Audio Guide of Todos Santos

As an open Magical Town, you can walk its streets 24 hours a day, although most galleries and shops operate from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. It is about a one-hour drive from Cabo San Lucas via Federal Highway 19; we recommend using this Google Maps location to plan your exact route.

Access to the town and its Main Square is completely free; you will only pay for what you consume or for specific museums. If you want to enrich your experience without spending on costly private guides, our audio guides are the best value for your budget; take a look at IAudioguia.com to see the available options.

To capture its bohemian essence, visit the Mission, and take photos at Hotel California, we recommend dedicating at least half a day to it, around 4 to 5 hours. If you want to include a relaxed beach stop or explore the art galleries in depth, spending the whole day is ideal.

It was founded as a mission in 1733 and later prospered as a sugarcane capital, leaving behind unique colonial architecture that now houses a vibrant art scene. Its blend of mission history and urban legends, such as the one surrounding Hotel California, makes it a fascinating cultural destination in Baja California Sur.

The ideal season is from November to April, when the weather is cooler and more pleasant for walking, and it also coincides with whale-watching season. We suggest arriving early in the morning to avoid the midday heat or staying until sunset to enjoy spectacular views.

You should keep in mind that many sidewalks are narrow and some streets have uneven cobblestones, which can make wheelchair access difficult. However, the area around the Main Square and the main streets is easier to navigate with assistance.

Very close by you will find Los Cerritos Beach, world-famous for surfing and perfect for swimming, or Punta Lobos, where fishermen launch their boats into the sea. Both are perfect complements to your cultural visit to the town.

Wear very comfortable shoes for the cobblestones and do not forget to try the region’s traditional sweets in local shops. So you do not miss any historical detail while walking at your own pace, we suggest downloading an immersive audio guide from our official website before you arrive.