Cabo Transfers is a San José del Cabo transportation company, founded in 2019, that sells both shared shuttle seats and private transfers from Los Cabos International Airport (SJD). Shared seats start at $18 per person one way; private vehicles for 5 to 16 passengers start at $98, toll road included, with a driver holding your name outside the terminal.
The company says it is federally registered and gives two addresses: an office in Las Veredas, San José del Cabo, on its contact page, and Los Cabos International Airport (Km 43.5 of the highway) in its site footer. It answers on a US and Canada toll-free line. Its pricing page, last modified on 2 September 2026, lists one-way and round-trip fares for four vehicle classes from downtown San José to La Paz, and every fare is fixed at booking regardless of traffic, time of day or demand. Most round trips cost less than two one-way fares when paid in full up front, though a few do not: the La Paz Escalade is $510 one way and $1,050 round trip. The same page lists hotel-to-hotel routes, so the price for a Corridor-to-Cabo San Lucas ride is public too.
Against the alternatives the numbers are simple: the company puts the official airport taxi to Cabo San Lucas at about $80 to $95 for up to four people, often cash only, while its Suburban to the same zone is $118 for up to six with card payment and flight monitoring, and a shared seat is $22. On the shared shuttle you may wait up to 40 minutes at the airport and make up to three hotel stops before yours; the private transfer leaves when you do and can add a grocery stop for $40.
The full rate card is public — one-way and round-trip prices for four vehicle classes from San José del Cabo to La Paz, shared seats per person, and sample hotel-to-hotel routes, all on its pricing page.
Shared or private, same company — $18 a seat to San José or $22 to Cabo San Lucas on the shuttle; $98 to $209 per private vehicle to the same towns.
Fleet from 5 to 45 seats — Escalade and Navigator (5), Suburban and Expedition (6), Toyota Hiace (10), Ford Transit mini bus (16) and motor coaches (45, availability confirmed at booking), with approximate suitcase counts published for the SUVs and vans.
Weddings with a shareable booking link — couples can prepay some or all guest rides and hand out a link that books with their details already filled in, at standard rates.
Solo travelers and couples on a budget — the shared shuttle at $18 to $28 a seat, with two suitcases and two carry-ons per person.
Families and golf groups — a Suburban or Expedition holds 6 people and about 6 to 8 suitcases; child seats are free on request and drivers are trained to install them.
Large groups and weddings — Hiace for 10, mini bus for 16 or a coach for 45, with multi-vehicle coordination for events.
Todos Santos, Los Barriles and La Paz — fixed private fares to all three ($317, $289 and $429 one way in a Suburban or Expedition), listed on the same rate card.
Hours: The company does not publish office or phone hours. Reservations are requested through the form on its site, by email or by phone: toll-free 1-877-737-2226 from the US and Canada, +52 624 105 2828 locally.
Book: Send the reservation request with your flight details and passenger count; the confirmation with driver details and arrival instructions comes by email. Pay by card in advance through PayPal, or in cash to the driver on private transfers (re-confirm 24 hours before the flight). Shuttle seats are paid in full at booking.
Meeting point at SJD: Outside the main terminal doors, where the driver waits with a printed welcome sign showing your name. The driver is never inside the building; do not hand your voucher to anyone in the arrivals hall.
Cancellation: No fixed cancellation window is published; the company asks for as much notice as possible and refers refund terms to the booking confirmation. Tipping is optional; 10 to 15 percent is suggested on the rate card.
Reviewed by What's In Cabo Editorial Team, 2026-09-22. Rates verified on 2026-09-22 at cabotransfers.com (pricing page last modified 2026-09-02). Sources: cabotransfers.com (pricing, FAQ, vehicles and contact pages, site footer).
