San Jose del Cabo

San Jose del Cabo still looks like the missionary eighteenth century city that once was. The city is a quiet and pleasant place of colorful streets and lush palm trees. With a beautiful town hall,outdoor restaurants, shops, boutiques and a lovely estuary.

This city is a proud and authentic place to explore and relax. Let yourself go and appreciate in every way the fusion of exquisite Mexican tradition and modern luxurious amenities.

Cabo San Lucas

Is one of the most exclusive destinations in the world. It has beautiful beaches, the best hotels, restaurants, golf courses, shops, jewelry shops and tour operators. His great deserts and entertaining water activities have created the finest place for an unforgettable holiday.

Cabo San Lucas is a modern city that continues to grow rapidly day by day. shops, boutiques, restaurants, cafes and nightclubs are everywhere. Here the fun is just beginning when the sun sets.

The Corridor

Between the towns of San José del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas exist a highway of 33 kilometers long known as The Corridor. This is the place of highest tourism development and where some of the best beaches are. The best views of the unique landscape of the area of Los Cabos are here.

Wirikuta

Just five minutes from downtown San José del Cabo is Puerto Los Cabos and its botanical garden Wirikuta. Leaving aside the beaches of the town, you can enjoy over 1,500 varieties of cacti in the world on foot or on a bicycle.

It is also a place to enjoy the sculptures of Leonora Carrington and Manuel Felguérez, or the three pyramids emulating the Huichol ceremonial center.

Art Walk

On Thursday nights the streets of the historic district in San José del Cabo become a huge art exhibition between November 1 and June 30. It is a great opportunity to stroll at sunset while admiring what the various galleries of the town have to offer.

For more delight there is live music in the streets and some galleries offer wine and hors d’oeuvres.

Cabo Pulmo National Park

Is one of the few reef areas in the eastern Pacific and the only in the Gulf of California and the Sea of Cortez. Cabo Pulmo National Park was declared as protected natural area in 1995. As a transition zone, you will find a great diversity and plenty of species since there converge warm tropical water with cold.

You can take courses in diving or snorkeling. If you prefer to stay above the water, you can go fishing, canoeing, rowing and kayaking.

The Arch

This natural arch is Cabo´s most famous landmark. It´s only accessible by boat so you can either take a sightseeing or whale watching tour or rent a kayak and paddle out here. Right by the arch is a colony of sea lions.

San José Estuary

Close to San Jose del Cabo is this estuary, a protected natural area where there are a lot kinds of flora and fauna.

Within its 50 hectare nature reserve, the vegetation is dense. Because San José river mix with the ocean, rich nutrients originate.