LOS CABOS

The world’s longest and most majestic peninsula is a magical stretch of land where nature abounds in all its splendor; a peninsula full of history, where legend and tradition merge with the vibrant present.

Each year, from December to March, the impressive giant gray whales reproduce beneath the tranquil and rich waters off these coasts after traveling thousands of miles to find the ideal mating ground. Over two million tourists visit Baja California Sur each year, most of whom spend their time in the Los Cabos (The Capes) region. This breathtaking resort area ranges from the wondrous sweeping coast of the old Mexican town of San José del Cabo to the once small and sleepy fishing village of Cabo San Lucas at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the crystal clear azure waters of the Sea of Cortez gently lap on brilliant white sandy beaches.