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HOLA!
Los Cabos (The Capes) is one of Mexico's most
beautiful and exclusive destinations. It lies on the
southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula, south of La Paz
During the
winter you can admire one of the most beautiful natural phenomena to occur
on Mexico's coasts: the courtship, mating and birth process of the gray
whale. During peak summer months, Magdalena Bay is perfect for scuba diving,
kayaking, sportfishing, also to enjoy a romantic getaway on a pristine beach
as you gaze out onto El Arco, a rocky arch formation is considered a
landmark of this destination. Los Cabos unites together the waters of the
Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez (also called the Gulf of California).
A
33-kilometer highway, called the Corredor Turistico, stretches from San Jose
del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas. Along the highway, you'll find world-class
hotels with top-notch restaurants, which have been known to lure a fair
share of celebrities. Los Cabos is an unforgettable experience for the
entire family thanks to its championship golf courses, excellent
sportfishing and gorgeous beaches offering quality services.
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* Canadian's require a valid passport
* Gateway airport: Cabo San Lucas
(SJD)
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Flying time: 4.5 hrs from Calgary
* Departure Tax: 180 pesos (roughly $18 USD or $21 CDN).
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Currency: Mexican Peso, US $ accepted
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Language: Spanish and English
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Electricity: 110V
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Goods to buy:
rustic furniture, silver jewelry, hand blown glass products,
ceramics, masks and other crafts.* Things to do: Water
sports, scuba, snorkeling, golf, whale watching |
Remote and peaceful, Los Cabos is secreted at the
southern most tip of the Baja Peninsula, between the dramatic
Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. It embraces the sunny
little fishing town of Cabo San Lucas; tiny, unassuming San
Jose del Cabo, and a 23-mile corridor of impressive coast
peppered with select resort hideaways. Seclusion is enhanced
by thundering breakers; an
astonishing drift of beach 20 miles long; chisled
purple-blue mountains filing into the sea, lazy tropical
days, and mysterious desert nights. This enchanting place is
known as finistera (the end of the earth).
Adios !
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