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Skydive El Sol

Name: Skydive El Sol
Rating: 5

★★★★★5.0 out of 5 · 3 reviews

land

Age 18+

outdoor

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Skydive El Sol is a land tour in Cabo rated 5.0/5 by 3 TripAdvisor reviewers; from about $300 per person; lasts 2 hours; minimum age 18.

About

Skydive El Sol operates from Medano Beach in the heart of Cabo San Lucas, putting jumps right over the city's most recognizable coastline. The operation holds a perfect 5/5 from three reviews, which is a small sample but suggests consistent execution where it counts. Tandem jumps here mean you're strapped to an instructor who handles the mechanics while you take in the view — Land's End, the arch, the contrast between desert and Pacific all spread out below. The brevity of freefall (usually 30–45 seconds at standard altitudes) keeps the experience punchy, and the parachute portion gives you enough time to actually look around before landing back on the beach. It's not cheap and weather has veto power, but if you're going to jump out of a plane in Cabo, doing it over this particular stretch of water makes the decision easier.

At a glance

Category: land
Duration: 2 hours
Price: $300
Minimum age: 18+
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Setting: outdoor
Booking partner: direct
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November in Cabo offers pleasant conditions without peak-season intensity. You'll find attentive service across properties, from boutique hotels to luxury resorts, and generally comfortable weather for beach and pool time. Thanksgiving week sees a noticeable uptick in visitors, with some restaurants running short on supplies and resorts busier than usual, but the month overall feels more relaxed than true high season.

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Playa de los Amantes sits at the southernmost tip of the Baja peninsula, where Land's End meets the Sea of Cortez. You can only reach it by water taxi from the marina or by walking along the base of the cliffs from Playa El Médano at low tide. The beach is tucked into a cove with calmer water on the Cortez side, though you're swimming without lifeguards and dodging boat traffic from tour groups coming to see the Arch. The rock formations are the draw—the natural stone archway frames the beach and marks the division between the two seas. The Pacific side, officially Divorce Beach, is a different story. Swimming there is prohibited. The rip currents are serious and people have drowned ignoring the warnings. Most visitors stay on the Cortez side, where the water is swimmable if you're cautious and aware. Bring what you need—there's no shade and no facilities. The water taxis run frequently, and most will wait or pick you up on a return trip.

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Skydive El Sol