Where the desert meets the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, Cabo San Lucas islands. Dramatic scenery and brilliant colors cover this natural wonderland. Cabo San Lucas has an air of mystery that is easy to fall into. The once sleepy fishing village and former pirate hangout is now a sought-after destination. However, the locals’ respect for the land has led to its protection, and Cabo San Lucas is the only coastal resort in Mexico with a nature reserve within city limits. Land’s End’s full-service marina, underwater nature reserves, and amazing rock formations are just the beginning of incredible sights to explore. Active-minded people can try their hand at various water sports; snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez; experience world class fishing, rock climbing, hiking; or golf at one of the championship courses.
For those who prefer a more relaxed vacation, remember that this is a place that welcomes siestas and has some of the most beautiful beaches for lounging in the sun. Whether you’re looking to discover a quiet beach cove, local shops, or fabulous restaurants, you’ll always find something to do (even if that something is doing nothing!)
Where exactly is Cabo San Lucas?
Cabo San Lucas is located on the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula in the State of Baja California Sur. Cabo San Lucas is approximately 20 miles southwest of Los Cabos International Airport.
Medium temperature
This tropical desert paradise enjoys a year-round average temperature of 78? F, and from October to April, the temperature cools to 60 degrees at night.