Cabo San Lucas. Well, what can I say? It is in Mexico to start, but many people speak English, and most vendors, shops, and restaurants accept the American dollar, so you don’t need to exchange it for pesos.
The airport in Cabo is actually in San Jose del Cabo, which is about a 30-minute drive from Cabo San Lucas, and I suggest you go ahead and book your transportation before getting here.
I found out when I went there in 2015 that the number one is you get a little piece of paper with your immigration – it’s ripped off and stuck in your passport. You must hold on to that because you must turn that in when you leave the country. Don’t lose that! It’s significant fines and a big hassle, so you don’t want to lose that.
Even though credit cards are widely accepted, having cash with you and on small bills is best. And, it is best to have US dollars because when you go home, you don’t have to exchange it back!
Speaking of getting around in Cabo San Lucas, it’s essential to pick a hotel based on your style of travel. I chose a hotel Pueblo Bonito Rose, and it is, I would say three and a half-star hotel, and it is about a 15-minute walk into town, into the marina, and all of the things that are happening, including the clubbing at Mandala and Cabo Wabo and all of that as well. Go and enjoy.