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Los Cabos Mexico

Los Cabos would be better described as the two Cabos (San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas) connected by a developing stretch of beach known only as the Corridor. 

SAN JOSE DEL CABO is best known as the part of Los Cabos that caters to the older, slightly more reserved crowd.

Great resorts on great beaches may lead one to assume that there is great swimming here too. Well, there isn't. The waters on the Pacific side of the peninsula are rough and dangerous, pounding surf, strong rip tides and under-tows. If you want to swim, you should head for Playa Palmilla in the Corridor.

The main street in San Jose del Cabo is Boulevard Mijares which runs from City Hall to the tourist zone on the south side. In spite of the myriad of expensive resorts which line the beach, the town has remained walking distance small with everything you need on the main strip.

CABO SAN LUCAS is the part of Los Cabos that tends towards golfers, the party crowd and those looking for a more lively nightlife scene. Again, nice resorts, great beaches and a nice town center.

The main strip here is Avenida Lazaro Cardenas. Again, the town is walking distance and you will find trendy restaurants, shopping, nightlife and tour operators here in the tourist zone.

The activities offered in Cabo San Lucas are what make it so attractive to the more active (younger) crowd. Some come seeking the year round spring break, others the golf, sport fishing, surfing, scuba diving . . . and the list goes on (but we will cover that in the Attractions section).

THE CORRIDOR REGION is the area between the two towns that has some of the best beaches in Baja. There is no town to speak of along this 17 mile (28 km) stretch of beach (and no lights at night) . . . but there are resorts sprinkled along the way.

Most visitors to Los Cabos are Californians making there way down the coast by car or by plane. Though there are flights into Los Cabos from other areas of the US as well. Wherever you are from, just remember that the warm winter weather is largely due to the fact that the Baja peninsula is a desert . . . so pack accordingly.

Above all . . . have fun!