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| TRAVELER TIPS To maximize your stay in with us, we’ve included the following information to show you everything from how to rent a car, how to call home or where to find essential information about the language, currency, climate and more.
Learn about our location, population, climate, language and time zone. Read more.
All major Mexican national banks are represented. For your convenience, many locations have ATM machines that accept US bank cards in the same manner as they do at home. Read more.
Major hotels and restaurants have purified drinkable water. Water comes from the surrounding mountains and is filtered through natural sand beds. Many resorts desalinate and purify their own water on property.
International communication is widely available, but costly. A surcharge is applied to calls made from hotel rooms. Your best bet may be to call collect or use a calling card. Local phone cards can save you money. Read more.
Mexico celebrates several national holidays annually. Except for banks and government offices being closed, your vacation plans should not be disrupted. Read more.
Some will tell you the best way to see the sights in Los Cabos is by foot, but no matter where you choose to stay, a car is a must if you want to experience both Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, or take a side trip. Read more.
The San José del Cabo International Airport (SJD) is located just 20 minutes north of San José del Cabo and welcomes domestic, international and private or charter flights year-round. Read more.
For your convenience, we’ve included a list of important and emergency telephone numbers in the area. Read more.
Source: This information has been provided in whole or in part by the Los Cabos Tourism Board.
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