Los Cabos

Two seas, one paradise, in general people refer to Los Cabos as “Land’s End” due to its location on the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula (the longest peninsula in the world). There you will find the “dual destination” of Los Cabos. Wondering why they call it a dual destination? Part of the fun comes with exploring the region’s two dramatically distinct personas. Tranquil San Jose del Cabo retains the look and vibe of an authentic Mexican town. Cobblestone streets, intimate restaurants and boutiques radiate from the central main square and mission church. Rambunctious Cabo San Lucas, on the other end of the highway (called the Corridor), is lined with luxurious resorts, funky bars, restaurants and championship golf courses. The Corridor is also home to some of the area’s best beaches. Between the 2 destinations you have 15 championship golf courses to choose from and world class deep-sea fishing.  Excursions in general range from very adventures to being teased by sealions in the open ocean. An average of 350 days of sunshine is also nothing to sneeze at. 

Baja California is a treasure trove when it comes to history, flora, fauna, food, excursions, day - and overnight trips. Experience the juxtaposition of the mountains, the majestic dramatic rock formations in the ocean, venture out to see the yearly whale migration (seasonal), all this and more in just one peninsula.

Major hotel operators and boutique resorts offer a variety of options in accommodation, ensuring a perfect fit for almost any group size. You will find chains like Montage, The Marriott, A Thompson Hotel, Auberge, just to name few.  Soon to open, a St. Regis, Fours Season and Ritz Carlton.  Direct flights from Mexico City or most major U.S. cities paired with hassle free international connections make Los Cabos conveniently accessible from all over the world.  Direct flights from the UK are already in the talks.

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