Lands End
Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo form the tourist area known as Los Cabos. A scenic 20-mile seaside highway called the Tourist Corridor links these two picturesque towns. Los Cabos is approximately 50 miles from the artist town, Todos Santos, and 100 miles from the state capital, La Paz .
You will find more than 9,500 hotel rooms for travelers on every budget with quality services, tennis courts, great restaurants, nightclubs, bars, boutiques, and more. Los Cabos has become one of the major golf destinations in Latin America comparable to Arizona and California desert courses. Los Cabos has been the site of the PGA Senior Slam Tournament since 1995. Spectacular golf courses , magnificent views of the Sea of Cortez, and the natural beauty of the desert attract golfers from around the world.
Los Cabos is an angler's paradise for marlin (black, blue and striped), sailfish, swordfish, mahi and yellowtail. Snorkelers and scuba divers explore the famous sand falls, black coral reefs and marine fauna that inhabit the sparkling waters. Los Cabos beaches, such as Playa del Amor, Playa Medano and Playa Hacienda in Cabo San Lucas and Costa Azul, attract surfers as well as swimmers. Every water sport you can imagine is available.
Los Cabos has an ideal climate for a relaxing beach vacation any time of year. Imagine the beauty of the jagged peaks of the Sierra La Laguna and the Pacific Ocean meeting the warm, azure waters of the Sea of Cortez, and you will see why Los Cabos has become a favorite beach destination for world travel .
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Diving Diving enthusiasts continue to be fascinated by this region. |
Water Sports Los Cabos' main attraction is its natural surroundings. |
Beaches Dozens of cream-colored stretches pad the golden shores of this peninsula. |
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