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Getting to Los Cabos
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Fly into the SJD airport!
Passports are required. We recommend booking flights as soon as possible, as prices will rise. When looking at arrival times, please budget time for going through customs. From there, we're just a short ride away from the airport!

Getting around Los Cabos

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Getting from the airport

We recommend pre-booking a driver, as the airport can be hectic. We will provide more information on driver recommendations when the formal invitations are sent out, and many hotels recommend transportation options as well.

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Getting around Los Cabos

Ubers are incredibly inexpensive and convenient, we recommend taking those! If you stay in San José del Cabo, everything is very close by.

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Getting to and from the wedding day

We will be providing shuttles to and from Hotel El Ganzo. We highly recommend taking the shuttle to avoid congestion coming in and out of Acre. If you're not staying at El Ganzo, please find your way there to catch a ride!

Where to Stay in Los Cabos

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Hotel El Ganzo

We absolutely love this hotel, it's vibey, has great food, and is beach front (on one of the only swimmable beaches in Los Cabos!). It's also where our room block is located.

Two of the wedding week events will take place here, and the wedding day shuttle will pick up and drop off at this location, so we highly recommend staying here. However, we've shared other options below if it doesn’t fit your budget or needs.​​

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Rooms are limited, so please consider booking sooner rather than later if you plan to stay here.

Please note this hotel is adults only.

Other Options

La Marina Inn
This inn is conveniently located nearby Hotel El Ganzo and is at a lower price point.​

Flamboyan Hotel
There are many hotels in downtown San José del Cabo at a lower price point. This one is near our after party location.

Airbnbs

If you like your space, we get it. There are plenty of Airbnbs throughout Los Cabos. We just recommend staying in San José del Cabo for convenience.

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Where Should I Eat There?
San Jose del Cabo has a rich food scene, we highly recommend checking out some of the local cuisine while you're in town (particularly Thursday night after our welcome event)! Apart from the food at El Ganzo which is particularly excellent, here are some recommendations, although you can't go wrong. 
Coffee & Breakfast
Abreojos Café ($)
Hotel Zone​
An outdoor coffee garden in the hotel zone for espresso and light bites
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Cynthia Fresh ($$)
Hotel Zone
A spot near the beach for breakfast, juices, and lunch bowls.
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Pezgallo Coffee ($$)
Marina
A garden courtyard serving espresso and brunch, including smoked marlin benedict.
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Crust Bakery ($)
Downtown
A shop downtown specializing in pastries and sourdough loaves.​
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Ruba's Bakery & Bistro ($$)
Downtown
Sourdough bread, pastries, and breakfast served in an Art District courtyard.
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El Wine Shop at Flora Farms ($$)
Animas Baja
A hangout that transitions from morning pour-overs to a wine bar in the afternoon.
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Lunch & Dinner
Taqueria El Paisa ($)
Downtown
A taco stand known for al pastor and carne asada.
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La Lupita Taco & Mezcal ($$)
Downtown
A spot in the Art District for tacos, mezcal, and live music.
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The Hangman (El Ahorcado) ($$)
Just Outside of Downtown
A taco spot decorated with antiques, serving mezcal and regional meats.
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Come a Casa ($$$)
Downtown
An Italian restaurant in the Art District serving pasta and wood-fired pizza.
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Sabaku ($$$)
Downtown
A handroll and sake bar near the gallery district.

Los Tres Gallos SJD ($$$)
Downtown
Mexican food served in a courtyard under the trees.
Suelo Sur ($$$) 
Just Outside of Downtown
An open-air garden venue near downtown featuring a cocktail bar, a beer garden, and wood-fired Mexican cooking at its main restaurant, Límo Heritage Kitchen.
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Flora Farms ($$$$) 
Animas Baja
A farm-to-table restaurant in the foothills; reservations are required well in advance.
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Ballena ($$$$) 
Marina 
Dining on the coast with a focus on seafood and grilled meats.
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SAGE Baja ($$$$)
Downtown
Garden dining centered around wood-fired cooking and Baja ingredients.
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Omakai ($$$$)
Downtown
Sushi and omakase menus in a minimalist setting.
 
What Should I Do There?
While we'll have you pretty busy, if you have some down time, here are a few recommendations: 
San José del Cabo Art Walk
A Thursday night street event in Downtown where galleries open and artists show their work.
Santiago & Fox Canyon Hiking
A hike an hour north of town featuring pools and a waterfall.
San José Estuary & Bird Sanctuary
A wetland area next to town for walks and bird watching.
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