Cabo Activities
Top 4 Adrenaline-Pumping Activities in Los Cabos
While many Cabo visitors prefer nothing more strenuous than lifting a margarita glass next to the pool, thrill-seekers love the exciting variety of action-packed activities available in Los Cabos, Mexico. Get your heart pumping while you take in the gorgeous views in Cabo. Here are 4 top activities in Los Cabos for adrenaline lovers: 1. Hydro Flyboard – Head to the Puerto Los Cabos Marina to experience the one-of-a-kind thrill of flyboarding. The team at Hydro Flyboard will get you set up with the jet-powered equipment and provide a safety/technique briefing. Then, it’s time to swoop and soar above the water as you practice your tricks and moves! The private location at the marina provides a…
Cabo’s Fall Fishing is Off the Hook
The autumn months are prime time for sport fishing in Los Cabos, Mexico. A number of world-class tournaments take place drawing international anglers in search of prize marlin, tuna and dorado (mahi mahi). Cabo has earned the nickname of “Marlin Capital of the World” for its seasonable abundance of black, blue and striped marlin and other billfish. Among the most well-known competitions that take place each year in Cabo are the Bisbee’s Fishing Tournaments offering huge cash prizes and benefiting deserving charity organizations. Here’s a roundup of some can’t-miss October tournaments and great places to stay in Cabo for your fishing trip:
Casa Dorada Resort Debuts Redesigned Maydan Restaurant
Directly overlooking the Sea of Cortez, Médano Beach and the rock formations of Land’s End, the spectacular Casa Dorada Los Cabos is one of the most breathtaking resorts in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Now, as part of a larger remodel, Casa Dorada is debuting the redesigned ocean-view Maydan restaurant. “The new Maydan Restaurant is a space where guests can enjoy not only a meal, but also a spectacular view and the quality service Casa Dorada has become known for,” said German Herrera, Casa Dorada’s Sales & Marketing Director. You can experience the restaurant’s cuisine and jaw-dropping ocean views, whether you’re a guest of the resort or a Cabo visitor looking for a new dining…
3 Top Snorkeling Spots in Los Cabos, Mexico
If you want to get up close with some of Cabo’s colorful undersea creatures, there are some really incredible spots to snorkel in Los Cabos. The beautiful waters of the Sea of Cortez are home to an amazing variety of marine life. This profusion of sea life once prompted famed oceanographer Jacques Cousteau to nickname the Sea of Cortez “The World’s Aquarium.” A variety of snorkeling tours are available, departing throughout the day from the Cabo San Lucas marina. Here are 3 of our top picks for spots to snorkel in Cabo:
Guest Trip Report: A Marvelous Time at Marina Fiesta
Andy, family and friends just got back from their first visit to Marina Fiesta Resort and couldn’t be happier! This centrally located resort boasts an incredible setting directly overlooking the state-of-the-art marina in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. It’s just steps to the area’s best dining, nightlife and activities including fishing charters and sunset cruises. Here, Andy shares some highlights:
R&R at Villa Cielito overlooking Chileno Bay
If you’re had the good fortune of staying in one of our Los Cabos villa rentals, you’ve enjoyed the services of our outstanding local concierge team. Each villa guest is greeted on arrival by one of our dedicated Cabo destination specialists who is available for the duration of the trip to answer questions, make restaurant reservations, arrange activities and ensure an amazing vacation. Recently, our Cabo team had the chance to enjoy some CaboVillas.com style rest & relaxation with a private party at Villa Cielito. This stunning 7-bedroom villa offers a unique setting directly overlooking Chileno Bay, one of the best snorkeling beaches in Los Cabos. Our Cabo team got to enjoy beach time, the…
Mantas & More: Diving at Socorro Island, Baja Sur
Located approximately 240 miles southwest of Cabo San Lucas in the Pacific Ocean, the Revillagigedo Islands are a mecca for scuba diving enthusiasts. This group of 4 islands (San Benedicto, Socorro, Roca Partida and Clarión Islands) has been called the “Galapagos of Mexico” for the astonishing abundance of marine life surrounding them. One of the most popular spots for divers is known as “The Boiler.” This submerged seamount serves as a much-visited cleaning station for many large pelagic species including giant manta rays. Recently, CaboVillas.com President, Don Hirschaut and CFO, Michelle Hoffman, had the opportunity to revisit these pristine islands for an incredible live-aboard diving experience with the outstanding team of Nautilus…
Out & About in Gay-Friendly Cabo
Guest Blog by Ray Delgado Cabo San Lucas, Mexico far exceeded my wildest gay dreams. I’d heard friends talking about it as a great place to go for tanning, fishing, adventure, the typical crazy nightlife scene. And it was indeed all of that. But I wasn’t expecting to have as good a time as I did.
5 Reasons to Experience Todos Santos
Cabo’s vibrant beachfront and marina certainly have their appeal. But, when you’re ready to venture beyond the busy heart of Cabo San Lucas and get a taste of old Baja, hit the road to Todos Santos. About an hour north of Cabo San Lucas on the Pacific Ocean, this destination deserves a day trip – if not several blissful unplugged days! Here are 5 reasons to experience Todos Santos:
Flying to Baja in the 1970’s & 1980’s
Today, millions of international visitors flood into Baja California Sur each year in search of sun-swept beaches and luxury resorts. However, prior to the construction of international airports and the transpeninsular highway snaking down the Baja, travelers reached what was then a sleepy destination via private plane or yacht. Coming in search of great sport fishing and the laid-back vibe, these travelers got to experience a tranquil golden age in Baja. We talked to Keith Peterman who spent many years flying to Baja California Sur. Here, he shares some memories and historic photos of these trips dating back to the 1970’s and 1980’s…