 Cabo San Lucas has become famous for its endless variety of activities, all types of watersports, such as kayaking, sailing, boogie boarding, water-skiing, snorkeling, diving and parasailing. Equipment can be rented at Medano Beach, the main beach of Cabo San Lucas.
Snorkeling and SCUBA diving are excellent for all levels near the arch. Less experienced divers can try Pelican Rock, Neptune's Finger and the Sea Lion Colony. Advanced divers will be amazed by the Abyss, 100 feet from the arch.
Los Cabos offers a variety of boat cruises. Daytime snorkel cruises depart mid morning for a few hours on the water, sailing to Santa Maria Bay or Chileno. Two hour sunset cruises leave an hour before sunset, taking you around Land's End, then out into the open ocean for a look back on Cabo San Lucas Bay. Glass bottom boats run all day from the marina out to, and around, Land's End, with a view of the marine life below.
Cabo offers an incredible range of outdoor opportunities, from long, empty beaches to desert and mountain challenges. Guided day hikes and eco-tours to backcountry sites include the Hot Springs near Santiago, a small village an hour north of San Jose.
North and east of San Jose are miles of trails and backcountry roads. Mountain bike excursions range from casual family outings with a stop for a picnic along the way, to challenging off-road tours led by experienced guides.
And don't forget, you will also have lots of restaurants, shops and nightlife to enjoy during your stay in Los Cabos.
For more detailed information visit: Cabosanlucasactivities.com
For detailed Cabo Diving information visit: Divecabosanlucas.com
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