Los Cabos, Mexico

When nature blends sky blue with navy blue, sculptures from the bottom of the sea come up to observe the spectacle and stay there for centuries, admiring the magnificent scenery. Los Cabos keeps watch over this gorgeous paradise that does everything in its power to help visitors enjoy the wonders of nature. The most popular stretch of the nearly 33 km. tourist and nautical corridor lies between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, an area regarded as one of the country’s major tourist complexes.

Los Cabos offers first-rate tourist service, including top quality hotels and condominiums, superb golf courses, marinas and restaurants. Wonderful facilities are available for fishing, swimming and sailing. Playa Chileno is ideal for diving, while the area between Cabo San Lucas and Cabo Pulmo is perfect for surfing.

In addition to being one of the most beautiful beach destinations in the country, Los Cabos is renowned for its sports fishing, since the junction between the Sea of Cortes and the Pacific Ocean produces an abundance of fish such as grouper, dorado, amberjack, marlin and sailfish, among others. Finally, you can’t leave without seeing the wonderful, unusually shaped Punta Balandra, one of Los Cabos’ distinctive landmarks.

Winter attractions including watching the whales reach the waters of the Pacific from the western beaches of Cabo San Lucas. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy Sierra de la Laguna, a mountain range rising up in the north of the Los Cabos region, which is home to a vast number endemic species of flora and fauna.

Los Cabos is located just 152 km outside of La Paz, the capital of the state of Baja California Sur; take Highway 1 which joins up with Highway 19. You can also reach Los Cabos via Pichilingue on two ferries from Mazatlan and Topolobampo, or fly in from the La Paz International Airport and continue your journey along the highway.