Cabo is located on the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico. Cabo spas and resorts attract tourists from all over the world to visit its golden beaches and warm waters. Having a Cabo vacation is a great way to unwind and getting there is as easy as a short flight to Los Cabos International airport, which is which is located 30 to 45 minutes outside Cabo San Lucas.
For the Mexican government, Cabo is a very important source of revenue. The city’s rapid development is due to the government’s initiative to establish high end infrastructure to support the increasing traffic.
Cabo San Lucas: There’s something for everyone
Cabo resorts and spas are growing across the city to accommodate the surge in traveler-traffic. Cabo San Lucas bustles with a variety of activities for all types of travelers. Some of them are discussed below.
Relaxation
For travelers in Cabo who seek refuge from their daily hectic lives, the city offers:
* Stretches of golden beaches where you can soak in the grandeur of stunning coastal views spanning the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez.
* Spectacular beauty of landscapes as most coastline areas remain untouched by commercial tourism.
* Go snorkeling
* Lounge about in any of the Cabo spas or resorts.
Spa Treatments and Fitness
Cabo spas and resorts offer great luxury, from pampering spa treatments to fitness centers and beachside yoga. Travelers are also keen to opt for other unique indulgences as part of their Cabo vacation, such as hot rock treatments and deep tissue massages.
Nature and Wildlife:
A Cabo vacation would be incomplete without whale watching: Thousands of Humpback whales migrate to the Sea of Cortez between November and March. In Cabo, whale watching is a must-do activity for nature and wildlife lovers.
Adventure:
Popular adventure options are:
* Explore the numerous shark fishing charters in the Baja peninsula, which offers you a kind of spine-chilling thrill. This is where you can come face-to-face with some truly dangerous shark species such as the hammer head shark.
* Go kayaking, snorkeling, scuba diving and skim boarding.
* Bungee jumping or joining up for ATV tours and dirt biking is a great way to explore the rough terrains of Cabo, even for beginners.
* Try parasailing and absorb the beautiful views at Cabo San Lucas and the popular El Arco also known as Land’s end, which is located at the extreme end of the Baja Peninsula.
Other major attractions are mostly famous events like the annual Cabo Jazz Festival, the Marlin Tournament and Baja 1000 road racing event that covers over a thousand miles.
From single travelers to families and to even spring breakers, a vacation in Cabo will offer memories that will remain truly special for an entire lifetime.
Enid Glasgow is a travel writer who enjoys Mexico
vacations to Cabo San Lucas.
