This is a very forgiving course with wide fairways. Challenging enough to be fun without driving…read moreyou crazy, although I did lose several balls. I am a 20 handicap and shot 96 with a few mulligans my first time. Staff are friendly and location is convenient to several resorts. I gave 4 stars because I have played other courses in Mexico with views and features that are a little more stunning but this one was worth the cost of the tee time for sure.

Played Feb 2026. Decent course. W I D E fairways. If you carry a single handicap you might be…read moreunchallenged. Though there are about 1 million sand traps on this track. Good turf. Slow putting greens. Golf carts are gasoline powered. Convenient location close to main highway. Staff are friendly and helpful. Drinks / snacks are not complimentary. Quality, value and enjoyment are not up there with the luxurious courses around Los Cabos, but the green fee is lower than the super premium courses.

We had a blast at brunch at Quivira Golf Club! The brunch was absolutely phenomenal with lots of…read moreoptions. For the gluten free pastries, they even used a dedicated gluten free tongs to take them out so there was no cross contamination. We had multiple servers make sure we were checked on during our whole brunch experience. There is indoor and outdoor seating, but if it's not too hot I would recommend outdoor for the beautiful views. Their brunch ends promptly at 11, so you will not be seated if you arrive later than 10:50. (We were all inclusive, so I cannot speak to the value of the meal for the price)

Quivira Golf Club is a gorgeous golf course hugging the coast and on the mountain. The scenery…read morecan't be beat. Carts are technology loaded so be mindful of where you shouldn't drive as they will lock up hard. The course is clean and inviting. Loved seeing the road runners on the course. It's a challenging course but overall a rewarding experience. The comfort stations are legit! Great service, staff and tasty drinks and tacos. Also some grab and go snacks available. Bathrooms were clean. The club shop was closed before we finished which was a bummer because we couldn't use the $$ coupon, and they really have some cool hats and shirts. Maybe next time.

Last minute when we found out about the sky pool in Pueblo Bonito at Sunset. This sky pool is open…read moreuntil 6pm only. You must go first to The Market at Sunset to have a ride because an uphill walk might not be a good idea. You can order food while enjoying the pool and full bar.

It's literally called the Sky Pool.. I mean, the beauty is in the name! Imagine this: An infinity…read morepool with a swim up cabana styled bar, TVs, pumping dance music, lounge cabanas on the quiet side if you wish not to rally, and a full view of the Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach Resort in all its majestic wonder. For years and years my favorite hangout spot at this resort was, but of course, the Main Pool. All the activities were there, it's an infinity, there's a swim up bar, and ocean views - What more could you want? But then they raised the bar (quite literally) and built what is basically all the goodness of the Main Pool on an upper decker level. So now not only is there a swim up bar, infinity style waterfall pool, and all that, but there's full wrap around breathtaking views of the whole resort AND magnificent sunsets that will have you feeling all kinds of good things. The wait staff up here are always on the ball, checking in on you for more food, drinks, napkins, etc. The towel crew is kind and while it may take a while for them to look through those horribly long paper lists and cross you off, they do it with a smile and as quick as their eyes will allow them. The lounge chairs are sturdy and cozy, but I'd definitely recommend laying a towel down before getting your tan on. There's an even amount of sun chairs versus shaded chairs at this pool, but the pools have very little shade areas while you are in them so be warned on that. The jacuzzi at the Sky Pool is the highest visiting point at this resort, I believe. While warm, bubbly and spacious you may also enjoy the seclusion from the rest of the pool areas and gorgeous tropical views of the palms and ocean. I tend to retreat up here when the pool gets too rowdy or crowded and I need a break from the crowds. All in all, Sky Pool is definitely a must visit if you're staying at the Sunset Beach Resort and/or even if you're at one of the other hotels in town.. Hop in a shuttle and hangout here for a day, but make sure to stay for sunset because the photo op is something you won't want to miss out on.

A very well-kept public beach. Though beware that you will find no shade at all. However, you'll be…read moreable to rent beach umbrellas, paddle boards, snorkeling gears, and life vests for a steep cost from the locals. But worth it if your intended visit is not just for a quick "check it out" visit but to spend some time to relax, enjoy the scenery, and dip in the refreshing calm waters on a hot summer day. Note the presence of jellyfish.

