Top 4 Morning Tours in Los Cabos

1.San Jose del Cabo Small-Group Sunrise Whale Watching

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 46 reviews · from $99Our pick

Meet at 6:00 am in San Jose del Cabo for a two-hour cruise with up to 10 people. Guides such as Paola, Sofie, and Sophia explain whale behavior while you look for humpbacks, gray whales, dolphins, and sea lions. Coffee or tea, sunrise views, and a skilled captain make this a focused morning outing.

“Great small group outing! Saw several humpback whales and some sea lions. Would highly recommend! Thank you!”

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2.Educational Sunrise Whale Watching with Photos Included

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 38 reviews · 3 hours (approx.)

Join Angelika and the captain at 6:00 am for a small-group whale watch from Cabo San Lucas. You will hear whales through a hydrophone, spend about two hours at sea, and return past Lovers Beach, the sea lion colony, and the Arch, with photos included.

“The sunrise cruise was worth getting up early. Angelica was an amazing guide. She was so knowledgable and pleasant. The boat Captain did a great job in getting us to see the whales. The whale songs were captivating.”

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3.Sunrise Whale Watching boat tour with marine biologist

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 14 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $129

Start at 6:30 am from Cabo’s O Dock for a three-hour small-group boat trip with marine biologist Angelika and captain Dario. Look for humpback whales and dolphins, hear underwater sounds through a hydrophone, snorkel in the bay, and finish at the Arch and sea lion colony.

“What an absolutely amazing tour! Angelica was so knowledgeable and got us so close to the whales. I never would have dreamed that we would get he pictures we did. I'm so glad we went with them instead of a bigger company!”

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4.Sunrise Guided Desert Hike in Los Cabos

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 5 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $69Best value

Start with a 7:00 am hotel pickup, then ride off-road vehicles to a Baja Desert trail near Deer-Cliff Point. Guides such as Pablo and Alex explain cactus and medicinal plants as you hike to Hidden Arch. Finish with a local meal, bottled water, and Pacific views.

“The tour group size is kept small. Your hike starts with hotel pick up in a large SUV. They arrived to pick us up a few mins early so be sure to be on time if not 5 mins early. Then a drive to the ranch. After arriving your guide will take you on an ATV to the trail head. Our guide Pablo took his time to tell us about all the different cactus in the area. We were even lucky enough to get to try the Pitaya fruit! The hike its self isn’t very difficult but does offer mixed terrain. A pair of good walking shoes should be fine.…”

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