Located at the southerly tip of the Baja California peninsula, where the Sea of Cortez, meets the Pacific Ocean, Cabo San Lucas is classified as a tropical thorn forest, with vast tracts of desert terrain tumbling into the two seas. A symbol of its spectacular natural beauty, the magnificent natural stone arch, El Arco, caps the most southerly tip of the peninsula, notably identifying the Cabo San Lucas shoreline. Its large marina and beautiful bay characterize Cabo San Lucas as a favored destination for long sandy beaches, water sports, anglers, beach goers, shopping, restaurants, its casual atmosphere, and its exciting nightlife. It is popular as a port of call for cruise ships along the Mexican Riviera, a Spring Break destination, and as a hideaway for the rich and famous.
One of the more unique characteristics is the ability to immerse and envelop in some of mother natures finest compositions. Marine life from manta rays, to whales, dolphins, sea lions, and turtles, to big game fish, whale sharks, to schools of tropical fish, compliment each other in a breathtaking experience which the ocean offers
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