If you're in the know, this is the beach to go to while in Cabo San Lucas as this is considered one…read moreof the few swimmable beaches. With that said, in the afternoon, the winds are stronger than in the morning and the shore will toss you around a bit. Although this beach is new to me, all the locals know about it and they know to bring their umbrellas for shade (it's super hot in August), blankets, food, beverages, and music. Expect to hear Mexican music from each party. Even people with their yachts know about this beach as you'll see several yachts anchored near the shore. While on the beach we saw authorized vendors selling ice cold fruit from coolers. Surprisingly, in less than knee deep water, you can see a variety of fish without a mask. With a mask, the fish viewing is very good, but the shore is rough. For me, a huge benefit of this beach is that there are restrooms (sanitorios) and showers outside. Albeit, the showers are flooded from the sand, but at least there is an opportunity to remove sand before you get in the car. In Baja California, toilets are sensitive and people throw their toilet paper in a waste basket rather than in the toilet. Admittedly, it's tough to remember. During peak times, parking is challenging, but if you're patient enough, someone will leave. By the way, I wish the title of the Yelp was called Chileno Beach (Playa de Chileno) rather than Bahía Chileno (Chileno Bay) because it's easier to find via Maps.

Really nice beach. It's a small-ish cove about 15 minutes drive north of Cabo. There's a…read moreboardwalk to the beach. The "sand" is more like small pebbles. The water was fun and our kids had a blast. Next time, I might be interested in trying the neighboring beach called Playa El Chileno which also looks really nice.

Thank goodness on my trip to Cabo that I was with someone who was a local and new of all the great…read moreplaces to visit as she took us here for one of the most lovely days spent out on the beach. When I thought about beautiful beaches and Cabo and peaceful places to just hang out and chill and enjoy the water, Playa Santa Maria satisfied all those requirements and I can't wait to go back to this place. When you get there, it seems like almost like a resort or if you experience going to a really nice golf resort in the United States. During the weekday we were here and there was plenty of parking and we bought mangoes in the parking lot, which were really good. He did a excellent job cutting and prepping it out for us. You take the walk back and then you see the ocean and the beach and I was just in awe of how beautiful it was. This is pretty close to paradise. It was a big contrast from the Bajia Beach House we were at for the past couple of days where there are a lot of tourists, loud music, vendors, and just noise in general. This place is so serene and quiet and calm and yes, it is connected to a resort, but it was not overcrowded, no loud music, you could see a lot of the locals were here, and the beach area to swim was very large and vast. If I lived in Cabo, I would probably come here every weekend. The only downer was the sand consisted of very small pebbles so if your feet are sensitive, then I highly suggest water shoes or sandals - which I'm so glad I brought. I am so glad I got to experience this place, thanks to our local friend and temporary tour guide. If you're in Cabo looking for some nice peace and relaxation and a beautiful scene, you definitely need to come here.

3 stars is a little generous because the Nicklaus design is excellent and the service is top notch…read more But the course conditions are just bad. Dead grass and dirt patches all over the place. I was chatting with the Starter, also from the LA area, before I teed off. He compared the bunkers to the condition of public courses in LA. Not a good sign, and he was right. Hard and crunchy. Luckily, I only paid $75 because the greens had been aerated. If I had paid full price I would have been pissed. The course is like if Jack Nicklaus had designed a public course. Challenging design in terrible shape. Not sure what Questro golf is thinking with this one. I played Cabo Real two days ago and the conditions were much better. Campestre was a disappointment but I appreciated the way easier back 9!

