Los Cabos, Mexico

1. El Arco de Cabo San Lucas (Land’s End)

El Arco de Cabo San Lucas (Land’s End) as it is commonly referred toknown, is one of Cabo San Lucas’s most famous natural landmarks and most popular spots for photo ops. El Arco, which means “the arch,”, hangs over the edge of the Baja pPeninsula and overlooks the clear, wide sea. The reason it is called Land’s End is because if one were to point a line due south from this jagged rock formation, the line would extend straight to the South Pole without ever crossing land. Below El Arco is the Playa del Amour, or Lover’s Beach, a popular spot for snorkeling and sunbathing. The area is easily reached by boat taxi from the Cabo San Lucas Marina.

2. Cabo Adventures

Cabo Adventures is a one-stop shop for all things water and adventure sports in Cabo San Lucas. The activities provided by the company are truly endless. For lovers of nature and animals, there are wildlife programs and experiences such as whale watching and camel safaris. For those who want to dive in and get up close and personal with Mexico’s marine life, Cabo Adventures has dolphin experiences for both adults and children, as well as snorkeling packages. Divers can get their fix here as well, as the company offers scuba diving certification and programs, and while sailing and adventure sports are also on offer.

Blvd. Paseo de la Marina, esquina Malecon), Lote 7-A, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, CP 23410 , Phone: 322-226-8413

3. Sunset MonaLisa, Las Cabos, Mexico

Sunset MonaLisa, Las Cabos, Mexico is the premier spot for sophisticated Mediterranean food in Los Cabos. This restaurant, which is led by Michelin-rated Italian chef Paolo Della Corte, prides itself on the quality of its dishes and ingredients and its breathtaking setting. The restaurant is located on a cliff overlooking the Bay of Cabo San Lucas, and it has several different sections, including nine outdoor terraces and a champagne bar with a number of fire pits. Dining at Sunset MonaLisa is like being at the edge of the world, and this venue is the perfect place to watch the sun as it sets over the water.

Cabo Bello Plaza del Rey 7 y 8, 23455 Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico, Phone: 624-145-8160

4. Hydro Flyboard Los Cabos

Hydro Flyboard Los Cabos provides visitors to Cabo San Lucas with an adventure sports experience unlike any other. Flyboarding is a unique watersport experience in which the rider is thrust up into the air by jets of water and is able to “board” high above the water’s surface. Hydro Flyboard Los Cabos covers everything one needs for this experience, including gear rental and lessons. Their trainers work in the exclusive Puerto Los Cabos Marina, which means that guests have plenty of space to enjoy their time on the flyboard. The basic package includes a 30 -minutes of lessons and 30 minutes of fun on the board.

Paseo de los Pescadores, Puerto Los Cabos, San José del Cabo, Los Cabos, BCS , Phone: 624-191-7316

5. Dive Cabo

Dive Cabo is the best of the best when it comes to Cabo San Lucas diving centers. This PADI five-star diving facility is conveniently located at the Cabo San Lucas Marina, and the company specializes in bespoke diving tours, particularly for seasoned scuba divers. Dive Cabo provides daily scuba and snorkeling tours to some of the most famous underwater sites on the Baja Peninsula, such as the Sandfalls, Marine Park, the Sea Lion Colony, and Gordo Banks, a popular schooling place for hammerhead sharks. Some advantages of diving with Dive Cabo include their focus on small group experiences, free enriched Air Nitrox for dives, free underwater photography, and complimentary refresher scuba courses thirty 30 minutes prior to each dive.

Tesoro Resort, Local A-14 ,Blvd. Marina Lotes 9 y 10, Col. Centro, Cabo San Lucas, 23450, Baja California Sur, México, Phone: 624-157-6327

6. Palacio Municipal

Another historical and architectural icon of Los Cabos, the Palacio Municipal sits on the main square of San Jose del Cabo. The building is a pastel yellow color, which complements the historic feel of the old town square in which itn resides. The building is of the Spanish Colonial architecture style, reminding those who view it of Mexico’s storied history as a subject of the Spanish Empire. Because the Palacio Municipal is still operational as the city’s seat of government, no one from the public is allowed inside, and no tours are offered. However, one can still enjoy the building’s beautiful façade while sitting nearby in the square.

Centro, San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico

7. Estrada Art Gallery

The Estrada Art Gallery is a small, tucked-away space in Cabo San Lucas. Hector Estrada, the creator of the works on display, is also the proprietor of the gallery. This bright, white space with Mexican-style tiles lining its floors includes works from several media, including paintings and sculptures. The unique collection updates as the artist continues to actively work on his craft and display new pieces. Less commercial than other galleries in the area, the Estrada Art Gallery has a particularly personal feel, especially given that the artist himself is always available on site. In addition to serving as a showing space, the gallery also supports painting classes led by Hector Estrada.

Boulevard Lázaro Cárdenas, Lienzo Charro Centro, Cabo San Lucas 23470, Phone: 624-105-1381