Cabo San Lucas

Cabo San Lucas, also known as Cabo and Los Cabos, is located at the bottom of the peninsula of Baja California Sur which is referred to as Land’s End. Over the years, it has become one of the top vacation destinations in Mexico for its famous attractions, nightlife, fun activities, and for hosting world-class fishing tournaments such as the Bisbee’s. Keep reading to see why you should definitely plan your vacation in Cabo San Lucas.

Cabo started as a small fishing village and quickly became famous for its marine life and privacy. It’s now considered the International Marlin Capital of the World, and thousands of sportfishing enthusiasts visit this town all year long. But it’s not just fishing in Cabo, it has a beautiful first-class Marina, and there is something to do for everyone to enjoy their vacation. Some of the best activities include yacht cruising, sailing, whale watching, snorkeling, diving, golf, horseback riding, luxury spas, and many more.

If you’re planning a vacation in Cabo San Lucas you may be wondering when is the best to visit, so we’re here to help:

1. December to April: it’s a high season because of the weather, it’s not too hot or humid, and whale watching tours are available for you to enjoy. The temperature ranges from 69 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
2. May to July: the weather is warm and the ocean refreshing, this means you will enjoy all the water activities available. It’s also a time when the occupancy rate is low, so if you’re looking for the best offers, this is the time. The temperature ranges from 71 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit.
3. August to September: this is the best time to find some quiet time since it tends to rain, and many people try to avoid this season. The temperature tends to be 86 degrees Fahrenheit.
4. October to November: snorkeling and diving are popular activities since the water reaches its maximum visibility after the rain season. You’ll be able to appreciate the variety of colorful fish and seascapes. The temperature ranges from 75 to 82 degrees Fahrenheit.

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