ABSOLUTELY SKIP THIS HORRIFIC, RUDE, INSANELY OVER PRICED, TRASHED COURSE!…read moreDo you want to play at a horrific course that is hot garbage, NUMEROUS workers all over the course weed eating, mowing and cutting trees, rental clubs from the 1800's that were trashed and bent, trashed tee boxes that weren't rotated, destroyed cart paths and construction everywhere? Then this is the course for you! We wanted to play at a nice golf course while we were enjoying our time in Cabo, and we came to the conclusion this was the best one near our resort. We were willing to pay a decent amount to play at a nice place, instead of choosing a budget friendly course and being disappointed by the fairways and greens, etc. We ended up paying an decent amount to still be disappointed by the greens, fairways, and numerous other things. First thing that was unacceptable were the sets of golf clubs we paid around $60 a piece to rent. They were in subpar condition and very outdated. The clubs were old, from what we could tell was the early 2000's, the grips were torn up and the putter skin on the grips was completely stripped off as seen in pics. One thing that made it hard to concentrate and enjoy the course was workers working right near the pin when hitting our approach shots, seems like the courteous thing is to move until we hit our shots then continue working right? Nope, they just kept on working. Also, not the safest approach for the work to be conducted in the case of errant shots. This can be seen in the pictures I provided. Then there was workers weed eating right next to the tee box while we were teeing off which was rather distracting. Then at another tee box there were workers cutting down and trimming trees while we were teeing off, again distracting and not par for golf etiquette. It's necessary for course upkeep, but there has to be a better way for your maintenance teams to perform their duties while not distracting people that are paying to enjoy it. I've never been to another course with as many workers on the course as this one. Pictures provided for this too. The tee boxes were pretty trashed because they obviously weren't moved around. At least half of the greens had pretty bad patchy areas as seen in the pictures. Cart paths were pretty beat up and the carts barely made it up hills to where I thought I was going to have to get out and push. There was construction everywhere also, which was very distracting as well.

Overall, a great activity for families while vacationing in Cabo…read more Unlike many other activities, Wild Canyon is only 25 mins away from Cabo. It's a one stop shop for so many fun things including zip lining, horse riding, camel riding, UTV/ATV, bungee jumping, a petting zoo, and a small water park. I highly recommend the Animal Kingdom activity for those with children. Luis was an amazing tour guide/animal expert and we had a blast meeting all the animals in the sanctuary and taking pictures with the parrots, bunnies, and love birds. We had fun on the UTV and the horse riding but both activities were a bit short only 30 mins for the UTV and 10 mins for the horse riding. Things to know before you go: - transportation from your hotel is included only if you do the activities so any children or older adults who are there to just observe, you'll need to purchase a separate transportation fee which is $30 round trip. Our driver picked us up on time and the van was very clean and nicely air conditioned. - the activity price doesn't include the admission fee of $25 so you must purchase that as well. The admission fee is mandatory to just enter the park even if you're not doing any activities. - I suggest you purchase your tickets online as they are discounted compared to paying at the site. - bring your own water bottle as they have free water stations throughout the park and snacks. The small snack stand grossly overcharges for drinks and snacks ($5 for a soda can and $5 for a snickers bar). - if you're going on the UTV/ATV, I recommend you bring a bandana or scarf to cover your lower face from all the dust. They also sell them in the gift shop for $3-7. Note this isn't a cheap activity and probably best suitable for children 6 and older and adults. When you add up all the activity costs, the admission ticket, insurance, and tips for the driver and each activity, it comes out to $150-200 per person.

Great experience here with the UTV tour. Our guide was great. We had plenty of opportunities for…read morephotos and videos. Outside the tour itself, there's a few other things you can do around the canyon while waiting. Overall, a good few hours well spent while in Cabo.

There are places in the world you should see... and then there are places you have to experience…read more One of those is Lover's Beach. Tucked right beside the famous El Arco de Cabo San Lucas, this little stretch of sand sits where the Pacific Ocean shakes hands with the Gulf of California. Boats can't always nose right up to shore, so sometimes they anchor out and well congratulations, you're swimming the rest of the way. Not exactly the plan when you're holding a drink and thinking about tacos. But there I was, staring at that water thinking, alright... here we go. First step in refreshing. Second step whoa, that's colder than advertised. But once you're in, you're in, and suddenly the whole thing turns into the kind of travel story you remember forever. And that's Cabo in a nutshell. Music drifting through the air, drinks flowing, tacos somewhere nearby, somebody laughing so hard the whole beach joins in. My wife was cracking up, people were singing, and the day just kept rolling like a perfect Baja postcard. Lovers Beach itself is only reachable by boat, which somehow makes it feel like a little secret tucked against those golden rock formations. You look around and think, yeah... this is the good stuff. So if you make it to Cabo, don't just look at it from the boat jump in, swim if you have to, and make the memory. Trust me... that's the story you'll still be telling later.

I am so thankful and grateful I was able to come to this beach…read more FRICKEN AMAZING and Beautiful!! Sand feels so good on your feet Its a small beach but its totally worth visiting We stayed here for about an hour or so just taking it all in