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Flights to Los Cabos, Mexico from the United States range from about 2h-20h. The length of your flight will depend on several factors, notably your departure city and the number and length of any stopovers you experience. Your flight will be on the shorter end of the range if you book a direct flight to Los Cabos, whereas those who have a flight with a stopover or two, particularly those flying from the northern reaches of the U.S., will likely have a flight time closer to the longer end of the range.

You can choose from several daily direct flights to Los Cabos from several airports in the U.S. Alaska Airlines services nonstop flights from San Diego, and American Airlines provides daily direct flights from Chicago, Dallas, and Los Angeles, while those departing from Houston can choose from daily direct flights via United Airlines. If your flight does make stopovers en route to Los Cabos, you can expect these to occur in cities like Philadelphia, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Dallas, and/or Guadalajara.

When you fly to Los Cabos, you’ll alight at Los Cabos Mexico International Airport (SJD), which is about 27 miles northeast of Los Cabos Cabo San Lucas. To reach downtown Cabo San Lucas from the airport, you can take a taxi, which will cost about $12-$15, with a journey time of about 34 minutes. Uber is also available in Cabo, though the price is generally higher than the airport taxi, making it moot. You can also opt to take a shared shuttle service from the airport to downtown Cabo, which will also take just over 30 minutes and cost about $16-$25. Check to see if your hotel provides a complimentary shuttle service, which is often the case in Cabo.

Cabo San Lucas is located on Mexico’s west coast in the Baja Peninsula, a region known for its gorgeous beaches and thrilling attractions. While here, you can engage in a range of water activities, including snorkeling and whale watching, at several area beaches. Of course, it’s also perfectly acceptable to just lay in the sand and soak up the rays, too. Explore San Jose del Cabo town and enjoy unique shops, tasty street foods, and art walks. Get your heart pumping with a sensational zip-line ride over Wild Canyon, where you can safely fly over canyons and desert terrain from high above. Spend an afternoon at Cabo Pulmo marine park and swim with sea lions in the azure waters.

United States citizens traveling to Los Cabos, Mexico need a valid passport or passport card, A visa or tourist card is required for stays of six months.