Nobody wants to start a vacation, or a purchase, by figuring out how to transport a golf cart. We deliver every rental and every sale to the address you give us, anywhere from Cabo San Lucas to Puerto Los Cabos and up the East Cape.
This page covers delivery areas, timing, cost and what happens after the cart is on your driveway.
Delivery cost and timing
Delivery and pickup are included on rentals of four days or more. Rentals shorter than four days carry a one-time $90 USD delivery fee that covers both trips. Purchases are delivered at no cost within the Los Cabos municipality.
We schedule a two-hour arrival window and confirm it by WhatsApp the day before. San José del Cabo can often be same-day; Cabo San Lucas and the corridor are usually next-day.
Gated communities where we deliver
These are the private developments where we already have carts operating, so our drivers know the gate procedure, the guard house and the internal roads:
- •Palmilla, San José del Cabo — carts also allowed on the interior local streets
- •Querencia — steep internal roads, hillside lots
- •Chileno Bay — beach club runs and short internal distances
- •Costa Palmas, East Cape — long flat roads between marina, golf and beach
- •Puerto Los Cabos — marina, golf and residential areas
- •Pedregal, Cabo San Lucas — hillside villas with steep driveways
- •Diamante and Rancho San Lucas — long Pacific-side internal roads
- •Cabo del Sol and Cabo Real — corridor golf communities
- •El Dorado — private golf and residential community on the corridor
- •Maravilla, Esperanza and El Encanto de la Laguna
What happens at handover
The cart arrives clean and fully charged. We show you the charger and where to plug it in, the battery cut-off switch, the lights and turn signals, the seat belts, and how to read the exact charge percentage on the display.
You keep our direct WhatsApp. If anything needs attention, a service van comes to the same address — we do not ask you to bring the cart anywhere.
Delivery outside the gates
Because golf carts are not street-legal on public roads or the federal highway, delivery is by trailer, not driven. That also means we can deliver to addresses a cart could never legally reach on its own, including the East Cape and La Ribera.