Cabo San Lucas, also known as Cabo, is one of Mexico’s most popular tourist attractions. It is home to some of the world’s most luxurious hotels, resorts, the greatest spas, restaurants, hot nightlife, top-ranked golf courses, stunning beaches, and incredible excursions and experiences. It offers its visitors a diverse range of activities to do on a holiday too.
Cabo San Lucas originally known for its party-loving atmosphere has now also established itself as a luxury getaway with a family-friendly vibe. One of the best ways the vacation destination of Cabo San Lucas is to unwind in a private luxury beach villa or villa resort which you can find on Wimco and also pack an itinerary of these top 5 unforgettable things you can do in Cabo.
1. Go Whale Watching
a humpback whale
Cabo San Lucas is a world-renowned whale-watching destination. Thousands of gray, humpback and other whales migrate from their Arctic feeding areas to the warm seas off the Baja Peninsula every year between mid-December and early April to mate and also give birth. Humpback whales are one of the most well-known whale species for breaching and also sing whales songs you can listen too. They’re the most active and entertaining to observe. These whales can grow to be more than 50 feet long and weigh up to 80,000 pounds.
Often, they can often be seen spouting and jumping just off the beach. If you visit Cabo San Lucas between December 15 and April 15, you’ll almost certainly encounter some of these gentle giants. There are also a lot of Gray whales and Pacific bottlenose dolphins. Sperm whales, Blue Whales, and even Orcas have been seen occasionally.
2. Taste the Delicious Cuisine
gourmet tacos in Cabo
If you are a food lover, which I’m sure you are, you should taste some of Cabo San Lucas’ gourmet cuisine. You’ll be pleased to learn that there is an almost limitless variety of delectable cuisines to choose from. However, you will be able to sample some international cuisine in the nearby restaurants, which range from casual to fast food. The native cuisine is based on items that are obtained from the sea.
The city offers a variety of delicacies with the help of precisely seasoned and fresh products that you should not miss. The most popular foods to taste while visiting Cabo San Lucas are Shrimp and Fish tacos, Mexican chocolate clam found in Loreto, Pitahaya, Comida de Pobres, etc. The locals use a wide range of local specific ingredients and particular seasoning, which provides the unique taste of their dishes.
3. Visit the Stunning Beaches
The Calm, Clear Waters of Los Cabos’ Medano Beach
Cabo San Lucas is an excellent spot for activities both on and off the water, thanks to the beautiful blue waters of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. The world’s largest fishing tournaments are held here. These two coastlines are known for their beautiful beaches, many of them being swimmable. Some of these beaches are noted for their beauty, while others are known for safe swimming, surf breaks, or snorkeling. They all get plenty of sun, as the region gets roughly 350 sunny days per year on average.
However, not all beaches are swimmable in Cabo. While some beaches in this region are great for a splash, others are riddled with genuine dangers that might be life-threatening such as rip currents, steep drops and waves, marine animals, etc. If you plan to swim on a beach, choose from the calm beaches that Cabo offers, such as Medano Beach, Lover’s Beach, Santa Maria Beach, Cabo Pulmo, and Cannery Beaches among others.
4. Go Surfing
Surf in Cabo – Absolutely
Los Cabos is the Baja Peninsula’s surfing capital, with one of the world’s largest surfing competitions conducted right on our beautiful beaches. Surfing is excellent all year with May through October as the best month on the Sea of Cortez side, with swells from the Southern Hemisphere. The best months to visit the Pacific side are November to April.
Dirt roads leading from the main highway provide easy access to surf locations. Along the 1000-mile coastline, there are hundreds of beautiful uncrowded surf places to pick from. Surf tours with us are tailored to the needs of intermediate to advanced surfers. The size of the waves changes throughout the year. Todos Santos Island, off the coast of Ensenada, is known for its winter waves of 10 to 60 feet. Montage, Villa La Valencia, Solaz, Paradisus, The Cape, Esperanza, and Hacienda Encantada are all located near some of the top surfing areas on the tourism corridor. Plus, surfing in Pescadero, outside Todo Santos the pueblo magico close to Cabo offers great breaks for beginners.
Plan Camel Rides
Los Cabos offers a variety of enjoyable and intriguing activities. But is riding a camel an activity that you expected to be able to undertake here? Camel riding is an excellent way to experience the stunning scenery of Cabo San Lucas and the neighboring Baja California Sur region in a unique and down-to-earth way. A few trips offer Cabo camel rides, which take you on an amazing journey into the wilderness outside of the city.
Along the journey, you’ll learn about Baja California Sur’s unique environment, sample real Mexican food, and marvel at the grandeur of the deserts and beaches surrounding Los Cabos. Camels thrive in the arid deserts of the Baja Peninsula, and their mild dispositions make them excellent guides for outdoor adventures. You’ll quickly feel at ease on top of the hump, even if you’ve never met a camel before. Both kids and adults alike can safely enjoy the thrill of this safari thanks to the guidance of local professionals. As you ride along the beach, you’ll be treated to beautiful vistas and feel the sea wind on your skin. You can pose with your camel throughout your camel riding trip and take a photo. Imagine the unforgettable images you’ll make! Do not forget to wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes, and apply sunscreen before going out.
Cabo San Lucas is absolutely worth visiting. No matter what kind of preferences you have, you will indeed find something to enjoy. Cabo has got it all: delicious cuisine, stunning deep blue beaches, pleasant weather, and endless activities. Viva Cabo!
