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Explore Baja California Sur with this 6-hour guided tour of San Jose and Cabo San Lucas, including boat rides, tequila tasting, and local cuisine for $103.
Travelers dreaming of experiencing Baja California Sur’s highlights without the hassle of planning will find this tour a solid choice. This 6-hour guided adventure offers a satisfying taste of the region’s scenic coastlines, lively towns, and local traditions. What we appreciate most is how well it balances sightseeing with authentic stops, giving you a glimpse of both vibrant Cabo San Lucas and charming San Jose del Cabo. Plus, the inclusion of a glass-bottom boat ride and a hands-on visit to a glass-blowing factory adds memorable touches.
One thing to keep in mind is the duration—six hours is enough to see the key sights, but not so long that you’re worn out. Still, if you’re short on time or prefer leisurely exploration, this might feel a bit brisk. Also, the group size is limited to 15 people, which helps keep things personal without feeling crowded.
This tour suits travelers who want a well-rounded, affordable experience. It’s perfect for first-timers wanting a snapshot of Baja’s coast, food lovers eager to enjoy authentic Mexican cuisine, or those curious about local crafts and tequila. If you’re after a deep dive into Baja’s history or prefer independent exploration, you might want to look elsewhere. For most, this tour hits the sweet spot of guided convenience, scenic beauty, and cultural flavor.


This tour offers a well-rounded introduction to Baja’s iconic coastline and towns. Starting from pickup at your hotel (with options in San José del Cabo, Puerto Los Cabos, or Cabo San Lucas), the journey begins with a comfortable van ride through the scenic landscape. The 40-minute drive gets you acquainted with the region’s geography and sets the stage for the day ahead.
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One of the tour’s standout moments is the 45-minute glass-bottom boat ride to the famous Arch of Cabo San Lucas. Here, you’ll get prime views of the imposing rock formations and the colony of sea lions basking on the rocks. The boat offers a different perspective of the dramatic coastline and provides countless photo opportunities. We loved the way the boat allows you to see underwater life without getting wet, making it a fun, relaxed way to start the sightseeing.
Next, the group visits a glass-blowing factory for about an hour. This stop isn’t just about looking but also understanding the craftspeople’s skill in transforming molten glass into art. For those interested in souvenirs or unique gifts, this is a chance to pick up beautifully crafted items directly from artisans. It’s a meaningful experience that highlights Baja’s local craftsmanship.
After a brief return drive, the tour transitions to San Jose del Cabo, one of Mexico’s most charming towns. With about an hour of guided sightseeing, you’ll stroll through the historic district, admiring colonial architecture, colorful streets, and lively plazas. Many reviews appreciate this part for its authentic feel and slower pace compared to Cabo San Lucas.
More Great Tours NearbyNo tour of Baja would be complete without enjoying its delicious cuisine. The included lunch at a top local restaurant features classic Mexican dishes—think fresh seafood, flavorful salsas, and perhaps a cold cerveza or agua fresca. The emphasis on quality and regional flavors is noted as a highlight, especially for food lovers.
Following lunch, there’s time allocated for shopping in downtown San Jose del Cabo. The area is known for its artisan shops, galleries, and local markets—ideal for picking up handcrafted jewelry, textiles, or souvenirs. This free time allows you to soak in the town’s relaxed vibe and perhaps chat with local shopkeepers.
The day wraps up with a comfortable van ride back to your hotel, completing a well-paced 6-hour adventure. The limited group size ensures you aren’t lost in a crowd, and the bilingual guide makes sure everyone is well-informed and engaged.

At $103 per person, this tour offers good value, especially considering all included features: hotel pickup and drop-off, boat ride, tequila tasting, glass factory visit, bottled water, and a hearty Mexican lunch. When compared to similar excursions, it balances price with a variety of authentic experiences.
The tour’s small group size (limited to 15 participants) enhances the experience by fostering interaction and personalized attention. The presence of a certified guide ensures you learn about the sights and culture in an engaging, informative way.
Some reviews praise the delicious food and tapas, highlighting how this adds a genuine taste of local Baja flavors. Others mention that the boat ride and factory visit are “fun and educational,” offering memorable moments beyond just sightseeing.

For travelers who prefer a more leisurely pace or have mobility issues, this tour might feel a little brisk. Since it involves walking and some standing, those with mobility impairments or in wheelchairs may find it challenging. Also, the timing means that you won’t have extensive free time in each town—just enough for quick shopping and sightseeing.
The beverage options during lunch are not included, so if you want extra drinks or specialty beverages, you’ll need to pay separately. Also, while the tour emphasizes authentic experiences, some might wish for more in-depth exploration of Baja’s history or culture, which this itinerary only scratches.

This trip is ideal for first-time visitors to Los Cabos who want an efficient, enjoyable overview of the area. It’s especially suited for those who appreciate a combination of scenic views, cultural stops, and local cuisine—without the hassle of planning multiple activities themselves. Budget-conscious travelers will also find it a worthwhile option, given the included features.
If you’re traveling with family, especially older children or teenagers, the activities—boat ride, factory visit, and town stroll—are engaging for all ages. However, those with limited mobility or very young children (under 1 year old) might find it less suitable.
This tour offers a practical, well-paced way to experience the highlights of Baja California Sur in a single day, with enough authentic touches to keep it memorable.

What is included in the tour?
The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off, a glass-bottom boat ride to the Arch, a tequila sample, a visit to the glass-blowing factory, bottled water, a Mexican lunch, and a certified guide.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts about 6 hours, making it a manageable half-day trip.
Where does the tour pick up from?
Pickup options are in San José del Cabo, Puerto Los Cabos, or Cabo San Lucas. Please wait at the main lobby of your hotel for pickup.
Is this tour suitable for children?
It’s generally suitable for older children and teenagers, but very young children or babies under 1 year may find the schedule too active or restrictive.
Are beverages during lunch included?
Beverages during lunch are not included, so you may want to bring some water or purchase drinks separately.
What should I bring?
A passport or ID card is necessary for identification. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Is the tour accessible for people with mobility issues?
No, this tour is not suitable for those with mobility impairments or wheelchair users due to walking and standing requirements.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility in your travel plans.

This Los Cabos: San Jose and San Lucas Trip with Lunch presents a well-balanced mix of scenic beauty, cultural insight, and authentic flavors at an accessible price. It’s a solid choice for travelers who want a taste of Baja without the fuss. With highlights like the boat ride to the Arch, the glass-blowing visit, and a delicious Mexican meal, it offers a full day of memorable experiences in just six hours. Whether you’re visiting for a brief stay or want to get an overview of the region quickly, this tour hits the right notes of value and authenticity.
For those seeking an introduction to Baja’s coastal charm and lively towns—plus a few fun surprises along the way—this tour delivers on its promise. Just remember, if you favor more independent exploration or have special accessibility needs, you might want to consider other options. But for most, it’s a guided day packed with scenic views, authentic tastes, and engaging local crafts.
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