In geography, a cape or cabo in Spanish, is a geographical feature formed by a land mass projecting into the sea; it receives this name especially when its influence on the flow of coastal currents is great, causing difficulties for navigation.
Los Cabos is one of five municipalities in the state of Baja California Sur, Mexico, and is located in the southernmost point of the state. The administrative town is San Jose del Cabo and the largest city is Cabo San Lucas, 32 km away from San Jose. This beautiful, exclusive and luxurious 32 km strip locally known as the "Touristic Corridor", is one of Mexico´s most important tourist destinations; from excellent golf courses considered among the best worldwide, to sport fishing and gorgeous beaches with all the services for the family to enjoy an unforgettable stay.
Los Cabos, popularly known as "Cabo" is a region of contrasts and stunning scenery. Located in the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula, 220 km south of La Paz. The weather is warm, with an average year-round temperature of 78° F.
This is the place to witness courtship, birth and reproduction of gray whales in Magdalena Bay during winter. Expect to practice great summer water sports like diving, kayaking, sport fishing. Leave it all behind and have a taste of the romantic groove in any of the beaches admiring El Arco made by a rock formation and monumental sculptures by the sea that is the characteristic symbol of the destination, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Gulf of California.
More Information:
Los Cabos at Panoramio.com
