Restaurants
Great restaurants within minutes of Misiones del Cabo.
Adjacent to the resort is Cabo San Lucas’ only rooftop bar and lounge located at The Cape Hotel, where gorgeous sunsets yield to a warmly illuminated al fresco sky garden with sweeping views to downtown Cabo San Lucas and El Arco.
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The Rooftop At The Cape, A Thompson Hotel
Km 5 México 1Adjacent to the resort is Cabo San Lucas’ only rooftop bar and lounge located at The Cape Hotel, where gorgeous sunsets yield to a warmly illuminated al fresco sky garden with sweeping views to downtown Cabo San Lucas and El Arco.
Inspired by the views from one of the most desirable and secluded playas in Cabo San Lucas, chef Enrique Olvera conceived Manta with an intriguing double meaning: The manta ray symbolizes the kitchen’s focus on seafood, while manta, the Spanish word for blanket, conveys the chef’s emphasis on comfort.
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Manta Restaurant At The Cape
Inspired by the views from one of the most desirable and secluded playas in Cabo San Lucas, chef Enrique Olvera conceived Manta with an intriguing double meaning: The manta ray symbolizes the kitchen’s focus on seafood, while manta, the Spanish word for blanket, conveys the chef’s emphasis on comfort.
The Cape Hotel’s beach house-inspired Los Cabos restaurant and patio with a casual dining ambiance—yet there’s nothing casual about the breathtaking views of Cabo.
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The Ledge At The Cape, A Thompson Hotel
Km 5 México 1The Cape Hotel’s beach house-inspired Los Cabos restaurant and patio with a casual dining ambiance—yet there’s nothing casual about the breathtaking views of Cabo.
A short walk down Cabo Bello Beach located at the Welk Resorts, with great views of the Sea of Cortez.
Welk Resorts Cabo San Lucas
Km 4.5 México 1A short walk down Cabo Bello Beach located at the Welk Resorts, with great views of the Sea of Cortez.
Adjacent to the resort is a five-star gourmet Italian restaurant with gorgeous views of El Arco.
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Sunset Monalisa
1 México 1Adjacent to the resort is a five-star gourmet Italian restaurant with gorgeous views of El Arco.
Off the highway located at the entrance to the resort boasts fabulous Sea of Cortez view.
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Puerta Vieja
Km 6.3 Carr. TranspeninsularOff the highway located at the entrance to the resort boasts fabulous Sea of Cortez view.
Easy, cheap and good food with no crazy crowds is perfect for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with delicious pizza, burgers, and more.
NV at SUNROCK restaurant
Easy, cheap and good food with no crazy crowds is perfect for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with delicious pizza, burgers, and more.
Beaches
While Medano Beach is touristy, Chileno Beach along the hotel zone is a favorite among locals. This low-key spot may not have all the luxuries of Medano, but it offers some useful amenities such as palapas, portable restrooms and a nearby restaurant. More importantly, it features a calm bay that is as good for snorkeling as it is for swimming. In fact, it’s one of Cabo’s best snorkeling spots, easily accessible by bus or cab. Take a nice, refreshing dip first, and then go snorkeling for an hour. You might be able to spot lobsters, sea urchins and even stingrays.
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Bajja Pubblika ta 'Chileno Bay'
While Medano Beach is touristy, Chileno Beach along the hotel zone is a favorite among locals. This low-key spot may not have all the luxuries of Medano, but it offers some useful amenities such as palapas, portable restrooms and a nearby restaurant. More importantly, it features a calm bay that is as good for snorkeling as it is for swimming. In fact, it’s one of Cabo’s best snorkeling spots, easily accessible by bus or cab. Take a nice, refreshing dip first, and then go snorkeling for an hour. You might be able to spot lobsters, sea urchins and even stingrays.
Medano Beach is considered the main swimming beach in San Lucas. Full of beach restaurants, vendors and beach lounger rentals, it often gets overcrowded with tourists. However, if you don’t mind all the commerce, you’ll definitely satisfy that need for time in the water. For added perks such as water sports equipment rentals, head to one of the area’s beach clubs. The three main restaurants, The Office, Billygan's and Mango Deck are located here on the sand. They are open early for breakfast, lunch and dinner and are the perfect place to eat, drink and enjoy the scenery. If you like to walk, you can walk from the condo along the beach to Medano Beach (about 1 hour), enjoy breakfast in town and then take the bus or a taxi back to Misiones.
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The Office on the Beach
S/N Playa El MedanoMedano Beach is considered the main swimming beach in San Lucas. Full of beach restaurants, vendors and beach lounger rentals, it often gets overcrowded with tourists. However, if you don’t mind all the commerce, you’ll definitely satisfy that need for time in the water. For added perks such as water sports equipment rentals, head to one of the area’s beach clubs. The three main restaurants, The Office, Billygan's and Mango Deck are located here on the sand. They are open early for breakfast, lunch and dinner and are the perfect place to eat, drink and enjoy the scenery. If you like to walk, you can walk from the condo along the beach to Medano Beach (about 1 hour), enjoy breakfast in town and then take the bus or a taxi back to Misiones.
While Medano Beach is touristy, Chileno Beach along the hotel zone is a favorite among locals. This low-key spot may not have all the luxuries of Medano, but it offers some useful amenities such as palapas, portable restrooms and a nearby restaurant. More importantly, it features a calm bay that is as good for snorkeling as it is for swimming. In fact, it’s one of Cabo’s best snorkeling spots, easily accessible by bus or cab. Take a nice, refreshing dip first, and then go snorkeling for an hour. You might be able to spot lobsters, sea urchins and even stingrays.
