About Cabo

A Fish Tale Comes True…Cabo San Lucas has been and continues to be one of the world’s greatest sport fishing destinations, and with good reason. Known as the “Marlin Capital of the World”, the waters off Los Cabos, Mexico benefit from the merging of two major bodies of water – the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. Nutrient rich waters driven by offshore currents lure a variety of game fish to the area providing year-round action on species like marlin, sailfish, swordfish, dorado, tuna and wahoo.

World famous annual sport fishing tournaments include: Los Cabos Billfish Tournament, Bisbee International, Tuna Jackpot, IGFA/Rolex and others

Located at Cabo Surf Hotel on Acapulquito Beach, just outside of San Jose del Cabo, enjoy a gorgeous palapa-shaded setting that offers beautiful views of the incoming surf from the Sea of Cortez. As you might expect of a seaside restaurant, fresh seafood is the focus: red snapper, tuna, shrimp, lobster, scallops, mussels, oysters, baby squid and blue crab, although 7 Seas showcases some traditional Mexican dishes, and a large selection of delicious desserts. Highlights include the blue crab tostadas, shrimp ravioli and baked lobster tail. The restaurant also features an excellent internationally representative wine list, and serves gourmet Mexican coffees from Chiapas and Oaxaca. All produce is organic.

The variety, flavor and freshness of its seafood make La Marea Restaurant an unforgettable experience. A wide variety of Ceviches made instantly at the moment, region fresh fish, octopus, steaks, BBQ ribs and more … A wonderful location that offers affordability and a family-friendly atmosphere with a quiet outdoor terrace or, if you prefer, an air-conditioned area, screens for the best sporting events and a children’s area. Located in Peninsula Plaza in San Jose del Cabo, next to the Honda dealership;

Latino 8 is a Mexican seafood eatery that offers an exceptional dining experience. The menu at Latino 8 features a wide range of dishes that are sure to please any palate. Strawberry salad, mango shrimp ceviche, and tuna tartare with watermelon are all excellent starters. Carne y mar tacos and al pastor fish tacos are must-tries, along with stuffed shrimp and crispy chicken breast. Vegetarian options are also available and include such delicacies as vegan mushrooms and caramelized onion tacos.

Cocktail lovers will be delighted with the extensive drink menu that includes spicy mezcal and a variety of margaritas.

Latino 8 is a restaurant that offers warm and welcoming ambiance, Live music adds to the already lively atmosphere of the place, and affordable prices make it a perfect spot for those looking for a delicious meal without breaking the bank.

This restaurant is located in the Chileno Bay Resort and Residences. Yaya is known for Mediterranean cuisine with Californian and Latin American influences. Everything is made from scratch with live fire traditions for cooking. You will find a lot of tastes from Morocco, Lebanon, and Palestine. Yaya is known for their flatbread and use of spices and vegetables.

Yaya is located at the heart of the resort with views of the property’s iconic pool looking toward the sea of Cortes.

Indulge in the award-winning cuisine of Chef Angel Carbajal and see for yourself why Nicksan has been among the top restaurants in Los Cabos for over 26 years. When it comes to Japanese food with deep Mexican roots, Nicksan is the place to find fresh and innovative dishes, textures and compositions which blend the Japanese culinary tradition with the character and spice of Mexico.The “Nicksan Style” masterfully balances the Japanese tradition with the Mexican palate.

Sample their extensive menu of rolls, as well as house specialties like tuna tostada (featuring yellowfin tuna belly with avocado, habanero, infused red onion and sesame seeds on a rice cracker tostada), and sashimi serranito (spotlighting fresh catch of the day with serrano chile sauce and thinly sliced serrano chiles). Lobster lovers may choose from an embarrassment of riches that includes clear lobster rolls, fried lobster curry (with shiitake, habanero and chives), and lobster sambal marinated in sake with soy sauce, ginger and garlic.

Whether you visit the newly-remodeled Cabo San Lucas location; steps from the Marina, or the sleek restaurant in the fashionable Shoppes at Palmilla; in one of the most exclusive areas of the tourist corridor, just a few minutes from San Jose del Cabo. From beautiful atmospheres and artfully designed dishes, to rich textures, delectable aromas and tasty bites served in casually refined settings for a memorable dining experience.

The open kitchen offers guests the experience of closely observing the culinary magic that takes place in the old wood stove, the imposing grill and the iron and brick oven, creating simply memorable experiences. Lumbre’s farm-to-table philosophy results in some seriously epic dishes! People can’t stop talking about the succulent pork belly, Zarandeado Fish and mouth-watering Thai Coconut Clams.Their colorful menu is tailored to meet a variety of palates, from seafood lovers to veggie enthusiasts. The space is casual yet elegant located in the heart of the beautiful town of San José del Cabo.

