Palmilla Beach (Playa Palmilla) Tours and Activities

Enjoy scenery, shopping, and culture on this Los Cabos combo tour. Choose to begin by either souvenir-hunting at Puerto Paraiso mall or riding a glass-bottom boat to El Arco, watching for fish and sea lions on route. Then, enjoy the ocean-lined Tourist Corridor to San Jose for a sightseeing walk and tequila and Mexican chocolate tastings.

Learn more about San Jose del Cabo on a 3.5-hour evening tour of this popular resort city in Baja California, Mexico. Head to Palmilla Beach, where tourists soak up the sun, and La Playita, a beach where fishermen bring in their boats daily. Continue to the New Marina and downtown where you take in galleries and the mission, learn about the San Jose Del Cabo's history, and enjoy a Mexican seafood dinner. Includes a tequila tasting, dinner, and hotel pickup and drop-off.

San Jose del Cabo Historic town and Palmilla Beach (a blue flag beach), this is a complete tour that takes you to two of the must see and know places while visiting Los Cabos, San Jose del Cabo and Palmilla beach. This beach area is wheelchair accessible, with shades, and restrooms available, a beautiful place to relax and enjoy.

-- Stand up paddle (SUP) in flat water or small waves is a really good option if you are looking for an outdoor ocean easy activity. -- Don’t wait and try it, good to practice all year round for all levels -- Sup lessons take place in Palmilla Bay, a pristine bay protected from crowds, strong winds and rip currents located in KM 26, Transpeninsular Highway 1, San Jose del Cabo -- You can learn SUP even if you don´t know swimming No matter how big the groups are we always treat them as private with short ratio of classmates per intructor, that gave us better results, but most important for safety.

Experience laid-back and traditional San José del Cabo on this relaxing half-day outing to Los Cabos’ second-biggest town. Visit the famous Palmilla Beach & viewpoint, the fine, new Puerto Los Cabos marina, and La Playita Fishing Village community. Picturesque and quaint downtown San José impresses with its art galleries that you can visit on your own, the old Mission church, and the colonial architecture. Top off your journey with a delicious dinner at traditional “El Herradero” restaurant and an optional tequila tasting.