Los Cabos Virtual Walk

Take a free virtual walking tour through Los Cabos, Mexico — home to 351,111 people and one of Americas's most remarkable cities. Nearaway streams immersive 4K street-level footage from Los Cabos, letting you explore its neighbourhoods, culture, and atmosphere from anywhere in the world — no passport, no flights, no account required.

The Pericú people inhabited the dramatic tip of Baja California for at least 10,000 years. Spanish conquistadors arrived in 1535 but the harsh terrain defeated every colonisation attempt. Dominican missionaries established San José del Cabo in 1730. The two towns existed in near-isolation for centuries until the Transpeninsular Highway in 1973 and the international airport in 1981 opened the cape to the world.

Los Cabos sits at the tip of the Baja California Peninsula — one of the longest on Earth at over 1,200 km. It gets more than 300 sunny days per year. The best time to take a virtual walk through Los Cabos is november to may (whale watching nov to apr). Must-try local foods in Los Cabos include Fish tacos, Lobster Puerto Nuevo style, Aguachile. El Arco at Land's End is where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. See it by boat at sunrise when the light turns the rock arch gold.