Slightly north of San Jose del Cabo, Mexico, serenely nestled in the foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains, lies Flora Farms. Flora’s pioneered the farm-to-table dining scene in San José del Cabo and remains a mandatory stop for visiting foodies. Flora’s Field Kitchen embodies the essence of handcrafted cuisine, meticulously prepared using their farm-fresh ingredients.

The food is superb and ranges from gourmet pizzas to farm-raised pork (try the pork chops) or homemade pasta. Sunday brunch is especially popular, although reservations are a necessity for any visit to the restaurant. The adjacent Farm Bar serves up fresh fruit juices, wine, craft beer and cocktails. In addition to the onsite bar, bakery, pizzeria and organic grocery, the property also includes boutique shops, a spa, and some charming culinary cottages and other residences. Cooking classes are yet another attraction.

La Forcheta is a charming Italian eatery located in San Jose del Cabo Touristic area. The establishment offers a warm and inviting ambiance, perfect for a romantic evening or a family dinner. Spend a good time here and share nicely cooked Pepperoni, chicken parmesan and lobster ravioli with your friends. The chef at this pizzeria cooks tasty caramel ice cream, brownies and chocolate custard. A collection of delicious malbec, cordial or white wine is recommended to guests.

La Forcheta has a lovely outdoor seating area, perfect for enjoying a meal under the stars. Overall, it is a fine dining spot that offers delicious Italian cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Edith’s offers one of the most reliablly enjoying and invariablly satsifying dining experience in Cabo San Lucas, thanks to a menu rich in Mexican cuisine and fresh local seafood … both enhanced by flavors from the magical mesquite grill. Time-honored offerings here include the Coqueta salad; the “Wally Special ” with grilled lobster, garlic shrimp, and mesquite grilled catch of the day; and the Pancho Villa with grilled chicken breast, stuffed poblano pepper and chicken enchilada. Al fresco seating beneath the enormous palapa is preferred during the high season, but the air-conditioned wine cellar is an excellent alternative during the hot summer months.

Indulge in a farm-to-table culinary experience with a taste of baja’s bounty. a lush sanctuary set on 25 acres of abundant greenery. the primary reason to know and visit this picturesque property is its superb farm-to-table restaurant, Acre Restaurant & Cocktail Bar. Here lies a foodie oasis, with dishes and drinks crafted around ingredients found on the 25-acre property’s farm, or sourced from local ranchers and fishermen.

Located just seven minutes from San Jose del Cabo and adjacent to Puerto Los Cabos, ACRE is a farm resort that combines Mexican tradition with modern architecture in an incredible palm forest setting.

In addition to its gorgeous landscape and gloriously sunny climate, Los Cabos has developed a reputation as a top-notch holiday spot because of its excellent dining establishments with everything from a romantic outdoor setting to chic and modern interiors,

Visitors to Los Cabos will find a sophisticated dining scene, one that offers much more than tacos and traditional Mexican fare. Cape cities Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo each showcase an increasingly diverse sampling of world cuisines, with outstanding dishes, renowned chefs and mind-blowing recipes, the gastronomy of the region is as local as cosmopolitan

World-class scuba diving is a major draw in Los Cabos, highlighted by the 17,571-acre Cabo Pulmo natural reef system. There, over 800 species of marine life make their home in the only hard coral reef in the Gulf of California. Wreck diving also makes encounters with sea turtles, manta rays and even whale sharks possible. Trips usually run a half-day to a full day, depending on how far the dive sites are, and the best season to dive is during the warm summer months.

Snorkeling in Cabo is undeniably amazing. Cousteau once referred to the Sea of Cortez as “The World’s Aquarium” because of the wide diversity of plant and animal life found in it.
If you want to venture out to discover more about Cabo’s marine life, we suggest the following options: Pelican Rock and Lover’s Beach, Santa Maria Bay, Chileno Beach, Hilton Cove but many agree that Cabo Pulmo has the only living coral reef in the Sea of ​​Cortez, is definitely the best place of all.

Whether it’s your first time or you’ve come in search of epic breaks, Cabo’s waves will not disappoint. Surf breaks can accommodate any level, from beginner waves at Acapulquito or Cerritos Beaches wich are surf schools offers lessons to get beginners on a board and help those with a little experience learn the tricks of the trade to the more challenging breaks at Monuments Beach or Costa Azul beach.

Prime season for paddling out is during the winter months when the swells pump on the shore. Then head out to the inviting blue waters in search of your first wave!

Each year, several species of whales migrate past Cabo, including humpback whales, orcas (killer whales), gray whales and more. This area is such a whale-watching hotspot that there’s even the Whale Sanctuary of El Vizcaino, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, located just off shore.

For visitors heading to Cabo San Lucas in winter, you must add a Cabo whale tour to your itinerary. Different species make their way through the Pacific Ocean waters near Cabo at different times of year, but the months of December to April are best for whale watching in Cabo San Lucas.