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Cabo San Lucas's sculpted terrain beside the sea... colonies of gentle sea lions
basking under the sun... endangered whales finding a safe harbor... Here, at the
tip of the Baja Peninsula, land ends and the Gulf of California mixes with the great
Pacific Ocean. Miles of breathtaking beaches line the refreshing resort towns of
Los Cabos -- lively Cabo San Lucas and laid-back San Jose del Cabo. A Cabo vacation
will include the Marlin capital of the world and boasts Mexico's best golf with
four world-class 18 hole courses. All this, plus an exciting nightlife combine to
make "Cabo" the perfect vacation spot for every sun and sport enthusiast. Travel
to Cabo will provide a lifelong memory!
Travel to the resort town of Cabo San Lucas sits right on the edge of the long Baja
California Peninsula, known as Land's End. Referred to as Cabo by the locals, this
destination was made famous for it's world class big game sport fishing (notably
the powerful Marlin). Cabo has grown to become much more than a fishing village,
with many popular night clubs, restaurants, land activities, diving, and of course
the famous arches beyond Lover's Beach. The quieter and more laid back village of
San Jose del Cabo is to the east of Cabo San Lucas, and is actually the county seat
of administration. Its wonderful tree lined streets attract a somewhat older crowd,
and cafes, shops and small restaurants are all within easy walking distance of the
more traditional central plaza. Further up the coast along the gulf is the area
known as the East Cape, which stretches east from San Jose del Cabo and then north
up to Los Brailes.
The East Cape is a continuous series of coves and beaches that also include some
growing small developments. And finally, the Corridor is defined by the four-lane
highway that connects Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. It is home to many beaches
and coves, as well as a number of first-class Cabo hotels and private developments.
The geographical features of Baja California Sur, comprising a mountain range to
the east and plains to the west, contribute to its varied climate, which is hot
and dry on the Pacific Coast and hot and humid on the Gulf of California.Travel
to Los Cabos has a desert climate with a dry heat tempered by ocean breezes. Though
temperatures can soar to 100°F in the summer, the humidity is low and rain storms
are rare. Evenings can get windy and chilly in the winter months. Be sure to bring
a jacket when traveling to Cabo. When traveling to Cabo, the best value is purchasing
a Cabo vacation package that will include air, hotel, and transportation.