What’s HOT in Cabo! ☀️



Hola again fellow Cabo visitors!

If you’re heading to Los Cabos soon, here’s one thing you should know.

It’s the hot season!🔥

We’re coming up to the hottest month in Cabo — August.

Daytime highs usually hover in the mid-90sF (32 to 35C) in August. But lately, temps have pushed past 104 F (40 C).

Add the humidity, and it feels even hotter. So expect muggy days!

It’s also the start of the rainy season. It usually arrives in late July or early August and lasts until early October. Most days are still sunny, but afternoon or evening downpours (sometimes dramatic thunderstorms) become more common.

The upside?

Hotel rates are among the lowest of the year (you probably got a great deal, right?), beaches and restaurants are much quieter, and that icy margarita by the pool will taste better than ever.

👉 For Cabo’s weather month-by-month, see our guide on the best (and worst!) times to visit Cabo.

One more thing... take the heat seriously

Baja California Sur has already recorded dozens of heat stroke cases this year, along with heat-related deaths (among outdoor workers).

And just because you’re hanging out by the beach or pool doesn’t mean you can skip heat precautions.

  • Stay hydrated. Carry a reusable water bottle and sip water throughout the day.
  • Time your adventures wisely. Plan any walks or outdoor activities for early morning or around sunset.
  • Escape the midday heat. Spend the hottest part of the day somewhere shady (or blissfully air-conditioned).
  • Respect the Cabo sun. Don’t underestimate how quickly the combination of heat and humidity can drain your energy.
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Pssst! Want your regular Cabo fix?

Come hang out with us on our Cabo Visitor Facebook page!

There’s always something happening...

One recent question sparked a lot of fun responses: “Imagine you just landed in Cabo. What’s the very first thing you’re doing?”

Funnily enough, the most common answer was some variation of “Grab a margarita!”🍹

✈️More nonstop flights to Cabo!

Good news!

WestJet is making it even easier for Canadians to escape the cold. Starting in December, it’s adding a new weekly nonstop flight from Regina to Los Cabos.

Meanwhile, United Airlines is launching a new nonstop route from Washington Dulles to Los Cabos on October 25. The service starts with four flights a week before ramping up to daily flights for the busy holiday season.

🌎Beyond Cabo

As much as we love Los Cabos, we also like to wander farther afield.

Come join us as we explore more of Mexico (including colonial cities like San Miguel de Allende), sail on cruises, and discover other sunny winter destinations like St. Martin/St. Maarten in the Caribbean — all on our other travel blog, Sand In My Suitcase.

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Going to Cabo soon? Here’s your cheat sheet

🏨 Resorts — We use Booking.com for scoring a “wow” hotel in Cabo. (We love their flexible cancellation policy!) But lots of people swear by Expedia too.

🏠 Vacation homes and rentals — Vrbo (Vacation Rentals by Owner) is great! Check out this 1-Bed/2-Bath Executive Suite at Pueblo Bonito Rose and the deluxe Hacienda Beach Club & Residences on Medano Beach.

🌊 Tours — Looking for fun activities? Viator and GetYourGuide offer tons of cool tours.

🚗 Car rental — Renting a car in Los Cabos is one of the best ways to explore. Discover Cars compares car rental companies so you land a good deal.

Quick heads-up! Some links here are affiliate links. If you book through them, we may earn a small commission — at no cost to you. Thanks.

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