As long-time visitors to Los Cabos, we’ve explored much of the lower reaches of the Baja Peninsula. Going beyond Cabo reveals some cool destinations and one-of-a-kind experiences.
Travelers go to stroll its quaint cobblestone streets (which are lined with interesting artisan shops), to surf (the area is known for its great surfing) and to eat
(it’s a mecca for foodies).
If you’re into surfing, you’ll be happy staying put at Los Cerritos for the day. You can rent boards and get a lesson at Mario Surf School, located on the north end of the beach.
You’ll see stunning designer mansions that could feature in Architectural Digest – along with goats crossing the road and white-haired grannies gunning ATVs along the red dirt streets.
With its pine forests, palms, and giant Cardon cactus (elephant cactus) – rippled with canyons, waterfalls, and streams – it’s one of the most beautiful places to visit.
There are many thermal springs within the Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere. Most are inaccessible for day trippers, but two natural hot springs can be visited – El Chorro Hot Springs and Santa Rita Hot Springs.