Los Cabos Group Travel
Los Cabos is the 20-mile stretch of Baja where the desert runs straight into the sea. It bookends with two very different towns: Cabo San Lucas, the party end with the marina, the clubs, and the famous El Arco rock formation, and San Jose del Cabo, the quieter art town with cobblestone streets and galleries. The Tourist Corridor between them is lined with some of Mexico's most dramatic resorts, perched on cliffs over the Pacific. Flights land at SJD, about 30 to 45 minutes from most resorts.
That split personality is the draw for groups. Bachelor and bachelorette crews gravitate to Cabo San Lucas for marina clubs and party boats. Wedding parties book cliffside resorts with the Sea of Cortez as a backdrop. Family reunions and milestone birthdays settle into the corridor's big all inclusive properties with golf, spas, and pools for every age. Whatever the celebration, Los Cabos has the resort and the setting, and your Group Travel Specialist knows which end of the cape fits your crew.
Things to do in Los Cabos for Your Group Trip
- Party yacht charters around El Arco and Lover's Beach
- Deep-sea sportfishing charter
- Sunset sails on the Sea of Cortez
- Glass-bottom boat trips to El Arco
- Whale watching
- Golf along the Tourist Corridor
- Camel beach rides
- Desert nature tours
- Glass-bottom boat trips to El Arco
- Marina nightlife at El Squid Roe and the downtown clubs
Featured Los Cabos Celebration Types
Top Reasons to Plan Your Group Trip to Los Cabos
- Short flights from the West Coast. Two to three hours from California with no time change, so getting everyone there is painless.
- Two destinations in one. Party energy in Cabo San Lucas, calm and culture in San Jose del Cabo, resorts in between.
- Dramatic scenery. Desert cliffs, the arch, and the Sea of Cortez make every group photo look unreal.
- Group perks run deep. Complimentary rooms, private dinners, resort credits, and upgrades stack up fast.
- All inclusive removes the math. One price covers meals, drinks, and tips, so nobody is splitting checks.
- Year-round sunshine. Los Cabos is one of the driest, sunniest spots in Mexico, with very little rain.
- Whales in winter. December through April brings gray and humpback whales right offshore.
How to Plan a Group Trip to Los Cabos
1. Get matched to the right Cabo resort. Give your Group Travel Specialist your group size, dates, celebration type, and rough per-person budget. They'll pull the field to three or four resorts that suit your crew, negotiate the rates and perks, and hand you a clear quote.
2. Pick your beach and base. Several of Cabo's prettiest beaches aren't safe to swim, so if your group wants pool-and-beach days, your specialist steers you to a calm, swimmable stretch like Medano Beach or the Sea of Cortez, and helps you choose buzzy Cabo San Lucas, quieter San Jose del Cabo, or the Corridor between them.
3. Lock in your room block and perks. Book 10 rooms or more and the resort's group coordinator holds your rooms, sets dining, and arranges private events. Start six to nine months out for 10 to 20 rooms, and nine to twelve for 30-plus, the holidays, or peak whale season from December to April.
4. Invite your group online. Every guest gets a planning website to reserve their room, set a payment schedule, and find transfer details to their resort. A live dashboard shows who's booked while your specialist handles the nudging.
5. Land at SJD and celebrate. Your group's already on property, and the only call left is where to raise the first toast at sunset.
How It Works
Create a profile and you'll get paired with a Group Travel Specialist who will help you: