Is it safe to take a cab in Cabo San Lucas?

Are Taxis Safe In Cabo? In a word, yes. Taxicabs are very common in Cabo San Lucas, with many tourists using them at any time of day. The one thing you need to know about Cabo taxis is that they don't use meters.



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The fastest and most economical way to explore all Los Cabos has to offer is to rent a car. But you should be cautious when driving anywhere beyond the tourist areas; highway robberies have been known to occur. You'll find rental agencies in the downtown area as well as inside the airport.

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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.

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Water taxis cluster near the downtown marina, ready to take cruise ship passengers and others to Cabo's popular beaches like Playa del Amor (located near the iconic Land's End rock formation) or Playa Médano. These taxis aren't metered, but rates are usually affordable. Previous travelers have paid around $10 one-way.

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While you'll want to remain extra alert, travel is one hundred percent open. There are no restrictions for the destination of Baja California Sur, meaning it's safe to visit Cabo San Lucas, San Jose Del Cabo, and La Paz.

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Cabo San Lucas is home to the famous Lover's Beach and Los Cabos Arch. Cabo San Lucas is a very safe, walkable town. Everything is really close and offers tons of shops, restaurants and nightlife. If you want a lot of activity and things to do close by, Cabo San Lucas is a great option for your vacation.

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While most places in Cabo will accept USD, it is almost always better to just pay with pesos.

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What is the Off Season for Cabo San Lucas? Summer and fall are considered the low tourist season in Cabo San Lucas, which makes it the cheapest time to visit Cabo.

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Here's a list of a few things you should not do in Cabo San Lucas.
  • Fail to Protect Belongings.
  • Not Book Transportation.
  • Swim in Prohibited Areas.
  • Transport Illegal Substances or Guns.
  • Fail to Keep an Eye out for Dangerous Animals.
  • Forget to Use Sun Protection.


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Generally speaking, Cabo is safe at night. That is, as long as you use common sense like not wandering down dark alleys or taking drinks from strangers. But you should exercise a few safety precautions at all times, particularly if you're having two or more cocktails while enjoying the nightlife.

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Los Cangrejos and Las Palmas Are The Most Dangerous Neighborhoods In Cabo San Lucas. As far as Cabo San Lucas goes its two most dangerous neighborhoods are quite near each other.

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You definitely do not need a car in Cabo San Lucas. There are many options for getting around the city and public transportation is easy and cheap. With that said, driving your own vehicle is certainly a convenience and it makes more sense if you find yourself traveling to areas that are not popular amongst tourists.

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Please note that Uber is not allowed inside Los Cabos Airport although this is the cheapest way to get to your resort or hotel. Ubers charge around $40-$120 USD for a one-way ride.

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What time should I arrive at Los Cabos Airport for my departing flight? If flying within Mexico you should arrive no later than 2 hours before your departing time. If you are flying international (outside of Mexico to USA, Canada and beyond) you should arrive no later than 3 hours before your departing time.

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