Cabo Art & Culture

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

San Jose del Cabo
San Jose del Cabo's origins date back to 1730. The town is rich with historic landmarks and colonial architecture, and one of its shining stars is the ever-growing Art District. A scenic, waterfront drive brings you to this colorful enclave, where you'll embark on a walking tour taking in the Town Square and the San Jose Mission, one of the oldest missions in the Baja, before continue into the Art District. Visit exceptional galleries that showcase the work of both local and international talent, and shop for beautiful pieces to adorn your walls at home.

What you will see along the way:

Settle in for a picturesque drive along the oceanfront, taking in the glamorous hotels and emerald golf courses on the stretch of highway that connects Cabo San Lucas to its more colonial sister town of San Jose del Cabo. This quaint, authentic Mexican town is lined with charming streets and historical sights best enjoyed on a walking tour. As early as the 1500s, sailors referred to San Jose as a 'safe watering place,' an important stop for boats that were low on provisions. Now, tree-lined boulevards mark the shopping and Art District that boasts colorful sidewalk murals painted by schoolchildren and the charming 'Zocalo,' or town square.

Tasting:
Refresh after your walk with a sample of homemade tacos and authentic tequila at Cuervo's House. This authentic restaurant is owned by Jorge Cuervo who brought the passion for traditional Mexican cuisine with him from Jalisco to Los Cabos.

Shopping:
Purchase art directly from the galleries and enjoy some free time to explore the souvenir boutiques.

Special Notes: