Cabo San Lucas Vacation
Located at the very tip of the Baja California peninsula, Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, together make up what
people refer to as Los Cabos. Merchant ships that plied the Pacific and the pirates that raided them sought safe refuge here, and gave the region a certain flavor and folklore. Today the two towns, and the 20-mile
stretch of coast between them, represent the fastest growing tourist destination in Mexico.
Famed for its sport fishing and whale watching, Los Cabos is even better known for its golf, with six courses designed
by such top names in the world of golf as Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones II and the Dye Corporation. The landscape is a mix of desert, mountains and the sea. You'll also find a great variety of wildlife. The
proximity to the U.S. market makes Los Cabos one of the natural tourist destinations in Mexico.
Variety is the word that defines this destination. Cabo San Lucas throbs with excitement, especially after dark. It''s
where the cafes, taverns, cantinas, nightclubs and discos are. The town that never sleeps. San Jose del Cabo is older and more tranquil, a fort founded by Jesuit missionaries 270 years ago. Though there are
fewer hotels here, it is home to quite a number of the best restaurants. The largest and most modern hotels, as well as five of the top six golf courses, are located along the corridor between the two towns.
Los Cabos was first developed in 1975. Since then it has become a major tourist
destination. It combines a bit of old world Mexico with the popular tourist activities most look for on their vacation. Some say the nightlife here is the best in all of Mexico. The diversity of
activities available combined with the natural beauty of the landscape keep people returning again and again. Los Cabos is without a doubt one of the world īs most exclusive and elegant tourist destination in
Mexico.
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