Cabo is a shopping mecca where you can find unique artwork, handicrafts, clothing, jewelry, shoes, wine, and even Cuban cigars. Here's a selection of the many shops you can visit in Cabo San Lucas, the Tourist Corridor, and San José del Cabo.





Shopping Locations in Los Cabos
Cabo San Lucas ShoppingThe Corridor Shopping
San Jose Del Cabo Shopping

<b>Diamonds International<b>

Shop of the Month


Cabo San Lucas Shopping

Diamonds International
Luxurious Designer Jewelry

Visit the Diamonds International shops, conveniently located throughout Los Cabos or let their experts come to you! A truly unique and personalized shopping service, the Personal shopper, by DI brings the most magnificent fine jewelry right to your villa where you can shop at your leisure and in privacy. The experts of DI pamper you and show you the most beautiful and exclusive jewelry with brands like Piaget, Corum Hublot, Chopard, Harry Winston and more! Providing the most beautiful timepieces, gems and jewelry with exceptional value.


Multiple Locations:

Cabo San Lucas: Downtown, Blvd. Marina between Guerrero and Madero and at Puerto Paraiso Mall, Marina Level.

Corridor: Sheraton Hotel, Transpeninsular Hwy. Km 10.5.

San Jose del Cabo: Shoppes at Palmilla, Transpeninsular Hwy. Km. 27.5

Diamonds International






Note: Beginning June 2008 Mexico will begin reimbursing the IVA (value-added)tax charged on purchases made at stores and businesses throughout the country to tourists who arrive by air and cruise ship. Tourists will be able to use kiosks at the Los Cabos airport to reclaim the 10% tax they've paid on goods totaling at least $115 (1,200 Mexican pesos). In order to qualify for the refund, the purchases must have been made at approved stores and businesses with credit cards or debit cards issued outside of Mexico, or in cash. Tourists must present their passports when making their purchases and obtain a receipt and an official refund form from the approved merchant. The tax credit will apply to shopping, not to purchases on meals and lodging. Visitors will be able to get half of the VAT in Mexican pesos, up to a maximum of $955 (10,000 Mexican pesos). The rest will be credited electronically to visitors' credit cards or bank accounts within 40 days.