Ships dock at Cabo San Lucas Tender Pier. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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One cruise terminal.
Walk times from Cabo San Lucas Tender Pier.
Bustling open-air craft market steps from the tender landing
Waterside shopping complex with boutiques and tour kiosks
Full-service pharmacy conveniently located near the cruise pier
Quiet local beach at the entrance to the marina channel
French Mediterranean dining in the heart of Baja California
Official activity and visitor information centre along the marina
Secluded cove tucked against the Land's End cliffs
Casual waterfront tiki pub serving tropical drinks and beer
Cabo San Lucas restaurant and sports bar with live music
Traditional Japanese restaurant serving sushi and teppanyaki
Inexpensive restaurant and bar in Cabo San Lucas
Lounge bar, kitchen, and boutique in Cabo San Lucas
Specialist gallery showcasing intricate indigenous Huichol beadwork and yarn art
Eclectic souvenir and handicraft boutique on Boulevard Marina
Quirky gift and novelty shop in historic downtown
Rugged coastal hill overlooking the harbour and Land's End
Multi-vendor indoor shopping bazaar for souvenirs and clothing
Milestone monument marking the terminus of the Transpeninsular Highway
Quick-service taquería dishing up flavourful tacos and salsas
Cosy downtown coffeehouse serving fresh espresso and light snacks
Open-air dive bar with rock music and cheap beers
Traditional shopping arcade with Mexican folk handicrafts
Historical civic monument dedicated to Baja California's heritage
No-frills taco and beer joint in the downtown dining quarter
Famed open-air beach club directly on Médano Beach
Dramatic Pacific-side beach with crashing waves and golden sand
Calm, sheltered cove near the arch on the Sea of Cortez
Airy downtown cafe known for fresh breakfasts and pancakes
Iconic granitic sea arch marking Land's End
Artisanal coffee roaster and bakery near Médano Beach
Authentic neighbourhood diner specialising in handmade huaraches
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Historic coastal ruins of the 1920s cannery that birthed modern Cabo
Lively historic eatery famed for traditional Mexican fare and premium tequilas
Longstanding seafood and Mexican kitchen near the waterfront
Town centre museum showcasing paleontology, Pericú culture, and marine biology
Authentic municipal market filled with fresh produce and artisan wares
More ports nearby: San Jose del Cabo, La Paz, Mazatlán, Loreto, Puerto Vallarta.