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Los Cabos continues to welcome travelers from around the world with elevated hospitality experiences and coordinated operational excellence.
In 2025, Los Cabos welcomed nearly 3.8 million visitors, reinforcing the destination’s continued growth, strong traveler confidence and growing recognition among international travelers. Today, Los Cabos stands out not only for its luxury offerings, but for its unique travel experiences: from wellness and gastronomy to outdoor adventure, personalized service and seamless connectivity.
At the intersection of the Pacific Ocean, the Sea of Cortez and the Baja California Sur desert, Los Cabos offers travelers a destination where luxury, nature and peace of mind coexist.
Five integrated layers. Continuously active. Fully coordinated.
The U.S. Department of State Travel Advisory for Baja California Sur, where Los Cabos is located, is currently at Level 2: Exercise Normal Precautions. This is the same advisory level as France, the United Kingdom, and Italy, and does not include travel restrictions to the destination.
For the most current guidance, please visit: travel.state.gov
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, we recommend travelers consult the following official sources.
For additional questions about safety and security in Los Cabos, please contact us at info@visitloscabos.travel
If you have more questions on regards Security and Safety protocols of Los Cabos.
Please contact us directly to info@visitloscabos.travel
Important Travel Update: U.S. Citizens Visiting Los Cabos
The Los Cabos Tourism Board is aware of misinformation circulating regarding visa requirements for U.S. citizens. Please be advised that as of March 2025, there are no changes to existing visa policies. U.S. citizens traveling to Los Cabos do not require a visa for tourism or short-term stays.
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to the U.S. State Department website.
We look forward to welcoming you to Los Cabos!
What is the passenger allowance?
It is a benefit that allows travelers to bring personal items and purchases into Mexico without paying import taxes, in addition to their regular luggage.
What is the allowed amount?
Travelers may bring goods valued at up to USD $500, regardless of whether they enter by air, land, or sea.
What personal items are allowed in luggage?
You may bring the following personal items:
How much alcohol and tobacco can I bring?
Travelers aged 18 and over may bring:
Can families combine their allowance?
Yes. Family members traveling together may combine their allowances to bring in purchases jointly.
Does the allowance apply to purchases made in border regions?
Yes. Purchases made in the border region qualify for the USD $500 allowance, as long as a valid tax receipt is provided.
What is the Héroes Paisanos program?
During official Héroes Paisanos periods, travelers entering Mexico from the border region may bring goods valued up to USD $500 under the passenger allowance.
In accordance with Mexico’s Customs Law and applicable foreign trade regulations, all goods entering the country are subject to inspection and classification by customs authorities.
In this context, jewelry—including engagement rings and wedding bands—may be considered imported merchandise when transported in their original box, case, or packaging. As such, these items may be subject to import duties and applicable taxes (including VAT and other applicable charges), even if they are intended for temporary use during a celebration.
For this reason, travelers are advised to take precautions when carrying high-value items. If in doubt, visitors should declare such items to Mexican Customs upon arrival in order to avoid unexpected charges or possible retention of the items.
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