Peak Season: December Through April
December to April is Cabo's peak season — dry, sunny, and comfortably warm (75–85°F). This is also prime whale-watching season, when humpback and gray whales migrate to the Sea of Cortez to calve. From a Pedregal terrace you can often see them breaching from your own pool.
Demand is highest here, so book your villa, charter, and golf rounds early. Direct booking with owners unlocks preferred pricing and date holds that platform calendars cannot offer during this window.
Shoulder Season: May, June, and October
May, June, and October are the smart traveler's secret. The weather is still beautiful, crowds thin, and villa rates soften — yet the ocean is warm, fishing is excellent, and October brings the famous Bisbee's Los Cabos fishing tournaments.
For a luxury group willing to travel just outside peak weeks, shoulder season is the best value in Cabo. Direct guests often receive negotiated package rates for these dates.
Summer: July Through September
Summer is Cabo's warmest and quietest season. Temperatures reach the 90s, and late summer can bring tropical humidity, but the Sea of Cortez is bathtub-warm and the fishing for marlin, dorado, and tuna is spectacular.
This is the lowest-rate window of the year — ideal for flexible groups, fishing crews, and anyone who wants a private mansion essentially to themselves. The villa's 75-foot infinity pool and air-conditioned suites make summer heat effortless.
