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Discover San Jose del Cabo's charm with this 4-hour tour featuring the Jesuit Mission, art galleries, beer tasting, and free time to explore the town.
Exploring San José del Cabo becomes truly engaging with the Los Cabos: San Jose del Cabo Art Walk and Beer Tasting Tour, priced at $86 per person. This 4-hour guided experience offers a well-rounded glimpse of the town’s historic sites, vibrant art scene, and local flavors. It’s perfect for those who enjoy cultural sights, creative galleries, and a relaxed pace, with the added bonus of a beer tasting paired with gourmet pizza.
While the tour involves some walking and visits to various venues, it balances structured exploration with free time for personal discovery. The included stops are thoughtfully chosen, making this a great introduction for first-time visitors or anyone wanting a taste of local life. Keep in mind, it’s not suitable for visitors with mobility challenges, but it offers rich experiences within a manageable schedule.


This tour starts with hotel pickup in San José del Cabo or Cabo San Lucas, making logistics straightforward. Once onboard, an air-conditioned vehicle transports travelers comfortably through the town, setting the stage for the day’s highlights. The focus is on providing a comprehensive look at the town’s cultural and artistic offerings, enriched by local food and drink experiences.
The tour emphasizes immersion in San José del Cabo’s colonial streets and historic sites. It’s suited for visitors who appreciate guided insights combined with free time to explore independently. The professional guides lead discussions about the town’s architecture, art, and history, making each stop both informative and engaging.
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The first stop at VelvetBox Jewelry invites visitors to see how pearls are cultivated, offering an educational glimpse into this regional craft. The 25-minute guided visit explains the pearl process from oyster to finished jewelry, which adds a layer of appreciation for local craftsmanship.
This stop provides a tangible connection to local industry and traditional jewelry-making. It’s a quiet moment amid the tour’s more lively activities, appealing to those interested in artisan crafts. No shopping pressure is implied, but plenty of opportunity exists to purchase authentic jewelry if desired.

Next, the tour offers a 15-minute exploration of Mexican chocolate history, highlighting its deep roots in regional culture. This tasting is a sensory delight, allowing visitors to savor the flavors that have been crafted for centuries.
Later, at the Sierra de la Laguna Brewery, a 45-minute break features a beer tasting paired with gourmet pizza. The brewery’s inviting atmosphere lets guests enjoy a refreshing drink and delicious food, making it a perfect mid-point refreshment. The pairing enhances the tasting experience, showcasing local brews alongside quality cuisine.

A major highlight is the Art Walk District, where visitors get free time for about 75 minutes to wander through art galleries and shops. The tour visits standout venues like Ivan Guaderrama & La Sacristía Gallery, showcasing a mix of contemporary and traditional art.
On Thursdays, this area transforms into a lively pedestrian zone, with local artists, painter booths, and street food vendors selling elotes and other Mexican treats. This open-air art scene offers authentic sights, sounds, and tastes, providing a lively atmosphere that captures the town’s creative spirit.
More Great Tours NearbyOne of the tour’s most significant sites is the Jesuit Mission, established in 1730. This historic church presents a glimpse into the past, with its colonial architecture and spiritual significance. The guided visit lasts approximately 15 minutes, offering insights into the mission’s history and its role in shaping the town.
This stop is ideal for those interested in colonial architecture and history, providing a meaningful connection to San José del Cabo’s origins.

After the guided visits and gallery strolls, the tour grants an additional 75 minutes of free time. Visitors can shop for souvenirs, enjoy a meal at a local restaurant, or simply continue exploring the charming streets at their own pace. This flexibility allows for a personalized experience beyond the scheduled activities.
No extra costs are included for shopping, but the free time encourages visitors to delve deeper into the town’s offerings, making this a well-rounded half-day activity.

The tour departs from two convenient locations: San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, with hotel pickup and drop-off provided. The entire experience is conducted in English and Spanish, led by an expert tour guide.
Participants should wear comfortable shoes and clothes suitable for walking, and bring cash or credit cards for personal expenses during free time. A passport or ID is recommended, especially if planning to shop or dine locally.
Note that smoking, unaccompanied minors, and alcoholic drinks in the vehicle are not permitted. The tour is not suitable for individuals with back problems or wheelchair users.

For $86, this tour offers a balanced mix of history, art, food, and local culture in a manageable timeframe. It provides a well-organized introduction to San José del Cabo, combining guided visits with the opportunity for independent exploration.
The inclusion of hotel transportation and multiple attractions makes it a practical choice for visitors wanting a curated experience without the hassle of planning each stop independently.

This tour stands out for its combination of cultural education, artistic appreciation, and local flavors. It’s especially appealing for those who enjoy guided insights but also value free time for personal discovery. The stops at historic sites, galleries, and the brewery provide a well-rounded taste of San José del Cabo.
While it’s a shorter tour and not suited for travelers with mobility issues, it delivers a lot in a compact package. The beer tasting with gourmet pizza, the art district stroll, and visits to historic landmarks make it a practical choice for a memorable day in Baja California Sur.
Is hotel pickup included in the tour?
Yes, the tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off at designated locations in San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas.
How long does the tour last?
The entire experience lasts approximately 4 hours, providing a concise yet diverse exploration of the town.
What are the main stops on the tour?
Stops include the VelvetBox Jewelry for pearl education, the Sierra de la Laguna Brewery for beer and food tasting, galleries like Ivan Guaderrama & La Sacristía, and the Jesuit Mission.
Is there free time to explore on my own?
Yes, after guided visits, there is about 75 minutes of free time for shopping, dining, or further exploration.
Can I participate if I have mobility issues?
No, this tour is not suitable for people with back problems or wheelchair users.
What should I bring?
Bring comfortable shoes and clothes, cash or credit card for personal expenses, and passport or ID if needed.
Is alcohol allowed during the tour?
No, alcoholic drinks in the vehicle are not permitted.
Are the guides bilingual?
Guides operate in English and Spanish, ensuring clear communication for all participants.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, full cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is it possible to reserve and pay later?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for your travel plans.