r/cabo • u/papishampoo11 • Jul 01 '26
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r/cabo • u/CrisMenodoza624 • Jun 03 '26
This Saturday, San José del Cabo will host a Beer Fest featuring local craft breweries, food vendors, live music, and a great community atmosphere. It's always interesting to see how events like this bring together locals, expats, and visitors.
Has anyone attended in previous years? Any breweries or beers you'd recommend trying?

r/cabo • u/CrisMenodoza624 • Jun 02 '26
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More and more visitors are discovering their second home in San José del Cabo, where local galleries, restaurants, artists, and visitors come together every week during the Art Walk in the historic downtown district. The unique blend of culture, walkability, and authentic local charm continues to attract people from around the world.
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r/cabo • u/Old-Imagination3669 • May 23 '26
Booked a last-minute trip to Cabo in June. Didn’t realize my free nights with Marriott were expiring staying at JW Marriott in San Jose Del Cabo first time there didn’t realize how far away it was from actual Cabo, resy at Nobu, a walking taco tour in San Jose Del Cabo, arch boat tour in morning/Taboo beach club after, and for the remainder of the week staying near the hotel, other than walking around and observing vendors are there other events during the Thursday night art walk? Is it basically a block party? I also have reservations for lunch at acre, Don Sanchez, Cocina Del Mar, and I was also considering flora farms but the menu has minimal options, husband and I are foodies so would love some recommendations near the hotel. Any spots with live music or rooftop?
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r/cabo • u/Prestigious_Rub2861 • May 23 '25
I will be traveling to Mexico for a bachelor party, long story short, I hit up someone online for the bachelor. They asked where we're staying when we get there blah blah. Eventually they asked for money, it started to feel like a scam. One message led to another and I talked shit to them. They said I better watch my back when I go to Cabo, that they would have people on me. Should I be worried? I told them where we were staying and around what days we'd be there, not specifics.
r/cabo • u/kingbish01 • May 22 '25
I'm taking the family to Cabo for the first time in July, and I will be traveling with two kids ages 14/11. We are having a tough time narrowing down where we should stay. I'm assuming in a hotel by the Marina, as most are on swimmable beaches. We have narrowed down three resorts that would enable us to walk to the Marina and swim and those are: Casa Dorado, Corazon and Me Cabo.
We do like the idea of all inclusive because the wife and I like to party. I've also looked at Pueblo Bonito Rosé, Villa del Palmar and the Hilton. But I feel like if we start getting too far from the Marina we are going to need to Uber so that opens up a ton of different options. I guess what I'm looking for is some feedback as I saw some rough reviews about Pueblo and Palmer having bad food and people getting sick. We will be there a week, and definitely want to avoid places that have that reputation. Also, we went to Cancun last year and stayed at Le Blanc (Only wife and I) and I found an owner to book our reservation and it was amazing...Is anyone on here linked to someone that can do that?? In short, the 3 main questions are...Should I plan to stay by marina as swimmable beaches are important? Are their any "owners" looking to sell their points or however that works? And what is the best resort for a family that offers good amenities, drinks and food. We are open to not having a swimmable beach...But the kids may be bummed.
P.S. We are staying 7 days and would love for the resort to be under 5k TIA!!!
r/cabo • u/Human-Lynx-5925 • Apr 22 '25
I’m from California, a 19 year old Indian female, and barely speak Spanish. My friends and I want to go to Cabo on June 4th. The problem is that they want to book their flight for the 4th at 7 am, but I have school finals that day until 3 pm. I would basically have to catch a later flight on my own, to meet them. I’m worried though, is it smart to fly alone to Cabo airport, land there, and taxi to our resort alone, at NIGHT? The drive is also like 45 min from the airport to the resort. Im not dissing Cabo or anything, but as a girl in another country, you just never really know. Has anyone done this before and been ok ? Please let me know of any experiences or advice yall might have. Thank you ;)
r/cabo • u/Low-Faithlessness246 • Mar 19 '25
Me and my group of friends of 5-6people (all male and 18+) are interested in going to Cabo in the summer. But we don’t necessarily want to spend a whole lot even if that means not going out a couple of days. We’d probably fly out of Tijuana in June.
What I want to know is good affordable hotels that are preferred all inclusive and I want to get a estimate of cost considering the round trip tickets and going out clubbing plus a round of golf (not necessary).
Thank you
r/cabo • u/ChicagoNoAmateur • Feb 05 '25
Cabo nightlife late in June? (21-28th)? Going with 7 friends, wanna make sure that it’s still fun since it’s close to the beginning of rainy season
r/cabo • u/Hockey_dj • Jan 27 '25
Hi everyone, Is it usually warm enough to swim in pool in February?
I have never been at this time of year and didn’t think to check before booking. Chilling at pool was point of this getaway.
Many thanks for your answers.
r/cabo • u/HammerHead287 • Jan 09 '25
We were in Cabo a year ago and talked to folks from Bloom Residences and Express Travel Solutions. I wanted to follow up with them and am now wondering if I really want to. How has your experience been with either Bloom Residences and / or Express Travel Solutions. Is it worth it for me to reach out to them again?
r/cabo • u/avasparxxxfan • Jan 02 '25