“Cabo” or “Los Cabos” refers to both cities – Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo, plus the stretch of resorts in between. This beautiful area is located at the end of the Baja peninsula and is now the fastest growing resort destination in all of Mexico. The main difference between the two cities is that Cabo San Lucas draws most of the tourists and spring breakers, while San Jose del Cabo gives one a quieter and more authentic experience.

Once just a placid fishing village at the very tip of Baja California, Cabo San Lucas has blossomed into one of the world’s most famous spots for celeb sightings, grand scenery, sunning, snorkeling that’s unparalleled, and “all things water”. If you don’t love beautiful blue water, picturesque beaches and any type of water activities you can imagine, don’t go there. The beauty of this area is mesmerizing.

This destination is also quite a party town. Restaurants offer steals on excellent seafood or Mexican fare – many allowing you to bring in your own catch of the day so they can grill it for you. And for those with a set of wheels, it’s easy to escape the tourist zone and surf in secluded beaches, shop in quaint art towns, visit nature’s most pristine deserts, jagged mountains, or dive in coral reefs in the Sea of Cortez.