Disabled Holidays in Cabo San Lucas

Please note: Due to a lack of accessibility features, it can be challenging for some travellers with disabilities to visit Cabo San Lucas; however, it can be done with some advance planning. Please see the accessibility notes below.

Famous for its stunning natural landscapes, vibrant nightlife and wealth of outdoor pursuits, Cabo San Lucas is a fantastically varied holiday destination in the sun.

The town lies on the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula, an area of outstanding contrasts that combines glorious sandy beaches, soaring rock formations, expansive desert scenery and clear ocean waters rich in fresh seafood.

There are activities to enjoy for all tastes, from humpback whale watching safaris and camel rides, to deep-sea fishing and boat tours to the iconic rock arch at Land’s End. For real thrill-seekers, there’s jet-skiing, zip lining, 4x4 tours and surfing lessons too!

Cabo San Lucas also boasts a world-class marina full of authentic Mexican restaurants, bars, high-end shops, smaller retail stores and an excellent golf course. It’s the perfect place to dine on some delicious fish tacos or sip a margarita while enjoying the spectacular sea views.

Accessibility notes

• The town is not particularly easy to get around in a wheelchair or on crutches. Sidewalks are uneven and sometimes missing sections.
• The only area that is flat and wheelchair friendly is the Marina area.
• Most flights from the UK make two stops and have an average flight time of 20 hours, including stopovers.
• We currently cannot offer accessible transfers or mobility equipment.