The main reason why so many travelers visit Los Cabos is the beautiful beaches. These shores are spacious, giving beach lovers plenty of room to stretch out, build sandcastles, and kick a soccer ball. Its world-class marina, stunning golden sand beaches, famous surf spots and wildlife make this city a must-see for your next vacation. Visitors come to Los Cabos as tourists and snowbirds, mostly from the U.
S., Canada, and other parts of Mexico, and many return year after year because of the destination's many attractions, including miles of pristine sandy beaches and natural beauty. Cabo San Lucas's climate doesn't vary much from season to season, but there are still times of the year when it's more desirable to travel than others. If you're looking for activities in Cabo San Lucas on TripAdvisor, you'll find that it's one of the best places to visit in Mexico for whale watching and diving. From most places in Cabo San Lucas or San Jose del Cabo, you're likely to be within walking distance of bars, restaurants, shops, and local attractions, or a short cab ride away.
The days in Cabo San Lucas are full of adventure, and if you want to explore nature, sail the Sea of Cortez, the vast body of water between the peninsula and the mainland, waters once known as the “aquarium of the world” by the legendary Jacques Cousteau. The Cabo San Lucas Arch is a distinctive landmark that springs from the sea at the tip of the Baja California peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. This famous arch-shaped rock formation is located in Land's End and is a must-see for any traveler. San José del Cabo is a smaller, older and more traditional Mexican city with colonial architecture, perfect for strolling at night.
At your resort, you can also relax with a spicy margarita by the pool while gazing at the ocean and Cabo San Lucas. Cabo Pulmo National Park is home to several secluded beaches, mountainous terrain and the only natural reef on the west coast of North America. Along with the area's rich cultural history and many restaurants, theaters and other entertainment venues, these events provide a surplus of activities to do in Cabo San Lucas. Tierra Sagrada Ranch is located about 40 km outside of Cabo San Lucas and is an untamed desert that runs along the Pacific Ocean and has a variety of endangered species, including the leatherback turtle. Los Cabos has organized many special events, including a series of first-time events such as the Los Cabos Surf Open and the Los Cabos International Film Festival.
Environmental protection, non-invasive tourism protocols, and support for local and global conservation are a major concern for all tour operators in Cabo San Lucas Bay. From November to June it hosts the Paseo del Arte which will take you on an impressive walk through the picturesque streets and charming shops of San José del Cabo. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation look to Cabo San Lucas one of Mexico's most popular destinations and discover why so many travelers have fallen in love with this city.
