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Villas, small hotels and neighbourhoods — where to sleep in Los Cabos, and what each part of the corridor is actually like.

A villa in Pedregal from above — its pools and terraces, with the Pacific beyond
Photo: Amaco Vacation Rentals

From the editors

The difference between a good trip and a frustrating one in Los Cabos is usually geography. Cabo San Lucas, the Tourist Corridor, San José del Cabo, the East Cape and the Pacific side are four or five distinct places sharing one airport, and each suits a completely different week.

We cover where to stay the way a local would explain it to a friend: what the drive is really like, which beaches you can swim at, where dinner is walkable, and what a villa actually needs to have before it is worth its rate.

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Amaco Vacation Rentals

A boutique agency that manages a handful of houses in Cabo San Lucas and the corridor itself, with a concierge included rather than sold.

Cabo San Lucas, the corridor and San José del Cabo

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Villa Vida

A hacienda built around a courtyard in Costa Azul — a main house and two casitas, five minutes' walk from the surf, with room for a group of sixteen.

Costa Azul — the San José end of the corridor

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Is Los Cabos expensive?

Yes, and the usual advice — eat tacos, skip the resort bar — is aimed at the smallest line on the bill. The published numbers show what where you sleep, when you come and what the tax line adds are actually worth.

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When to come to Los Cabos

The best-weather months have the coldest water. The warmest water is hurricane season. Here is the Los Cabos year with real numbers, month by month, and what each one is actually good for.

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Choosing where to stay in Los Cabos

Cabo San Lucas, the Corridor, San José, the East Cape and the Pacific side suit completely different weeks.

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