Cabo San Lucas Vacation- All Inclusive

All Inclusive Resort in Cabo San Lucas Mexico

Villa del Palmar Resort and Spa

The Villa del Palmar Resort and Spa combines the natural beauty and charisma of San Lucas Mexico with five star accommodations and world class amenities. This all inclusive resort has an all inclusive meal package, including breakfast, lunch and dinner, domestic cocktails and activities.

Crown Plaza Los Cabos

Formerly known as Faro del Cabo All Inclusive, this all inclusive resort in Cabo San Lucas Mexico is especially designed to provide grand class service. It is situated on the Sea of Cortez and boasts several meeting rooms that can seat up to 1,000 people. The Crown Plaza Los Cabos has 333 spacious guest rooms and suites all with ocean views, balconies, satellite TV, air conditioning, in room safes, and more.

Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort and Spa

Dreams Los Cabos Suites Golf Resort and Spa is a luxury all inclusive resort located near an oases on the sparkling Sea of Cortez in Baja California Sur, between Cabo San Lucas Mexico and San Jose del Cabo. This Cabo San Lucas Vacation all inclusive resort features suites that number up to 308, all spacious and all with ocean views. Each room is finely appointed with exceptional fabrics and superior amenities.

Recommended Reading

Cabo: LA Paz to Cabo San Lucas (Moon Handbooks : Cabo) (Paperback)

 Book Description
Since its creation in 1973, the award-winning Moon Handbooks series has become a top choice among travelers who want a completely unique experience, a new perspective -- and a few new stories to tell. Want to know about your destination's history, culture, and social issues? Looking for the lowdown on recreational opportunities, dining and accommodations options, and the most interesting regional sights and entertainment? No problem. Big or small, mainstream or obscure, every worthwhile detail is included in these books. Moon Handbooks: Cabo provides color photos, illustrations, maps, and details on outdoor activities, history, and culture, as well as everything you need to know to eat, sleep, and get around comfortably. "Cummings is an excellent guide ... his expertise on every detail will ensure the traveler a safe, fascinating, and educational trip. " -- Eclectic Book Reviews

Review - This concise guide covers the bottom quarter of the Baja California peninsula from La Paz to Cabo San Lucas. It's chock full of useful data and advice cultivated over four editions. The sports and recreation sections are admirable, and there's good information on the local food and drink. The hotel listings are useful too, although exact room prices are not quoted for some reason. Instead there are price ranges with "under US$25" the lower end category. Restaurant meal prices are also missing - "moderately priced" can mean anything - but opening hours and menu descriptions are provided. None of this will be a real problem for the vast majority of visitors, but low-budget backpackers will be left guessing at times. I found the coverage of city bus services skimpy, although inter-city buses are adequately described. I sought and didn't find tips on getting too/from the airports on the cheap (US$14 per person for a colectivo to cover the 12 km to/from La Paz Airport doesn't sound like the cheapest option to me). Maybe Cabo just isn't a shoestring destination the way Thailand is - and I know Joe Cummings is very familiar with Thailand. Joe has plenty of helpful hints for motorists, but I couldn't find anything about parking. Is free, secure parking so universally available around Cabo that's it's not even worth a mention? Travelers who have used the Moon Handbooks series in past will be impressed by the resigned format exemplified in this volume. Cummings himself took most of the black and white photos, and I like the way sites are clearly labeled on the maps and not listed in cumbersome keys the way they are in Lonely Planet. However, 18 maps in a 288-page guidebook seems too few to me. These minor caveats aside, Moon Handbooks Cabo is value for money and it will serve the independent, adventuresome traveler well.

Review - My family just returned from 2 weeks in Cabo. During this time we used the Moon guide (3rd ed.) extensively. We visited San Jose, Cabo SL, Todos Santos, and east cape as well as various remote points in between and found the book accurate every step of the way. This book is very well researched and complete - although pricing was a couple of years out of date. I assume the 4 th edition corrects that. This book is a "must have" for travelers to Cabo who want to do more than just stay in a pre-packaged all inclusive resort.

Review - I thought this book was highly accurate in its description of restaurants and hotels in the main places people visit in Baja California del Sur. It even has info on places you mainly just drive through from one larger place to another with information on the tiny town's history, places to eat there, etc. You can rely on the information in this book. I'd not hesitate to buy another travel book by this author.

Review - We found this book to be a pretty good overview of the Los Cabos region. You can pretty much get to anywhere you want to go using this book. Most of the hotels and restaurants are detailed, but not enough detail is given. If you are looking for recommendations, they are hard to find in this book. For the most part it just describes what the establishment offers. The author does cover all of the areas. We found details on the East Cape region lacking in other books. Although not extensively covered in this book, it did have the best information we could find. To be honest, this area is fairly simple, and this guide does a good job at telling you what you can expect where. I would recommend this book for travelers to the region, but it could use more reviews of the many dining and lodging options, could use some updating, and would benefit from a more comprehensive mapping of the various regions. Please check out the detailed trip report at diveatlas.com for more details.