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San Jose Del Cabo

From the world famous Thursday Night Art Walk, to the hundreds of shop restaurants and boutiques, San Jose del Cabo is considered one of the art and cultural hubs of Baja California Sur. It is situated extremely close to the airport, so if you are someone who plans to make weekend trips to Cabo and doesn't want to deal with any commuting from the airport to your residence, San Jose del Cabo is a very attractive option for you.

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Welcome to San Jose Del Cabo

Old-world charm and modern elegance meet where cobblestone streets lead to coastal serenity

 
Situated just a short drive from the airport — and worlds away from the party scene of Cabo San Lucas — San Jose Del Cabo offers a refined, tranquil alternative for those seeking culture, charm, and an elevated way of life. This picturesque city is known for its colonial architecture, artistic soul, and sophisticated dining scene, making it a haven for those craving a more laid-back yet luxurious lifestyle.

Whether you're sipping a coffee in the historic town square or teeing off with sea views at Club Campestre, life in San Jose Del Cabo moves at an unhurried pace but never lacks elegance. Its quiet streets, boutique-filled avenues, and blossoming culinary scene are earning it a reputation as the more cultured, livable side of Los Cabos.

 

What to Love

  • Elegant charm with an artistic twist
  • The iconic Thursday Night Art Walk
  • Farm-to-table dining and fresh local flavors
  • Proximity to the airport for effortless getaways
  • Scenic golf courses with ocean and desert views

Local Lifestyle

Life in San Jose Del Cabo is all about balance. Locals and expats alike enjoy a peaceful daily rhythm — morning surf sessions followed by long lunches on sunny patios, afternoons exploring local art galleries, and evenings filled with live music under string lights. The community is tight-knit, welcoming, and creatively driven, with a strong appreciation for both natural beauty and artistic expression. Here, life feels intentional, thoughtful, and deeply connected to the land and culture.

Dining and Shopping

San Jose Del Cabo is quietly becoming a culinary destination in its own right. La Lupita, a local favorite, brings modern flair to traditional Mexican street food, with a taco menu that’s as inventive as it is mouthwatering. For those craving a beachfront view with their meal, Zippers Restaurant delivers casual seaside dining, where the breeze is salty and the drinks are cold. And if you're in the mood for a sweet treat or a cozy café vibe, Ruba's Bakery offers artisanal pastries and excellent coffee in a warm, welcoming space.

Beer lovers shouldn’t miss Cabo Brewery, a laid-back spot known for craft brews and a cool atmosphere — perfect for catching live music or unwinding after a long beach day. Shopping in San Jose Del Cabo is equally delightful, with an array of boutiques offering handmade jewelry, local textiles, and chic resort wear. The city's galleries and artisan shops reflect its creative heart, making every outing feel like a treasure hunt.

Things to Do and Entertainment

San Jose Del Cabo shines brightest on Thursday nights during the beloved Art Walk, when the historic downtown transforms into a vibrant gallery under the stars. Streets close to cars, artists open their studios, and live music fills the air. It’s an immersive, interactive experience that celebrates local culture and invites you to become part of it.

For daytime leisure, many residents head to the greens of Club Campestre, where the golf course winds through desert dunes and offers spectacular views of the Sea of Cortez. Live entertainment is never far off, whether it’s a local musician playing in the town square or a larger event hosted at one of the city’s upscale resorts or venues.


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