What are the myths associated with the resorts in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico?

There is no better place to start than this resort town. Cabo San Lucas isn’t only known for its beautiful beaches; after all, it has an enclave for luxury resorts. If sunning yourself by the pool or beach relaxation is your thing, then you’ll love Cabo San Lucas because Villa Del Palmar Beach Resort and Spa has its private pools and separate swimming areas with gorgeous cabanas to lounge around in.

Lets discuss some of the myths that are associated with the all-inclusive Cabo San Lucas resort online.

Myth#1 you’ll not be leaving the resort Not always true.

Cabo is actually very walkable. Playa Los Muertos Beach, the area of town in which Cabo San Lucas is located, is a long, mile-long stretch of sand that’s easily traversed by foot or bike. That being said, if you like to get out and about — not just lounge on the beach, but explore nearby cities — you’ll likely need a car to do so. It makes sense to take advantage of rental cars when staying at an all-inclusive Cabo San Lucas resort online.

It’s true that you can be made to feel like a prisoner at an all-inclusive resort if you choose not to venture outside it. But with so many things to see and do in Baja California—and several great cities close by for day trips — we strongly recommend checking out what Cabos has to offer if you’re planning on vacationing here!

This may be especially accurate for vacationers who desire to get to know a specific place on an individual basis or for those who tend to become worn out from all of their beach strikes and drinking. You can eat at different places throughout town or even visit an area outside of town which would otherwise take a bit longer to achieve by rental car if you were going alone. Think about it. Relatively quiet on-site casinos are always open for business at many of the best all-inclusive resorts online in Cabos.

Myth#2 You’ll be surrounded by many other families in the resort Not always true. 

The easiest way to avoid other families is to schedule a trip during the summer, which runs from June through August. Families tend to be drawn here in large numbers for reunions and vacations with kids. The rest of the year—late September through May—is far less busy at all-inclusive Cabo San Lucas resorts online, which means you can find more on-resort activities that are adult-oriented than family-oriented.

In addition, there are a few resorts in Cabo which are “family only” with the purpose of providing lavish activities for kids and their parents to enjoy while vacationing but you can still party your way around town if you like.

Myth#3 the amusement is not so good No argument on this one.

You’ll find that many best all-inclusive resorts online features a slightly different lineup of on-site activities, but there many similarities that you’re likely to encounter at most of the resorts including nightclub, restaurant, entertainment and more that you’ve ever seen in Mexico. If you want to be among the action — or just see it from afar — check out various adults-only options.

Myth#4 The food is not exciting

Most of the resorts in Cabo feature fresh and inventive food. You can expect lots of seafood and seasonal ingredients, as well as flavorful local dishes like Pescado Zarandeado (fish baked with tomatoes, chilies, herbs) or filete de res con mole (beef tips in a spicy chocolate sauce). You’ll see a lot of familiar brands at resorts near Cabo. You can also find other international favorites (we love the breakfast feature at some hotels that offer waffles, crepes, pastries, and bread).

There are some parts of Mexico — including Cabos — where alcohol flows freely.  There are also plenty of veggie options available at most Cabo San Lucas all-inclusive resorts. It’s easier to seek out food for certain diets if you have a specific idea going into your vacation (for example, vegan or gluten-free). If you’re unsure about what kind of food will be served onsite, simply ask your resort concierge before making a reservation.

Myth #5: You need to hire an expensive tour operator or you won’t enjoy your trip!

The truth is, most guests don’t even book tours when they travel outside of the States—they use hotel/resort packages instead. And these can be significantly cheaper than booking tours with third-party companies.

You’ll also get more flexibility and convenience by using the onsite activities team, rather than searching for a tour guide online or negotiating with someone who isn’t an official part of your resort. This is especially important in Cabo since many tour operators don’t allow you to book last minute.

If you’re interested in an all inclusive Cabo resort , keep a close eye on package deals before booking reservations . Many properties offer much lower rates during promotional specials — and you may even be able to do a “fly-thru” stay where your flight is covered in the bargain. Although flying into Los Cabos International Airport is always an option, we recommend taking advantage of cheap direct flights from many U.S. cities—especially on holidays like Memorial Day, Labor Day and Christmas. Moreover, you will find most of the resorts, especially Villa Del Palmar fully booked during the festive season.