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Baja Pass vs. Cabo Pass vs. Los Cabos Passport (2026)

Three Cabo discount passes, side by side — price, validity, who's covered and what each one actually includes.

If you're shopping for a Los Cabos discount pass in 2026, three names come up: Baja Pass, the Cabo Discount Pass sold on Viator (often just "Cabo Pass"), and the Los Cabos Passport. They work differently — one is an unlimited-use annual membership, one is a short-trip discount pass with agent-booked reservations, and one is a multi-person discount card. Here's the honest side-by-side, with competitor details taken from their own public listings as of September 2026 (always confirm current terms on their sites).

Baja PassCabo Discount Pass (Viator)Los Cabos Passport
Price$75 one-timeFrom about $39 per person$95
Validity365 days from purchaseOne trip — the listing says 1 to 30 days (approx.)6 to 12 months by card edition; the card on sale now ends July 1, 2027
Who's coveredMember + 1 guest on every dealPer personUp to 6 people per card
ModelUnlimited-use digital membership — reuse every deal as often as you likeDiscount pass; booking agents arrange your reservationsUnlimited-use discount card — "use it as many times as you want, even at the same place"
Restaurants2x1 mains at El Squid Roe, 10am–5pm daily (premium mains excluded)Restaurants mentioned — details vary, check their site"2X1 or 50%" at participating venues
Activities & tours2x1 at 24 partners (ATVs, snorkeling, sailing, whale watching…)Discounted rates on tours and excursions — varies by activityParticipating venues, incl. golf and spa — varies
Yachts & fishing50% off an 11-boat fleet (33'–100'), booked via hola@bajapass.comDiscounted private yachts and fishing offered — rates varyFishing included in categories — discount varies
DeliveryApple/Google Wallet pass by email within minutesDigital, no pickup neededPhysical card — pick-up in Los Cabos, hand delivery ($12–$15) or mail to the US/Canada ($11.95)
RefundsNon-refundable (delivered instantly)Listing shows free cancellation up to 24 hours beforeVaries — check their site

Competitor details reflect their public listings as of September 2026 and can change without notice — always confirm current pricing and terms on their own sites.

Head-to-head comparisons

Which one is right for you?

The three products solve different problems. The Cabo Discount Pass is built for a single short trip with concierge-style booking. The Los Cabos Passport covers big groups (up to 6) across broad categories at a higher price. Baja Pass is a $75 membership built around depth: a full year, member + 1 guest, unlimited reuse, 2x1 mains at El Squid Roe from 10am to 5pm daily, plus 2x1 at 24 activity partners and a flat 50% off yachts and sport fishing.

One fair caveat in both directions: Baja Pass has one restaurant partner (El Squid Roe) with an unusually deep deal, while the others list broader-but-shallower networks whose exact discounts vary by venue. If your trip revolves around one big yacht or fishing day plus dining and activities for two, the math below usually favors Baja Pass; if you need six people on one card, compare against the Passport's $95.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between Baja Pass and the Cabo Discount Pass on Viator?

Baja Pass is a $75 unlimited-use membership valid 365 days that covers the member plus one guest: 2x1 mains at El Squid Roe from 10am to 5pm daily, 2x1 at 24 activity partners, and 50% off an 11-boat yacht and fishing fleet. The Cabo Discount Pass is sold per person from about $39 on Viator, is described as a pass for one trip (the listing says about 1 to 30 days), and works through booking agents who arrange reservations at discounted rates. Always confirm current terms on the Viator listing.

Which Cabo discount pass lasts the longest?

Baja Pass is valid 365 days from purchase. The Los Cabos Passport card on sale in September 2026 ends July 1, 2027 (each edition runs 6 to 12 months depending on when you buy). The Cabo Discount Pass on Viator is described as a one-trip pass of roughly 1 to 30 days — check the listing for the current term.

Which pass covers the most people?

Los Cabos Passport advertises up to 6 people per card for $95. Baja Pass covers the member plus 1 guest on every deal for $75. The Cabo Discount Pass is sold per person.

Do any of these passes include a drinks deal?

Baja Pass doesn't include a drinks deal: its restaurant benefit is 2x1 mains at El Squid Roe from 10am to 5pm daily (premium mains like totoaba, boss cheese, steak, shrimp and rib eye are excluded). Separately, El Squid Roe runs its own 2x1 on every drink until 5pm for all guests. The other passes' restaurant discounts vary by venue — check their sites.

Are these passes refundable?

Baja Pass is non-refundable because the digital pass is created and delivered within minutes of purchase. The Viator listing for the Cabo Discount Pass shows free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance. Los Cabos Passport's policy varies — check their site.

Which pass is best for yachts and sport fishing?

Baja Pass applies a flat 50% off the partner fleet rate across 11 boats from 33 to 100 feet, for both yacht charters and sport fishing (gear included on every vessel), booked by emailing hola@bajapass.com. The other passes mention discounted yachts or fishing but the exact rates vary — verify with them directly.

The $75 pass that works all year

One Baja Pass covers you and a guest for 365 days — 2x1 mains at El Squid Roe, 2x1 activities, 50% off yachts and fishing.

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