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Cabo San Lucas
Desert meets ocean, villas with private pools, and a boat day that's basically mandatory.
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Flight time
2h 30m from LA, 5h 30m East Coast
Where you sleep
$350–$700 / night villa
Food & drink
$70 / day
Go for
4 nights
Why your group landed here
- 01
Villa splits beat hotel rooms for big groups
- 02
Short flights from the West Coast
- 03
Beach and nightlife both scored high
75–95°F, best Nov–May
The scores
Out of ten, judged honestly.
Nightlife0%
Beach0%
Things to do0%
Where to stay
Medano Beach
Swimmable, bars, the busy side
San José del Cabo
Slower, art walk, better dinners
The Corridor
Resorts between the two
Sample group budget — per person
Flights (per person)$420
Villa, split 6 ways$180
Food & drinks$220
Boat charter$90
Roughly $910 each.
A rough plan, not a spreadsheet
4 nights in Cabo San Lucas, two ways
- Day 1
Land, drop bags, do nothing on purpose
- Morning
- Get in, dump the suitcases in Medano Beach, argue about beds for four minutes.
- Afternoon
- First drink within walking distance. Nobody plans anything until everyone has eaten.
- Night
- An easy dinner and one bar. You are saving yourselves and you know it.
- Day 2
A full horizontal day at the beach
- Morning
- Coffee, then loungers by 11. Someone brings a speaker nobody asked for.
- Afternoon
- Swim, nap, repeat. One person does actually read their book.
- Night
- Sunset drinks, then the nicest dinner of the trip in San José del Cabo.
- Day 3
One nice thing, then back to lying down
- Morning
- Late start. This is the point.
- Afternoon
- A boat, a spa, or a very good lunch that runs three hours.
- Night
- The night out you all pretended you didn't want.
- Day 4
Souvenirs and a suspicious taxi to the airport
- Morning
- Final swim or final coffee, depending on your people.
- Afternoon
- Everyone buys the same fridge magnet. Split the bill properly this time.
- Night
- Home, already sending the 'when's the next one' message.
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