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Air Travel
Getting to Los Cabos (San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas) is easy. Many major airlines offer non-stop service from the United States. From California, Alaska Airlines offers non-stop flights from SFO, LAX, and San Diego.
Airlines which fly to Los Cabos International Airport (SJD)
| Airline | Toll Free Phone (from USA) | Web Site |
| Aero California | 1- 800-237-6225 | |
| Aeromexico | 1 800 237 6639 | www.aeromexico.com |
| Alaska Airlines | 1-800-ALASKAAIR (1-800-252-7522) | www.alaskaair.com |
| America West Airlines | 1-800-363-2597; 1-800-235-9292 | www.americawest.com |
| American Airlines | 1-800-433-7300 | www.aa.com |
| Continental Airlines | 1-800-231-0856; 1-800-525-0280 | www.flycontinental.com |
| Delta Airlines | 1-800-221-1212 | www.delta.com |
| Mexicana Airlines | 1 800-366-5400; 1-800-531-7921 | www.mexicana.com |
| United Airlines | 1-800-241-6522 | www.united.com |
Discounted airfares and affordable rates can also be found on other websites, such as:
| Expedia | Hotwire | Cheaptickets |
| Orbitz | Priceline | Travelocity |
Car Rental
If you would like to explore the rest of the Cape, a rental car is a good idea. Todos Santos, an enchanting Bohemian artist's colony, is a little more than an hour north going up the Pacific Coast. La Paz, the tranquil state capital built on a calm bay in the Sea of Cortez, is about two hours away. In La Paz, you can stay at Club El Moro, which has extremely reasonable rates. You can also drive about an hour north on the Sea of Cortez side to Cabo Pulmo, a marine reserve that is a world-renowed scuba wonderland.
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Driving Down to Los Cabos from the United States
Driving down the entire Baja Peninsula, from Tijuana/Ensenada all the way south to Los Cabos, and back, is an epic adventure. Beware: the scenery is gorgeous, but the road is perilous. This journey is not recommended unless you have many days to stop along the way; if you're in hurry, it's a tedious, anxiety-inducing drive. Roads in Baja are dangerous because of wandering cattle, undivided two-lane highways, relaxed licensing requirements, and sporadic enforcement of traffic laws. If you choose to do this, please remember to carry plenty of water (especially!) and food in your vehicle: sometimes roads become impassable or there are hours-long delays and you'll be glad you have adequate provisions.
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