Cabo San Lucas

This church is on Mijares Square. The source says it was built in 1730 and is still used as a church today.

There have been cases where the 7 a.m. Easter Sunday Mass was canceled without notice, so check whether it is being held that day if you plan to attend.

This is the central square of San José del Cabo's historic district, where the mission church is located.

This beach is described as a surfing spot.

This is an open-air restaurant and cocktail bar in a palm grove in the Animas Bajas Valley. It is noted for cuisine focused on ingredients and sustainability.

Reviews repeatedly say the final stretch to Acre is an unpaved road, so consider road conditions when deciding on transportation.

This is included in a list of beaches with areas where swimming is allowed.

This restaurant is at Flora Farms, an organic farm at the foot of the Sierra de la Laguna. Ingredients grown on the farm are cooked in a kitchen just steps from where they were harvested.

Reviews recommend reservations at Flora’s Field Kitchen, so book in advance if you plan to visit while in port.

This restaurant simply prepares fresh Pacific seafood, including ceviche, chocolate clams, and the day's catch.

Former buildings behind the church now house painting galleries, sculpture studios, and craft shops.

This hotel is listed as an attraction in Todos Santos. The source notes that whether it inspired an Eagles song is disputed.

Reviews say Hotel California was under renovation, so check which areas are open before visiting if you expect to see the interior.

This oyster bar in Todos Santos is featured in the Michelin Guide and is a good choice for a somewhat more formal meal.

This is described as a short hiking route with Pacific Ocean views.

Hotel California and Antigua Facade are listed among downtown Todos Santos attractions.