CABO LOCAL INTEREST

In addition to the vast array of RECREATION options offered in Cabo San Lucas, there are other fun things to do for the Cabo visitor. The businesses included below offer an alternative way to enjoy your vacation, without having to get your hair wet!

To take in more of the flavor of the Cape region don't forget to check out the beautiful city of SAN JOSE DEL CABO just a half hour dirve up the coast from Cabo San Lucas. And if you are looking for a more remote Baja, you won't have to travel any further that the EAST CAPE, the unspoiled coastline just past San Jose del Cabo.

And if you have never been to TODOS SANTOS you might want to consider a one hour dive up Baja's west coast to experience this quaint Baja village!

 

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• PANGA RIDE TO LOVERS BEACH

  Boats available in the Marina and Playa Medano.
  A fun one hour excursion.
  Get dropped off if you want to spend more time!

   

• WHALE WATCHING

  Tours include flight, boat, snacks, lunch, plus an experienced guide.
  The California Grey Whale cruises the Baja coastline from December through March.

   

  SNORLE SANTA MARIA BAY

  Located next to the Hotel Twin Dolfin.
  Bring walking shoes, flops or sandles.
  A great hald day getaway!

   

• BAJA SECRETS

  Exploring the local people, sights and tastes of authentic Baja peninsula culture.
  Don't be a typical tourist! Try a taste of the local culture.

   

• GLASS FACTORY

  Located 2 blocks west of Baja Highway One, north of town.
  Handblown glass by Mexican artesians while you watch. Special orders accepted.
  Open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.. Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
  American Express, Master card and Visa accepted.

   

• HELITOURS

  Helicopter tours over Cabo San Lucas.
  The spectacular terrain of the Cape comes to life from a chopper!

   

• LA CANDELARIA

  Located 15 miles north of Cabo San Lucas on a graded dirt road.
  A small Mexican agricultural village in the mountains north of Cabo.
  Known for it's Mexican curanderos (healers), La Candelaria now draws tourists who want to see the more remote Baja.

   

• TOROS

  Located on the right side of the road as you enter town, before the marina.
  Every Saturday and Wednesday night at 4:00 P.M.
  A moderate size bull ring featuring Mexican fiestas, folklor, music, charros, and...you guessed it...bullfights! (no, they don't kill the bull here).
  Tickets on sale throughout town, and at the ticket office.