It is comprised of the cities of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, as well as the gorgeous coastal strip that extends between them. Los Cabos is situated on the point of the sun-drenched and golden Baja California peninsula. They offer a real sense of luxury and contemporary pleasure to the location dordle, as do a seemingly limitless assortment of all-inclusive resort alternatives, and there are a number of resorts in Mexico that are considered to be among the finest by Travel + Leisure readers.

Experiences that emphasize the cultural and culinary resources of Los Cabos are the ones that are considered to be the top vacation experiences in the region. Restaurants that serve food directly from the farm are thriving, local artists are shining, and a plethora of health experiences combine modern technology and theory with traditional knowledge.

The chore of condensing everything that Los Cabos has to offer into a list of highlights that can be easily considered doable is becoming an increasingly difficult one. The compilation of the 20 top things to do in Los Cabos was accomplished with the assistance of local professionals such as Sandra de la Garza from Visit Los Cabos, Marc Rodriguez, the general manager of Esperanza, Auberge Resorts Collection, and Alejandro Bravo, the head concierge at Zadún, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve.

Despite the fact that Los Cabos is bordered by desert, the region's flourishing farm-to-table eating industry delivers fresh, ultra-local products that add a significant amount of flavor to the region's culinary scene. If you are interested in experiencing some of the most well-known farm-to-table places in the region, such as Acre, Flora Farms, and Los Tamarindos, you should include these locations on your itinerary.

After you have finished your supper at Acre, you have the option of staying at this alternative boutique resort and spending the night in one of the treehouse cabins that are available by the establishment. Creating a seductive, Tulum-esque jungle atmosphere is what Maya Kachroo-Levine writes for T+L. "The wild palm trees paired with colorful tile, exposed wood, and concrete accents create a jungle vibe," she says.