San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, famous tourist beach destinations, make Los Cabos, a haven for relaxation and fun, able to satisfy the most demanding vacationers, in the southern part of the peninsula of Baja California. Linked by a strip of 33 km known as The Corridor, such sites are home to stylish resorts and luxury golf courses, that will delight visitors from around the world.

In Los Cabos you can admire wild contrasting environments, as in this desert peninsula is intertwined with the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. Moreover, a mild climate, with sunny throughout the whole year days, ensures visitors the best possible holiday in a sanctuary for diving, fishing and other water recreation.

As regards San Jose del Cabo, this is a peaceful and picturesque village in its pleasant and clean streets, outdoor cafes, restaurants, craft shops, art galleries and upscale hotels are located, in addition to cutting numerous cultural attractions like the City Theatre.

Near the former community, the Estero de San Jose del Cabo appears important area of protection of tropical birds and an ecological sanctuary where they have their abode, more than 150 varieties of animals. Mangroves in the area are ideal for kayaking.

The road from San Jose del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas, is a show in itself, since it offers stunning views of the hotel zone and places as attractive beach as Costa Azul, Playa Acapulquito, one of the best for surfing, Palmilla, Santa Maria and Chileno, also recommended for surfers for its excellent golf game sites.

With regard to Cabo San Lucas, it is a very popular with experienced divers place and also has wonderful beaches, a dynamic nightly entertainment, a hotel infrastructure of the best in the world and tasty food where the kitchen combined Mexican with the best of international cuisine.

Among the attractions are there in Cabo San Lucas, mention its marina, traditional resting place for yachts and sailboats or beaches like Medano and La Hacienda, characterized by gentle waves. Equally recommended is visiting the Arena Underwater Waterfalls near Playa del Amor, and during the winter period in Magdalena Bay, the gray whale sanctuary.

Los Cabos is located at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, 220 km south of La Paz.

By land:

Take the trans-peninsular highway number 1, which runs from Tijuana to Los Cabos.

By air:

Los Cabos is a place you can easily reach, especially when traveling by air. Local air facilities are Los Cabos International Airport, located just outside of San Jose del Cabo.

The Los Cabos International Airport is home to a large number of airlines, being therefore very convenient to major US airports as well as to the main airports of Mexico.

By sea:

Take a ferry across the Sea of Cortez from the ports of Topolobampo and Mazatlan, in Sinaloa, to the port of La Paz. From there, you can travel by bus to Los Cabos.