Where Will Adventure Take You?

Baja is full of natural wonders but one of the most attractive ones is its wildlife. Sea Lions, Dolphins, Marlin, Whales, and Sea Turtles, not to mention hundreds of different birds and other desert species call this cape home throughout the year. Plan your vacation so you can get to meet these amazing animals. Learn more about the nature of Los Cabos here.

The culinary tastes of the Baja have a diverse range from signature seafood dishes to new twists on firey Mexican classics. The restaurants of Los Cabos offer vast and unique options of a world-class kind. Find fresh ingredients, amazing chefs, and an incomparable atmosphere. Learn more about the cuisine of Baja here.

As a peninsula, the Baja has miles and miles of shoreline with some of the greatest swimmable, surfing, and relaxing beaches. From the big waves of the Pacific to the calm waters of the Gulf of California, Los Cabos invites you to live life by the water. Learn more about all the things to do here and find your favorite spot.

Espiritu Santo Island has been a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site since 2005 and a National Park since 2007. In it you will find an impressive scenic beauty; the contrast between sea and desert, volcanic rock formations, numerous virgin beaches, as well as a great quantity of endemic flora and fauna.

Formed by the ceaseless ebb and flow of the tides, the granite peaks of Finesterra (Land's End) mark the very last tip of land separating the Pacific Ocean from the Sea Of Cortez. El Arco, sometimes called the "Drinking Dragon," is recognized worldwide and a must to see once you get to Los Cabos. Enjoy the view while spending a morning on a yacht, or kayaking Medano Bay. Look for more excursions here.

Los Cabos is one of the most beautiful and historically rich areas of Mexico. For those who love to explore history, Los Cabos is a treasure trove. Its unique location at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula, piercing the cool waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, has made it one of Mexico's most infamous international destinations throughout history and its popularity continues to attract more people from around the world every year. Read more here.