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Bajja Pubblika ta 'Chileno Bay'
While Medano Beach is touristy, Chileno Beach along the hotel zone is a favorite among locals. This low-key spot may not have all the luxuries of Medano, but it offers some useful amenities such as palapas, portable restrooms and a nearby restaurant. More importantly, it features a calm bay that is as good for snorkeling as it is for swimming. In fact, it’s one of Cabo’s best snorkeling spots, easily accessible by bus or cab. Take a nice, refreshing dip first, and then go snorkeling for an hour. You might be able to spot lobsters, sea urchins and even stingrays.
If you want a quiet spot with few vendors, Palmilla Beach in San Jose del Cabo might just be the ticket. Playa Palmilla may be a tad tricky to get to — you’ll need a car — and it might not have much as far as beach amenities, but its crescent-shaped shore is certainly worth the hassle. In fact, it is San Jose’s most cherished beach, with plenty of snorkeling and swimming opportunities. There are a few beach palapas for shade too, but rental umbrellas are also on hand. Pack a picnic and some beach blankets as there are no restaurants nearby, and do remember to bring your snorkeling gear.
La Palmilla
La PalmillaIf you want a quiet spot with few vendors, Palmilla Beach in San Jose del Cabo might just be the ticket. Playa Palmilla may be a tad tricky to get to — you’ll need a car — and it might not have much as far as beach amenities, but its crescent-shaped shore is certainly worth the hassle. In fact, it is San Jose’s most cherished beach, with plenty of snorkeling and swimming opportunities. There are a few beach palapas for shade too, but rental umbrellas are also on hand. Pack a picnic and some beach blankets as there are no restaurants nearby, and do remember to bring your snorkeling gear.
Speaking of Santa Maria Beach, it is arguably Los Cabo’s most famed snorkeling spot, thanks to the abundance of coral reefs in its bay. Due to its popularity, consider going elsewhere if you’re interested in just swimming. Because of its reputation, this beach might be a little crowded with tour companies that dock their boats here for snorkeling excursions. The good news is there aren’t a lot of vendors touting their wares, which means that the beach isn’t as busy. Onsite amenities include restrooms, showers and a parking lot. During whale-watching season (particularly in January and February), keep an eye out for occasional spouts and breaching.
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Baħar Santa Marija u Spiaggia Pubblika
Speaking of Santa Maria Beach, it is arguably Los Cabo’s most famed snorkeling spot, thanks to the abundance of coral reefs in its bay. Due to its popularity, consider going elsewhere if you’re interested in just swimming. Because of its reputation, this beach might be a little crowded with tour companies that dock their boats here for snorkeling excursions. The good news is there aren’t a lot of vendors touting their wares, which means that the beach isn’t as busy. Onsite amenities include restrooms, showers and a parking lot. During whale-watching season (particularly in January and February), keep an eye out for occasional spouts and breaching.
City/town information
The Marina, Puerto Paraiso Mall, many good shopping and restaurant establishments are within a block or two of each other in town about 3 miles away. The main beach, Medano, is about 5 blocks away. The new mall offers movie theatres, ATMs, a fun center with a bowling alley and video games, a Ruth’s Chris Steak House and many high-end retailers. Parking is free at the mall parking structure. The bank at the mall has an easy to use ATM that dispenses up to MXN$3000 pesos daily with instructions in Spanish and English.
You may want to check out a couple of Cabo web sites; www.allaboutcabo.com for all kinds of info on Cabo. It includes web cams, real time weather, maps, photos, even coupons. You can also try www.gringogazette.com which is a local English newspaper published twice a month that will give you an idea of what is going on in Cabo.
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Cabo San Lucas
The Marina, Puerto Paraiso Mall, many good shopping and restaurant establishments are within a block or two of each other in town about 3 miles away. The main beach, Medano, is about 5 blocks away. The new mall offers movie theatres, ATMs, a fun center with a bowling alley and video games, a Ruth’s Chris Steak House and many high-end retailers. Parking is free at the mall parking structure. The bank at the mall has an easy to use ATM that dispenses up to MXN$3000 pesos daily with instructions in Spanish and English.
You may want to check out a couple of Cabo web sites; www.allaboutcabo.com for all kinds of info on Cabo. It includes web cams, real time weather, maps, photos, even coupons. You can also try www.gringogazette.com which is a local English newspaper published twice a month that will give you an idea of what is going on in Cabo.
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Transportation - Buses
If you feel adventurous, you can take the public bus into town and back to Misiones. From Misiones, you will need to walk up to the main road (about 1/2 mile) and wait for the bus (there is no marked bus stop). They come by frequently, about every 15 minutes and cost 5 pesos (50 cents) to downtown Cabo. The main bus stop for the return is in front of the Puerto Paraiso mall entrance. The bus will let you off at the road that goes back down to Misiones (ask the driver to stop at Misiones). A taxi to Misiones will cost USD$15, sometimes less if you ask.
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Currency
Although the peso is the main currency, American dollars are accepted in touristy areas. Some high-traffic tourist regions might also accept Euros, Canadian dollars and British pounds. However, it's almost always more cost-efficient to pay with pesos.
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Grocery Stores
WITHIN 1 MILE
1. Costco (accepts US memberships)
2. Wal-Mart
3. Mini Mart located at the resort
WITHIN 1/2 MILES
1. Circle K
2. OXXO makes excellent homemade salsa and guacamole.