Taxi service at Los Cabos AirportUpon arrival you may purchase your tickets at the official counter. Taxi service is reliable and safe, although the only service offered is to your hotel.
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Taxis in Cabo don't accept card payments, so be sure to carry change with you.
Los Cabos Airport Taxi & ShuttleTo get a cab service in Los Cabos, you can book a service on our website in advance or take one at the San Jose del Cabo International Airport (SJD) exit. It is advisable to get a Los Cabos Airport Taxi service before your trip.
Taxis are easy to find where ever you are traveling, although the price is usually high. Expect to pay $8-10 US to travel a mile in Cabo San Lucas or $35-40 US to travel from San Jose del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas. From the airport, expect to pay $80 US for a cab to Cabo San Lucas / Zone 3.
5) Don't walk alone at nightWhile the tourist areas of Cabo are safe, it's still important to exercise caution and use your noggin. Walking alone at night in any city can make you more susceptible to crime. It's preferable to travel with at least one other person at night.
But generally speaking, we'd say yes: It's safe to rent a car in Cabo and drive. The crime rates are low and you're not likely to be car-jacked on the main roads. The road conditions are generally pretty good, too. There are a few hazards to be aware of, however.
We certainly recommend bringing cash with you to Mexico because many establishments run only accept cash. However, with that said, we don't expect you to come with enough cash to purchase everything, give tips, etc. And while many businesses only accept cash, many of them also accept cards (especially in Cabo).
Mexico's currency is the Peso. U.S. Dollars are widely accepted in Cabo, but expect bad exchange rates if you choose to use dollars. The peso is normally closer to 11 pesos to a dollar, but local merchants are likely to charge you 10 pesos to a dollar for purchasing their goods.
Drinking alcohol in public is tolerated to an extent in Cabo as it is a party town; however you should know that it is illegal to drink alcoholic beverages on the street, in vehicles, at the beach and other public places. You may be pulled over by the police for doing so and you could be fined.
We've had good experience with an AirBnb in Cabo and another in La Paz. I think the key is making sure the host is responsive, and a solid plan for how to get the key. Ideally, either the host or someone else is available in an emergency if something doesn't work or breaks. Airbnb is definitely safe in Cabo.