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At the southernmost tip of the Baja peninsula, lies one of Cabo's most famous landmarks. This area is comprised of a large cluster of rock formations that were carved into fantastic shapes by wind and sea. During low tide, many visitors like to walk...

Take a two to four hour All Terrain Vehicle tour of this reserve through desert and mountains (up to 2000 ft). See beautiful natural springs, sand dunes and incredible views of the Sea of Cortez. This area is adjacent to the Melia Cabo Real and is a...

Frequently pictured in brochures of Cabo, this is the beach next to the famous rock arch formation, Arch of Poseidon, at Land's End. Water taxis wait for your signal to deliver you to this famous beach. Just a rock wall (and a matter of yards) from...

One of the wildest and craziest, most renowned places to party (and eat) in Cabo San Lucas is Sammy Hagar's Cabo Wabo. The menu includes Sammy's Drunken Shrimp, peppercorn crusted beef, and many kinds of fresh seafood of the day. Nightly...

Sip a Margarita from an enormous glass and watch your Tortillas be made by hand. The dishes here are traditional and hard to find elsewhere in Cabo. They include Chiles en Nogada (MXN180) and many variations of the Dense Chocolate and Chile Sauce...

Facing the marina is this large outdoor Tapa bar featuring Paella, Brochettes and Tapas dinner combos. Examples are Gazpacho Andaluz and Jamon Serrano (Spanish-style cured Ham). The specialty is the Gambas al Ajillo (Shrimp in Garlic Sauce). The...

Seafood is the house specialty here, with fresh lobster, huge shrimp, a variety of sea bass, and other fish available. The menu does not neglect red meat, however, and includes filet mignon, T-bone and other succulent, well-prepared cuts. Mexican...