Los Cabos is one of Mexico’s most vibrant destinations, where each season brings its own flavor, activities, and unforgettable events. Whether you’re here for the sun-kissed beaches, world-class marine life, or high-energy festivals, there’s always something happening.

Winter (December – March):

Whale Season & Perfect Beach Days

Winter is one of the most magical times to visit Los Cabos.

Thousands of gray, humpback, and even blue whales migrate to the warm waters of Baja California Sur to give birth and nurse their young.

Whale Watching : From December through March you can join a whale-watching tour and see these incredible giants up close. Cabo San Lucas Bay, the Pacific Coast, and the Sea of Cortez all offer amazing sightings.

Tip: Early-morning tours usually provide the calmest waters and the most activity.

Beaches to Explore in Winter

Winter weather is mild and sunny, perfect for a relaxing day at the beach.

Some top choices:

-Playa El Médano – Great for swimming, bars, and restaurants.

-Lover’s Beach & Divorce Beach – Famous twin beaches near El Arco.

-Chileno Bay & Santa Maria – Ideal for snorkeling and calm waters.

Tourist Tip: Winter is high season, so book whale tours and hotels in advance.

Spring (March – May):

Spring Break & Waterfront Adventures

Spring in Los Cabos is lively, warm, and full of energy—especially during Spring Break.

Spring Break in Cabo

College students from around the world come to Cabo for beach parties, boat cruises, and nightlife. Médano Beach becomes the main party zone, with music, bars, and fun events along the shore.

If you're visiting as a family or prefer a calmer experience, don’t worry—there are plenty of peaceful beaches and resorts away from the party crowds.

Activities Perfect for Spring:

Snorkeling at Chileno Bay

Kayaking to El Arco

Paddleboarding at sunrise

Glass-bottom boat tours

Tourist Tip: If you want both adventure and relaxation, plan your activities early in the day and enjoy a calm sunset dinner later.

Summer (June – August):

Hot Weather, Warm Water & Relaxed Vibes:

Summer in Cabo is all about warm ocean water, beautiful sunsets, and fewer crowds.

It’s great for:

Snorkeling and diving

Swimming with whale sharks (La Paz trip)

Sunset boat tours

Beach-hopping along the Tourist Corridor

Tourist Tip: Stay hydrated and plan outdoor activities for the morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat.

Fall (September – November):

Bisbee’s & World-Class Fishing Season:

Fall is the crown jewel for sportfishing lovers.

The Legendary Bisbee’s Black & Blue Tournament Every October, Los Cabos hosts the Bisbee’s Black & Blue, one of the world’s most famous and high-stakes fishing tournaments.

Anglers compete to catch the biggest marlin, with prize pools reaching millions of dollars. Even if you don’t participate, the atmosphere around the marina is exciting—boats decorated, crowds cheering, and daily weigh-ins that feel like a festival.

Other Fall Highlights

Calm, warm seas perfect for deep-sea fishing

Great conditions for diving

Beautiful sunsets and less crowded beaches

Tourist Tip: Hotels near the marina fill up quickly during Bisbee’s—book early if you want to be in the center of the action.

Final Tips for Travelers

Best time for whale watching: December–March

Best time for party-goers: March (Spring Break)

Best time for fishing: October (Bisbee’s)

Best beaches for swimming: Médano, Chileno, Santa Maria

Best months for fewer crowds: May–June & September.

Los Cabos is a paradise full of energy and natural beauty all year long. Whether you’re chasing whales, marlin, beach sunsets, or the perfect Spring Break, there’s a season made just for you.

Here’s a friendly, traveler-focused guide to help you enjoy the best of Cabo all year long.