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Expland above for all my answers. Cabo is a great tourist location. Everything here is for you! So everything is made easy. Feel free to send me a private message if you think of anything!

There's a BEAUTIFUL surf beach called Avellanas around that area. My friend Dan runs Casa Surf and he's been surfing those breaks for years. I lived in Costa Rica (did all my diving in Playas del Coco with Rich Coast diving - check out Big Scare or Catalinas)

Hey! My partner works on the Quino and I have another friend that has an Airbnb in the marina. Send me a message with your email and I'll see if he can contact you. Also what specifically would you like to know? The Quino has the reputation for being one of the more sociable, fun boats by the...

Hey! I went diving today. May and June is the coldest time of year here but right now in the shallows there is a really nice warm surface temp of 75f/25c to about 40ft/12m. Once you get passed this it drops sharply to about 20c to 90-100ft and then even colder below. This is from the CSL bay...

Yes you can totally see them in Cabo San Lucas. You can actually normally sit in one of the roof-top bars and see them jump in the bay like popcorn! I can take you, send me an email .... laura@caboprivateguide.com

Hey there! I'm in Cabo. September is a great time to be here for water temp and clarity but unfortunately the whale shark season opens in October - you might want to wait a few weeks for that. Bear in mind we get hurricanes here in Cabo too, especially in September/October, but up in La Paz...

Come to Cabo! I'm a dive pro here and have a little boy with my partner. My parents always visit and we do a lot of mixed dive/snorkel trips when they come. There's plenty to do here aside from diving and day trips up to Cabo Pulmo Marine Park are a must. It will be about 85 - 90f so if you stay...

Morning! Maybe you have your answer by now, I'm here in Cabo and we're expecting them any day now. Typically from May to July is a good bet. And then again in November. I often just go out on a boat and snorkel with them! It's easier than trying to find them with a tank on your back. You could...