancing under the stars and mezcal cocktails at desert nightlife venues such as Crania.
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Whether your crew is craving pure relaxation or a dance-until-you-forget-your-name kind of weekend (or both—we don’t judge!This corner of Baja is a great place to relax. Welcome to the Baja Peninsula, where you can find everything from luxury hotels with a design flair to day spas that offer cold plunge rituals and private yachts for whale watching in the vicinity of the Los Arcos rock formations. This is your definitive guide to planning a bachelorette in Cabo that’s anything but cliché.
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What should I plan for my group to do in Cabo when they arrive?
For bachelorette groups, the most convenient option is to use a ride-sharing or private transport service. Many hotels will arrange for private vehicles to be used by groups. Car rental companies and ride sharing services such as Uber are also readily available.
How long should I stay at Cabo during a bachelorette?
Most bachelorette groups will find that a four-day getaway is the perfect length. It allows them to experience beach activities, nightlife and relaxation, without feeling rushed. This duration also allows for a mixture of planned and spontaneous activities while keeping costs low.
When is the best season to travel to Cabo to celebrate a bachelorette party?
Cabo’s best season is usually November to April. This is when you’ll find the best weather conditions, with warm, dry days and brisk nights—perfect for groups who want to enjoy the beach and nightlife. I would also avoid the hurricane season between June and October, along with spring break crowds.
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Where to eat
Cabo has cemented itself as one of Mexico’s most dynamic culinary destinations—and for good reason. These restaurants are just as visually appealing as they’re inventive. The outposts are designed to make you feel like you’re in the middle of a tropical palm grove, or pressing tortillas by hand on a farm. I recommend you start at Flora FarmsThe restaurant is set in 25 acres of desert. There is a restaurant on the grounds of a working organic garden, with mango trees framing your table. Live music always drifts through the air and the dishes are plated using herbs that have been freshly picked from the gardens. Brunch is a must-do experience.
Nearby is Tamarindos, an outdoor restaurant set within a historic estate outside San José del Cabo. In this open-air cooking class, you will learn how to make Baja cuisine like citrusy ceviche and spicy chilerellenos. If you’re looking for the best fine dining in the region, check out Manta. The flagship restaurant is The Cape, a Thompson HotelEnrique Olvera is the chef of. Mexico City’s Top restaurant Pujol. You can enjoy the stunning views of Los Arcos while enjoying a menu that combines Japanese precision and bold Mexican flavors. Dishes include smoked Kampachi Sashimi and Miso-glazed Black Cod.
After a night out, you can head to the beach for a quick recovery. Pez Gallo, a minimalist café in San José’s art district where the coffee is strong and the vibe is easy, or post up at Lab Coffee For rooftop cold brews and avocado toast with Baja flair. If you’re a sleeper, there are tacos available at La Lupita. They are the best in this area.
Where to Stay
Where you stay in Cabo will determine the overall rhythm of your vacation. Private villas, such as this one or Airbnbs are more affordable. seaside respite in San José del Cabo or this luxurious home Boutique hotels (such as those in Cabo San Luis) offer a great option for people who want privacy, full kitchens and lots of space. They also provide a higher level of service and amenities.
To enjoy a desert getaway, you can choose to stay in a lush environment. Acre, with its treehouse-style villas, is the perfect respite if your ideal stay includes nesting within a 25-acre palm oasis just outside San José del Cabo. Each stilted bungalow is built from reclaimed wood, and the jungle surrounds it. This blends rustic charm and modern comforts. With a convivial outdoor pool, an award-winning restaurant, and an on-site cocktail bar, you never have to leave the property—but if you do, you’ll want to return by sunset for margaritas and live music.
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If you want to enjoy ocean views and luxurious suites, then look no further. The Cape, a Thompson HotelThe hotel is perfect. Each room has a sea view, and some have private terraces or outdoor tubs. Enjoy pre-dinner drinks on the rooftop of the hotel before dining at Manta, by chef Enrique Olvera. For peak luxury, One&Only Palmilla The resort offers a unique experience with butler services and casitas which open onto a private cove. The hotel’s spa is one of the biggest in Baja Sur and offers a variety of wellness classes, including yoga, Pilates, and treatments inspired by ancient Mexican healing rituals.
For groups who want to be in the heart of the action in downtown San José del Cabo, a stay at Drift San José Delivers with minimalist design. It is just steps from top restaurants, bars and galleries in the neighborhood. There’s even a central pool and courtyard that transforms into a relaxing lounge area by evening.
Play the game
Los Cabos is best explored by boat. Private charters usually depart from Los Cabos Marina with a crew that will provide snacks and drinks as you sail towards the Los Arcos rock formation. A stop at Lover’s Beach is ideal for a champagne-fueled swim, and whale watching is also guaranteed. On land, you can take a cooking lesson at Tamarindos This is a great option for large groups, and you can get to know the local ingredients. Chefs will guide you in selecting your own herbs and veggies to create regional dishes, such as stuffed tamales with corn and fish tacos.
