State of Baja California Sur — Be More Careful Criminal activity and violence can occur statewide. There are no travel restrictions for the U.S. In the US, Mexico currently has a Level 2 travel warning on a scale of 1 to 4, which means “proceed with caution.” And parts of Mexico where drug cartel violence is at its worst have been on a do not go list, with a level 4 not to go warning. Hotels in Cabo San Lucas are open and operating normally, albeit with a reduced capacity for social distancing.
An organized crime group isn't likely to kill you in a resort town like Cabo San Lucas; instead, you're more likely to have your valuables stolen while you're in a tourist area during the day. From late November to mid-May, conditions are ideal for visiting Cabo San Lucas, with sunny days with temperatures around the 80s and cooler nights.
Government restrictions for travel in Baja California Sur, which includes the tourist areas of Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo and La Paz. Your safety in Cabo San Lucas is a top priority for Los Cabos tourism, so if anything happens, your resort and the appropriate authorities will help you resolve any issues and answer any questions about safety in Mexico. You can also rent a car at San Jose del Cabo Airport, but keep in mind that there are tolls on the highway, so you'll need to get cash out at the airport before hitting the road. If you want to venture off the beaten track in Cabo and out of Cabo's main tourist area, consider a day trip to San Jose del Cabo, Todos Santos, or La Paz.
