49 Best Shopping in Los Cabos, Mexico

Go beyond Cuervo and Patrón at Los Barriles de Don Malaquias, which specializes in rare tequilas. The tequila selection is complemented by a good collection of Cuban cigars. Owner Rigoberto Cuervo Rosales is often on-site to offer tequila tastings.

Operated by the renowned Sanchez-Macfarland family for more than five decades, this jewelry store has the highest quality and most unique silver pieces from famous designers from the Taxco region.

An indoor mall housing luxury boutiques like Carolina Herrera, Salvatore Ferragamo, Ultrafemme, Ultrajewels, Longchamp, Montblanc, and Lacoste, Luxury Avenue is your one-stop shopping for upscale items in Cabo. It's open daily 10 am--9 pm. There is a second branch in Cancún, Mexico.

Manos Mexicanas is a treasure trove of fine Mexican crafts, jewelry, decorative objects, and work by local potter Rubén Gutiérrez. Owner Alejandra Brilanti has amassed an incredible collection of affordable pieces. You are not likely to leave empty-handed.

Eastern simplicity and the romance of travel influence Nomad Chic’s eclectic collection of beach-ready apparel, jewelry, and accessories.

A favorite among locals and Cabo regulars, Magic of the Moon features clothing designed by Pepita Nelson, the owner. If you can't find anything that fits you or your style, she will design an outfit for you and finish it in three days. Fabrics are mainly sourced from Mexico, athough the linen is from Brussels and the silk used for her hand-painted creations is also imported. Also check out the handmade ceramic jewelry, beaded bustiers, and colorful bathing suits.

With a block of 75 stalls, Plaza Artesanos has a wide selection of handmade crafts and souvenirs, including pottery, jewelry, blankets, clothing, hammocks, leather bags, and even pure Mexican vanilla extract. Don’t be afraid to barter by starting at half the asking price and then meeting somewhere in the middle.

Plaza Bonita is a pleasant place to stroll; it's located at the western edge of the marina and has a few shops ranging from leather and clothing to local artwork and souvenirs. You'll also find an ATM, pharmacy, and Starbucks.

An outdoor mall conveniently located across the street from San José del Cabo’s string of resorts, Plaza del Pescador offers guests an alternative to hotel dining. You'll find everything from sushi and gelato to tapas and a wine bar. Among the 25 shops and restaurants are a bookstore, jewelry store, fitness gym, and coffee shop.

This open-air market has vendors selling local souvenirs like sarongs, sombreros, bathing suit cover-ups, and beaded necklaces. It's also home to the popular palapa bar, Uno Mas.

As Los Cabos continues on its upscale trajectory, it's safe to declare that this region has arrived and the shopping here has gone palatial. There is no better, or more apt, way to describe Puerto Paraíso, the city's thriving, air-conditioned, three-story marble- and glass-enclosed mall. With well more than one hundred stores, boutiques, restaurants, galleries, and services, it's quickly becoming the social center of San Lucas. Paraíso offers a dizzying selection of stores. You can have a steak at Ruth's Chris Steak House; custom-design your own bikini; shop for beautiful art glass; or enjoy cocktails in a recliner at a movie theater—almost anything is possible in this shopper's paradise. Sergio Bustamante, an acclaimed silversmith and sculptor, has a store here, and clothing shops include Tiki Lounge featuringTommy Bahama, ¡Ay Güey!, and beachwear boutiques such as Bari Swimwear, Cabo Style, Ocean Blue, Beach House, and Zingara. A 10-screen movie-theater complex provides cinematic respite, and the second floor is home to a food court and play area for children. Puerto Paraíso is connected to Luxury Avenue, a string of designer boutiques offering top brands like Victoria's Secret and Montblanc.

The talented artist from Guadalajara has a shop in the Puerto Paraíso mall. Bustamante's works initially focused on painting and papier-mâché. His sculptures in resin and bronze, many reflecting animal themes, can be purchased at this wonderful gallery and store. Ceramic sculptures and an extensive line of exquisite jewelry in bronze, gold, and silver, many set with precious and semiprecious stones, are found here as well. Don't balk at the price tags: each piece belongs to a limited edition and is created by hand.

Silvermoon Gallery is remarkable in the Los Cabos region both for the assortment and the quality of art contained within its walls. Mexican folk art makes up most of the inventory here. Treasures include Carlos Albert's whimsical papier-mâché sculptures, Mata Ortiz pottery from the Quezada family, Huichol yarn "paintings," Alebrijes (colorful wooden animal sculptures) from Oaxaca, and fine jewelry. Owner Armando Sanchez Icaza is gracious and knowledgeable; he knows volumes about the artists whose work he carries. His silversmiths can also make custom jewelry for you within a day or two.

The aroma of roasting coffee lures locals and visitors alike into The Cabo Coffee Company, where you can also find refreshing smoothies, cookies, and muffins. The organic green coffee beans are flown fresh from Oaxaca, where they are roasted and bagged for sale. The store sells a number of Starbucks-like flavored coffee drinks and chai tea, as well as ice cream. There is also a book exchange with a few good beach reads.

From the creator of Flora Farms, this store sells all things organic including fresh fruit, pickled vegetables, soaps, jams, honey, coffee, and body oils. It’s a great place to grab a healthy snack or stock up on produce delivered daily from Flora’s local farm.

Ultrafemme is the quintessential duty-free shop offering prices that can be up to 30% off designer cosmetic and perfume lines, and name-brand selection of fine jewelry and watches (Rolex, Cartier, and Omega).

Rolex, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Mikimoto, TAG Heuer, Omega, Montblanc, and many other top names are offered at Ultrajewels, often at discounted prices.

Associated with the funky Cabo Wabo bar, Waboutique sells memorabilia, excellent tequila, and souvenirs such as baseball hats, shot glasses, and mugs with the Cabo Wabo logo.

This friendly place carries hundreds of masks, Day of the Dead figures, rugs, glassware, bark-paper wall hangings from Puebla, and all sorts of other fun and captivating items. This is one of Cabo's more comprehensive folk-art shops.