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Best time to visit Los Cabos

The best time to visit Los Cabos is usually May, June and November, when a typical day grades A, A and A. August and September are the weakest (A- and A-). The quietest months are August and September, and storm risk peaks in September.

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Los Cabos month by month

MonthTypical dayHighWaterRain chanceWavesCrowdsStorm risk
JanuaryA-80°F72°F5%–Very busyVery low
FebruaryA-81°F70°F3%–Very busyVery low
MarchA-83°F70°F1%–PackedVery low
AprilA86°F72°F0%–BusyVery low
MayA89°F75°F0%–BusyVery low
JuneA92°F79°F2%–BusyVery low
JulyA-94°F82°F8%–BusyLow
AugustA-94°F84°F15%–ModerateModerate
SeptemberA-93°F84°F18%–ModerateHigh
OctoberA90°F82°F8%–BusyLow
NovemberA87°F79°F5%–BusyVery low
DecemberA82°F74°F5%–Very busyVery low

Typical-month numbers from Veabird's year-ahead outlook for the 32 resorts here (median resort). Grades weigh seaweed, temperature, rain, sun, water, waves, wind, UV, crowds, storm risk and travel safety.

Best beaches in Los Cabos

Resorts with the best typical May, and their grades for the next few days.

Grades for the next few days from Veabird's beach forecast, updated Oct 3, 18:00 UTC. Higher is better: A+ to F.

Questions

When is the best time to visit Los Cabos?
The best time to visit Los Cabos is usually May, June and November, when a typical day grades A, A and A. August and September are the weakest (A- and A-). The quietest months are August and September, and storm risk peaks in September.
When is the cheapest and least crowded time to visit Los Cabos?
Crowds are usually lightest in August and September and heaviest in March and December (College & school spring break and Semana Santa / Easter). Quieter months usually mean lower hotel rates.
When is hurricane season in Los Cabos?
Storm risk runs from about July to October and peaks in September.
When is the water warmest in Los Cabos?
The sea is warmest in August and September (about 84°F) and coolest in February and March (about 70°F).

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Coordinates approximate; forecasts are estimates, not safety guidance.