Travelers arriving at SJD can choose between a private transfer, a shared shuttle, or a rental car. See our full <a href="/private-vs-shared-cabo-airport-transfer">private vs. shared comparison</a> to decide which fits your trip.

No — ground transportation from SJD is arranged separately from your hotel booking. You can book a <a href="/private-airport-transfer-cabo-san-lucas">private transfer</a> or get an instant quote on <a href="/">our booking page</a>.

With a private transfer, your driver waits for you in the arrivals area with a name sign — no need to search for a taxi line or negotiate a fare. See <a href="/private-airport-transfer-cabo-san-lucas">how our private transfer service works</a>.

After baggage claim and customs, head to the arrivals area outside the terminal — that's where your driver will be waiting with a sign.

Flight delays are common, which is why it's worth booking with free cancellation so you're not locked into a fixed pickup time if your plans change.

Cabo San Lucas sits at the far end of the tourist corridor from SJD — further than San José del Cabo or the Corridor hotels. Get an instant quote for the exact fare to your hotel on our <a href="/cabo-san-lucas-airport-transportation">Cabo San Lucas transportation page</a>.

It depends on your group size and budget. Read our <a href="/private-vs-shared-cabo-airport-transfer">private vs. shared comparison</a> or start with the <a href="/cabo-san-lucas-airport-guide">SJD airport guide</a>.

Not necessarily if you're staying at a resort with transfers arranged. A rental car is mainly useful for longer stays or independent exploring beyond your hotel.

Private transfers are a flat rate per vehicle, while shared shuttles are priced per person. See <a href="/cabo-san-lucas-airport-transportation">Cabo San Lucas pricing</a> for exact rates.