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Sightseeing
Baja Sightseeing & Main Attractions
So many beautiful places and things to do in Baja!
El Arco (The Arch)
El Arco (Land’s End Arch) is Cabo’s most famous landmark located within the spectacular rock formations along Land’s End at the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortés. El Arco was created by massive erosion and strong ocean currents. To view El Arco up close, you need water transportation. You will enjoy viewing this specular rock formation during your private yachting, sailing, snorkeling, whale watching and sunset tours with Cabo Sails as well as the sea lion colony, Lover’s Beach and Medano Beach.
Playa Del Amor (Lover´s Beach)
Lover’s Beach is located on the Sea of Cortés side of Land’s End on the Cabo San Lucas Bay. To see this location, you need water transportation which is included in all Cabo Sails’ yachting, sailing, snorkeling, whale watching and sunset tours. It is not recommended to swim at Lover’s Beach due to the strong currents.
Playa El Medano ( Medano Beach)
Medano Beach – (The Dune Beach). The most popular and safe swimming beach in Cabo San Lucas begins at the east side of the harbor and extends along Cabo San Lucas Bay all the way to Villa del Palmar Resort. There are several hotels, restaurants and bars located on Medano Beach.
San Jose Historic District
In addition to Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo is the other city that forms the Los Cabos tourist destination. San Jose del Cabo’s Historic District heart is Plaza Mijares (Mijares Square). Across the plaza is San Jose’s most iconic historical building which was the first San Jose del Cabo church built when the San Jose del Cabo Anuiti Mission was founded in 1734 by Jesuitical Fray Nicolas Tamaral. Along Obregon Street is the Art district, where old houses were converted into galleries featuring national and international artists. Every Thursday from November to June the art galleries organize an event called Art Walk which features street shows.
Todos Santos
A quaint, tranquil, and relaxing small Mexican town only an hour north of Cabo San Lucas is nestled above a large palm grove on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur between Cabo San Lucas and La Paz. Todos Santos meaning “all saints” is a magic town (pueblo magico) officially award by the Mexican government to all the Mexican towns which offer a unique enchantment and beautiful heritage of Mexico. Todos Santos was founded in 1724 and was a remote, inaccessible outpost until the late 1800s when sugarcane farmers rushed in and grew it into a booming agricultural community overnight. Today, all kinds of tropical fruits and vegetables are grown in and around Todos Santos. It has colonial charm and offers a diverse selection of art galleries, shops, delicious restaurants, and a few boutique hotels. In honor of the “All Saints” name, you will enjoy seeing hand carved saints throughout the town.
Cabo Pulmo Park
Located just 60 miles north of Baja’s tourism epicenter, Los Cabos. This jewel of the East Cape region of Baja California Sur stretches five miles from the northernmost tip, Pulmo Point to the southernmost tip, Los Frailes. Surrounded by undeveloped desert and a stunning mountain range, the pristine beaches of Cabo Pulmo Park give way to a shallow bay that cradles one of three living reefs (the only hard coral reef) in North America.
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