Some beaches in Cabo are not safe for swimming due to strong waves and undertows. However, there are several beautiful swimmable beaches nearby, like Medano Beach, Chileno Bay, and Santa Maria Beach.

Your resort wedding coordinator can recommend the best options for your group.

Cabo is famous for its sunny, dry climate, with over 300 days of sunshine each year. Temperatures range from the mid-70s to mid-80s °F (24–30 °C) most of the year. Winters are mild and pleasant, while summers (June–September) can be hotter and more humid, with a chance of afternoon showers or tropical storms.

The most popular wedding season is November through May, when the weather is warm, breezy, and perfect for outdoor celebrations.

Cabo is known for its vibrant nightlife, offering everything from lively beach bars and nightclubs to laid-back lounges and rooftop venues. Downtown Cabo San Lucas has famous spots like Cabo Wabo Cantina and El Squid Roe, while many resorts also host evening entertainment.

Whether your group wants to dance until sunrise or enjoy a romantic cocktail by the ocean, Cabo has nightlife options for every style.

Yes, Cabo is considered one of the safest destinations in Mexico for tourists, and thousands of couples and families visit every year without issue. Resorts, wedding venues, and main tourist areas are well-patrolled and welcoming. That said, as with any international destination, it’s important for guests to take standard travel precautions—stay aware of your surroundings, avoid venturing into unfamiliar areas alone, and use only reputable transportation.

For peace of mind, most couples and their guests spend the majority of their time on the resort property or at organized excursions, where safety and comfort are a priority.

Yes, all travelers from the United States, Canada and the UK need a valid passport to enter Mexico. A tourist card (Forma Migratoria Múltiple, or FMM) is also required, but this is usually provided by the airline or at the airport upon arrival. A visa is not required for stays under 180 days for U.S. and Canadian citizens.

Guests from other countries should check Mexico’s entry requirements for their nationality before traveling.

The most popular months are November through May when the weather is warm and dry. Summer months (June–September) can be hotter and more humid, with a higher chance of rain, but resorts often offer lower rates during this time.