San Jose del Cabo Tickets

Laid-back colonial gem San Jose Del Cabo is picture-postcard city on the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula. It’s known for its sandy beaches and palm-lined lagoons. The San José missionary church, rebuilt in 1940, faces Plaza Mijares in the heart of the historic district. Nearby art galleries exhibit work by local artists. This gorgeous getaway is full of the magic of Old Baja, where secret courtyards and unhurried days promise intrigue and romance. East of the city is San José Estuary, a nature reserve with bird species like hummingbirds, ibis and herons.

What is the weather like in San Jose del Cabo?

In San José del Cabo, the summers are long, hot, and muggy; the winters are comfortable and dry; and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 15°C to 34°C. The best time of year to visit San José del Cabo for hot-weather activities is from mid May to late June.

How to travel to San Jose del Cabo?

With Mexticket you can book the complete travel package with flights, hotel, activities and event tickets.

How to get the best prices for your trip to San Jose del Cabo

It is always better to plan and book in advance. That way you can save on fares and find better availability.

Will you charge me hidden fees?

With Mexticket, the price shown is the final price. Unlike other travel sites at San Jose del Cabo, Mexticket prices already include all fees and taxes, and we will never charge you an extra fee. With this we can guarantee the best prices in the market.

What kind of guarantee do you offer for trips to San Jose del Cabo?

Although it is important to always try to find the best prices, it is even more important to buy safely. Mexticket offers a 200% guarantee, and ensures that all services sold are authentic.

If Cabo San Lucas is a lively cosmopolitan tourist destination, San José del Cabo is relaxed, peaceful and colonial, it’s more what you have in mind when thinking of a typical Mexican town. The Arch famously juts out into the ocean as the extreme southern tip of Baja California, and marks the spot where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean.