Gay bars in cabo san lucas mexico

Nestled at the southern point of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, where the waters of the Pacific Ocean meet those of the Sea of Cortés, Los Cabos is three destinations (at least) in one.

Though Los Cabos doesn’t have the LGBTQ+ focus of, say, Puerto Vallarta, it’s a warm, inclusive and ever-evolving vacation spot with a desert climate, gorgeous beaches and a wide array of hotels, restaurants and bars to explore.

A five-and-a-half-hour flight from Toronto and just under five hours from Vancouver, Los Cabos is comprised of two towns—San José del Cabo in the east and Cabo San Lucas in the west—that are connected by a 33-kilometre “Tourist Corridor” lined with some of the world’s most state-of-the-art resorts. 

All three zones are wildly different. San José del Cabo, which has the kind of town square found in many colonial Mexican towns, is laidback, artsy and pedestrian-friendly. Cabo San Lucas, which has a glitzy marina at its heart, is a boisterous party-loving place. Those staying on the Tourist Corridor are likely to have all their needs and wants met without venturing far, or at all, from the property at