Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) is the only commercial airport serving the whole Los Cabos region — both San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas fly through it. It sits along the coastal corridor that connects the two towns, so no matter which one you're staying in, SJD is where your trip begins.

SJD operates separate terminal facilities for domestic and international arrivals. After landing, international travelers clear immigration first, then head to baggage claim, followed by customs, and finally out to the ground transportation area outside the terminal.

Lines for taxis and walk-up transportation can be long during peak arrival windows. Pre-booking a transfer lets you skip that altogether and head straight to a reserved vehicle waiting for you.

San José del Cabo (downtown) is the closest zone to the airport. The Corridor (Hilton, Hyatt, Westin) stretches along the coast between the airport and Cabo San Lucas. Cabo San Lucas (Medano, Marina) sits at the far end of the corridor, and the Pacific Zone (Diamante, Quivira) is beyond Cabo San Lucas on the Pacific side.

A private transfer goes straight to your hotel. A shared shuttle makes stops at other hotels along the way. If you're deciding between the two, compare private vs. shared, or see Cabo San Lucas zone pricing if that's your destination.

Exact fare depends on your hotel and vehicle size — get an instant quote for your dates.

Groups and families who want a direct ride straight to their hotel should look at our private transfer service. If you're still weighing your options, read the full private vs. shared vs. rental car comparison.