| Zone | Vehicle | Passengers | One way | Round trip |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| San José del Cabodowntown & hotel zone | Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $98 | $179 |
| San José del Cabodowntown & hotel zone | Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $117 | $219 |
| San José del Cabodowntown & hotel zone | Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $118 | $219 |
| San José del Cabodowntown & hotel zone | Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $179 | $339 |
| Puerto Los Cabos | Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $107 | $199 |
| Puerto Los Cabos | Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $122 | $229 |
| Puerto Los Cabos | Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $133 | $249 |
| Puerto Los Cabos | Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $189 | $379 |
| Tourist Corridorincl. Palmilla, Chileno Bay, Cabo del Sol | Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $107 | $199 |
| Tourist Corridorincl. Palmilla, Chileno Bay, Cabo del Sol | Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $122 | $229 |
| Tourist Corridorincl. Palmilla, Chileno Bay, Cabo del Sol | Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $133 | $249 |
| Tourist Corridorincl. Palmilla, Chileno Bay, Cabo del Sol | Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $189 | $379 |
| Cabo San Lucasdowntown, marina, Médano | Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $118 | $219 |
| Cabo San Lucasdowntown, marina, Médano | Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $133 | $249 |
| Cabo San Lucasdowntown, marina, Médano | Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $139 | $255 |
| Cabo San Lucasdowntown, marina, Médano | Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $209 | $415 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Beyond Los Arcos · Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $126 | $236 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Beyond Los Arcos · Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $139 | $259 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Beyond Los Arcos · Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $153 | $275 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Beyond Los Arcos · Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $249 | $495 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Diamante · Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $168 | $319 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Diamante · Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $185 | $349 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Diamante · Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $195 | $359 |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | Diamante · Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $305 | $610 |
| East CapeLos Barriles | Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $289 | $579 |
| East CapeLos Barriles | Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $310 | $589 |
| East CapeLos Barriles | Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $317 | $599 |
| East CapeLos Barriles | Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $419 | $829 |
| Todos Santos | Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $317 | $623 |
| Todos Santos | Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $340 | $649 |
| Todos Santos | Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $397 | $669 |
| Todos Santos | Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $495 | $985 |
| La Paz | Suburban / Expeditionabout 6–8 suitcases | up to 6 | $429 | $859 |
| La Paz | Toyota Hiaceabout 10–12 suitcases | up to 10 | $455 | $859 |
| La Paz | Escalade / Lincoln NavigatorEscalade 4–5, Navigator 5–6 suitcases | up to 5 | $510 | $1,050 |
| La Paz | Mini Bus (Ford Transit)about 16–20 suitcases | up to 16 | $789 | $1,579 |
| Zone | One way | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| San José del Cabodowntown & hotel zone | $18 | Round trip $36; up to 3 hotel stops; airport wait up to 40 min |
| Puerto Los Cabos | $20 | Round trip $40; up to 3 hotel stops; airport wait up to 40 min |
| Tourist Corridorincl. Palmilla, Chileno Bay, Cabo del Sol | $20 | Round trip $40; up to 3 hotel stops; airport wait up to 40 min |
| Cabo San Lucasdowntown, marina, Médano | $22 | Round trip $44; up to 3 hotel stops; airport wait up to 40 min |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | $25 | Beyond Los Arcos: round trip $50; up to 3 hotel stops; airport wait up to 40 min |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | $28 | Diamante: round trip $50; up to 3 hotel stops; airport wait up to 40 min |
Private fares are per vehicle and include the toll road, flight monitoring and a bilingual driver; shuttle fares are per person. Suitcase counts are the company's approximate figures and depend on how many passengers ride. East Cape fares are to Los Barriles only; ask the company for other East Cape towns. The rate card also lists Encanto la Laguna: $119 one way ($225 round trip) in a Suburban or Expedition, $133 in a Hiace, $185 in an Escalade or Lincoln and $305 in the mini bus. Gratuity (10–15% suggested) is not included.
Prices in USD per vehicle unless marked per person. Rates verified on September 22, 2026 at cabotransfers.com.
| Zone | Distance | Drive time |
|---|---|---|
| San José del Cabodowntown & hotel zone | 10–13 km | 10–30 min |
| Puerto Los Cabos | 17–20 km | 20–45 min |
| Tourist Corridorincl. Palmilla, Chileno Bay, Cabo del Sol | 32–41 km | 20–50 min |
| Cabo San Lucasdowntown, marina, Médano | 35–51 km | 32–60 min |
| Pacific sidePedregal, Diamante, Quivira/Pacifica | 48–53 km | 45–65 min |
| East CapeLos Barriles, La Ribera/Costa Palmas, Cabo Pulmo | 65–105 km | 68–125 min |
| Todos Santos | 110–112 km | 60–95 min |
| La Paz | 150–214 km | 120–180 min |
Ranges compiled by What's In Cabo from operator and route data, September 21, 2026. Traffic, roadworks and the Cabo San Lucas bypass change real times.
Your meeting point — SJD arrivals. Outside the main terminal doors, after customs and the arrivals hall; the company's arrival instructions name no umbrella or canopy number. Look for the driver holding a printed welcome sign with your name; drivers are never inside the building.
Where drivers wait at SJD — International flights arrive at Terminal 2, domestic flights at Terminal 1. At Terminal 2, after customs you cross the sales hall and exit through the sliding doors (the "Group Arrival Exit" is on the right after baggage claim) into an outdoor courtyard with a bar and a row of large numbered umbrellas/canopies; companies that use one name the umbrella or canopy in your confirmation; others wait at the exit with a sign bearing your name or the company name, so check what yours says. At Terminal 1 there is no customs; drivers or representatives wait in the public arrivals zone or at a pillar/gate in the parking lot named in the voucher. Official taxi kiosks ("Taxis / Transportación Terrestre") are outside the terminal building.
