Should I Uber in Cabo?

Don't fear: Uber and Lyft are not the only options when it comes to transportation in Cabo. It's best to stay away from rideshares altogether, as the risk of being stranded is just too high. There are many safer, more reliable transportation options in Cabo.



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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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Cabo Airport Uber Service Uber is illegal in Los Cabos and although may be operating, Uber is not allowed at the Los Cabos Airport. Your Uber app will work in Los Cabos however, please be aware at Los Cabos Airport Uber vehicles are only able to pick you up outside the Airport grounds near the main highway.

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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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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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Cabo Airport Uber Service Uber is illegal in Los Cabos and although may be operating, Uber is not allowed at the Los Cabos Airport. Your Uber app will work in Los Cabos however, please be aware at Los Cabos Airport Uber vehicles are only able to pick you up outside the Airport grounds near the main highway.

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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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Despite Uber being illegal in Cabo, they continue to operate at a much higher risk. Tourists may not have been informed that it's prohibited and presume it works the same way in their home country, not knowing they could be left stranded at any time.

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Despite Uber being illegal in Cabo, they continue to operate at a much higher risk. Tourists may not have been informed that it's prohibited and presume it works the same way in their home country, not knowing they could be left stranded at any time.

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Frequently asked Cabo San Lucas itinerary questions The ideal time frame is at least 4 days in Cabo. This gives you enough time to explore some popular tourist highlights, try some of the many available activities and also have enough time to just relax on the beach.

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The norm for waiters is 15% to 20% of the bill, depending on service (make sure a 15% service charge hasn't already been added to the bill, although this practice is more common in resorts).

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Taking a Taxi from the Airport to Cabo San Lucas While not always the best option because of its hefty price tag, visitors can taxi from the airport to Cabo San Lucas at any time for around $80 USD one way. Keep in mind, taxis typically carry up to four passengers and only the luggage that will fit in the trunk.

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We used Uber everyday while in Cabo (it's really cheap - most of my rides were $6 or less - and my hotel was fine with Uber picking me up in front of the lobby), but I became more aware of where to order an Uber ride and to look out for anyone suspicious in the area.

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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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In most tourist areas in Mexico, it is acceptable to tip in either pesos or dollars, though pesos are more practical for the person being tipped. If you do tip in dollars, be sure to only tip using notes and not coins as coins cannot be exchanged.

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