Introducing Cabo San Lucas
Come to Cabo expecting to toss your inhibitions to the wind – everyone else is. Certain clubs round up conga lines so that waiters can pour tequila down dancers’ throats, but that notwithstanding, Cabo San Lucas has a curious charm. The beaches are protected by beautiful Land’s End, and the activities are endless: jet-skis, banana boats, parasailing, snorkeling, kite sailing, diving and horseback riding can all be done just by walking down to the beach. If you rent a car and get outside the city limits you’ll be surrounded by majestic cardón cacti, caracara birds and mystical arroyos that will impress you just as much as that crazy club (‘I did what last night?!’) you partied at the night before.
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Last updated: Sep 23, 2008
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Top 10 things to do in Cabo San Lucas
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Once just a placid fishing village at the very tip of the world’s third longest peninsula, Baja, Cabo San Lucas...
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RE: La into Mexico
by CascadeBob 12 September 2011
Good idea travelmaven for Cabo San Lucas. Cabo is touristy, but nothing like Cancun (Cabo is much more laid back). Swim at nice beaches…
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RE: La into Mexico
by travelmaven 11 September 2011
If you are staying in San Diego, it's a quick trolley ride to the border. You can either walk across,(my preference) or take a taxi as…
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DFW to downtown Dallas, and the Sixth Floor Museum
by Shefgab 27 August 2011
Hi! In a few weeks I'm flying from LA to Dallas, staying a night and then continuing down to Cabo San Lucas the next day. I have a choic…
