Cabo San Lucas is known as “Land’s End” — the name for the dramatic point where the Baja California Peninsula ends and the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez, home to Cabo’s most famous landmark. Cabo San Lucas sits at the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, where desert meets the sea. It is known for its rock formations at Land’s End, swimmable beaches, sportfishing, and lively marina.
El Arco (The Arch)
Cabo’s most famous landmark, a natural granite arch at Land’s End where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. It can only be reached by boat and is the centerpiece of most boat tours.
Lover’s Beach and Divorce Beach
Two adjacent beaches at Land’s End, reachable only by boat. Lover’s Beach faces the calm Sea of Cortez; Divorce Beach, steps away, faces the rough Pacific surf and is not safe for swimming.
Medano Beach
Cabo’s main swimmable beach and the liveliest one, lined with beachfront resorts, restaurants, and water sports rentals.
Santa Maria Bay
A sheltered beach in a marine reserve, known for clear water and excellent snorkeling among coral and colorful fish.
Chileno Beach
A calm, clean beach popular for snorkeling, with easy shore access to reefs and tropical fish.
Cabo San Lucas Marina
The heart of downtown Cabo, where tour boats and yachts dock and the waterfront promenade is lined with restaurants, shops, and bars.
Whale Watching
Seasonal boat tours (roughly December through April) to see migrating humpback and gray whales in the waters off Baja California Sur.
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