San Jose and San Lucas City Tour - Los Cabos

This route works because the two cities reveal different sides of Los Cabos. Cabo San Lucas brings the marina, the Arch, and a lively visitor atmosphere; San José del Cabo adds a historic center, traditional streets, and a more cultural pace. The glass workshop and optional Mexican lunch create natural transitions between sightseeing stops, so the day feels like a progression through local scenery, craftsmanship, and flavor instead of a simple transfer from one downtown area to another.

See the best of Los Cabos in one day on a private sightseeing tour through Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. The day can begin with an optional 45-minute clear boat tour to the Arch before continuing to a traditional glass factory, where local artisans demonstrate hand-blown glass techniques. Explore the historic center, main square, and parish church of San José del Cabo, with free time for pictures and souvenirs, then add an authentic Mexican lunch with handmade tortillas and tequila tasting. Plan approximately 5 to 6 hours for the complete tour.

This is the practical choice for first-time visitors who want to understand both sides of Los Cabos without booking two separate outings. It suits mixed-interest groups: travelers drawn to the marina and Arch can add the boat ride, while those who prefer history, crafts, and food still have substantial land-based stops. Because the optional boat and lunch affect timing and cost, confirm both before departure rather than deciding after the route has begun.

• Round-trip private transportation
• Visits to the main attractions of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo
• Bilingual driver

• Optional glass-bottom boat tour to the Arch, approximately $39 USD per person plus a $2 USD dock fee
• Lunch, approximately $25 USD per person
• Gratuities

• Suitable for all ages
• Expecting mothers may participate
• Guests with limited mobility are requested to notify in advance so appropriate arrangements can be made

• Sunscreen
• Extra cash or a card for tips, souvenirs, photos, optional activities, and other personal expenses
• Hat or cap and sunglasses
• Comfortable clothes (light sweater recommended for winter months)
• Camera

• All prices are quoted and charged in USD or Canadian dollars.
• A 5% transaction fee applies to online payments.
• All cancellations or modifications must be managed directly with Canada Transfers; requests made only through the activity supplier are not considered valid.
• Cancel or reschedule before 6:00 p.m. on the day before the activity to avoid a penalty.
• No-shows without prior notice are non-refundable.
• Approved refunds are generally processed within 24 hours or less.
• Rain alone does not automatically cancel an activity. Tours continue unless the supplier determines that weather, sea, or safety conditions are unsuitable.
• If the supplier cancels because of severe weather, safety conditions, or force majeure, the booking qualifies for a full refund without penalty.
• Itinerary changes or optional additions should be requested in advance and may involve an additional cost.

Should the glass-bottom boat ride to the Arch be arranged before the city tour?

Advance notice is recommended because the boat segment is optional, has a separate fee, and depends on marina operations. Confirming it early helps the driver coordinate the route between Cabo San Lucas, the glass factory, and San José del Cabo.

What happens to the itinerary if port conditions prevent the Arch boat ride?

The land portion can continue with the cultural and sightseeing stops in both cities. Since the boat ride is optional and paid separately, Canada Transfers should confirm how any supplier cancellation or payment adjustment will be handled for the selected departure.

Can our group spend more time in San José del Cabo than in Cabo San Lucas?

The private format allows reasonable pacing changes when requested in advance. Extra time in the historic center, galleries, shops, or main square may be possible as long as the total route and any reserved lunch or boat activity remain workable.

How should guests plan the optional Mexican lunch and tequila tasting?

Budget the additional per-person cost and allow enough time for table service. Guests who do not drink alcohol can still join the meal, and any dietary needs should be shared before booking so an appropriate restaurant can be considered.