Cabo San Lucas · HISTORICAL TOURS
6 reviewed
Below are the 6 best historical tours in Los Cabos right now, with what each one costs, how long it runs, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one; it is top for a reason.
A small-group evening walk through San José del Cabo’s history, from native legends and pirate lore to Mission and Plaza Mijares.
“This tour was so amazing. I loved every second. So informative! I love the reason why the tour was started and who is was originally targeted to and am thankful that it was extended to tourists! I could have gone another 3 hours.”
A 6-hour small-group tour from Cabo that links Southern Baja villages with missions, crafts, thermal waters, and lunch in Los Barriles.
“Our guide Uriel, was fun, knowledgeable, entertaining, and respectful which leads to our excellent rating. Definitely went to places we did not know about and may return to some of the no longer "hidden gems" on future visits.”
11-hour Cabo day trip to La Paz and Todos Santos: Sea of Cortez beaches, mission, Mexican lunch, Hotel California, mining towns.
“We had a great time on this tour. Vicente was a great tour guide and shared a wealth of information with us. He was attentive, a very good driver and sensitive to our needs. We enjoyed visiting the mining ghost towns, visiting LA Paz and Todos Los Santos. I wished we had more time at Todos Los Santos. It was a very quaint town. Great tour.”
A 2.5-hour Cabo San Lucas history walk with an English-speaking guide, Plaza Amelia Wilkes, St. Luke Parish, and a museum stop.
“Good tour of Museum with English speaking guide. Nice tour to take to break up your stay in Cabo besides beach and pool”
Cabo San Lucas History Walk covers Saint Luke, the main square, Ranchero Californio stories, and a tequila tasting in 2.5 hours.
“I was really impressed about the comprehensive information on the history of the peninsula. Danny has so much knowledge and information which he shares and explains in clear English.”
Explore San José del Cabo on a small-group historic walk with hotel pickup, Plaza Mijares, and the Old Mission, plus free time to shop.
“Unfortunately the tour seemed random and not well focused on history and culture. Perhaps there isn’t enough material in San Jose for a lengthy tour. Our guide was very nice but the tour itself was not great.”