The timeshare hall — After customs at Terminal 2 you walk through a hall of desks staffed by timeshare promoters in polo shirts and badges who look like airport staff or transportation booths. They offer "free" rides, tours or maps in exchange for a resort presentation. Do not stop, answer questions or hand over paperwork: say "No, gracias" and keep walking through the final sliding doors. Pre-booked drivers are not allowed in that hall; find them outside, at the umbrella, canopy or exit point stated in your confirmation.
Uber at SJD — Uber's own SJD pages say pickup exists ("Uber helps make it easy to get from SJD Airport to your final destination") and tell riders to open the app for "directions to meet your driver outside", without naming a spot. Local reports say otherwise: the airport is a federal zone where only licensed airport taxis may load passengers, the National Guard enforces it, and Uber riders end up walking 10–15 minutes to the OXXO by the highway. Drop-off at departures is allowed by Uber and, per The Cabo Sun, works.
“Your driver is always outside the terminal, not inside. Do not give your voucher to anyone inside the building.”— Cabo Transfers, FAQ
Cancellation — No fixed cancellation window published; the company asks for as much notice as possible and refers refund eligibility and timing to the booking confirmation.
Changes — Changes by phone or email as soon as possible; cash-on-arrival passengers re-confirm 24 hours before the flight.
Flight tracking — Yes — the company says it monitors arriving flights.
Child seats — Free on request on private transfers and shared shuttles; state number and ages of children at booking; drivers are trained in car seat installation.
Grocery stop — $40 for up to one hour, private transfers only.
Pets — Not published by the company.
Oversize luggage — Private: no set limit if it fits the vehicle booked; declare golf bags, surfboards and oversized items at booking. Shared shuttle: 2 suitcases and 2 carry-ons per person.
Tipping — Optional; 10 to 15 percent suggested on the rate card.
Payment — card in advance through PayPal; cash to the driver on private transfers (re-confirm 24 hours before the flight); shuttle seats paid in full at booking.
$22 per person one way on the shared shuttle ($44 round trip) or $118 one way for a private Suburban or Expedition with up to six passengers ($219 round trip), according to the company's rate card. A Hiace for ten is $133, an Escalade or Navigator for five is $139 and a 16-seat mini bus is $209. Toll road fees are included and the fare is fixed at booking.
The shuttle sells seats from $18 per person and shares the vehicle with other travelers: you may wait up to 40 minutes at the airport while it fills and make up to three hotel stops before yours. A private transfer, from $98 per vehicle, leaves when you do, goes straight to your hotel, condo or villa, and can add a grocery stop. The company recommends private for families, groups and heavy luggage.
After immigration, baggage claim and customs, walk through the arrivals hall and out the main doors, where the driver waits with a printed welcome sign showing your name and helps with luggage. The company stresses that its drivers are never inside the building, so keep walking past the timeshare desks in the arrivals hall and do not show your voucher to anyone indoors.
Not at the curb, and the workaround local reports describe is a 10 to 15 minute walk to an OXXO store by the highway. Cabo Transfers says ride-hailing apps cannot pick up passengers at the SJD terminal, while Uber's own airport page tells riders to meet their driver outside without naming a spot. From the terminal your options are a pre-booked transfer, a shared shuttle or an official airport taxi, which the company puts at about $80 to $95 to Cabo San Lucas.
Delays cost $0 extra and you do not need to call: the company tracks every airline schedule in real time from the moment you book, so the driver's pickup time moves with your flight, early or late. Cash-on-arrival passengers on private transfers are asked to re-confirm their booking 24 hours before the flight.
Yes, at $0 extra, on both private transfers and shared shuttles. Tell them how many children and their ages when you book so the right seat is ready; on the shuttle a child in a car seat counts as a passenger. If you bring your own seat, share the make and model in advance; drivers are trained in car seat installation and will help fit it.
Yes, on a private transfer: a grocery stop at Walmart, Costco or a local supermarket costs $40 for up to one hour. The add-on is not available on the shared shuttle because the vehicle carries other passengers with different destinations.
Yes, with published private fares: in a Suburban or Expedition for six, $317 one way to Todos Santos ($623 round trip), $289 to Los Barriles ($579) and $429 to La Paz ($859). Larger vehicles are priced on the same rate card, up to $789 one way to La Paz for the 16-seat mini bus. Shared shuttle seats are not sold to those destinations.
On private transfers there is no set limit as long as the bags fit the vehicle booked: the company estimates about 6 to 8 suitcases in a Suburban or Expedition, 10 to 12 in a Hiace and 16 to 20 in the mini bus, depending on how many passengers ride. On the shared shuttle the limit is two suitcases and two carry-on items per person. Golf bags, surfboards and other oversized items must be declared at booking so the right vehicle is assigned.
Pay by card in advance through the company's PayPal checkout, or in cash to the driver on private transfers if you re-confirm 24 hours before the flight; shuttle seats are paid in full at booking. The round-trip discount only applies when the full round trip is paid up front. The company does not publish a fixed cancellation window: it asks for as much notice as possible and refers refund terms to your booking confirmation.
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