Attend festivals near the gazebo, study the museum displays and appreciate the views of the hilly surroundings from a historic plaza named for an inspiring teacher.

An enormous whale skeleton on the town square marks the entrance to this fascinating museum, where you’ll learn of indigenous groups, piracy and Spanish colonialism.

Glass-bottom boats take vacationers around the picturesque coastline of this gorgeous bay, where you can participate in diving and whale watching.

A favorite among Cabo’s young revelers, this scenic beach stands out with its fun bars, watersports rentals and party atmosphere.

Traverse the raised walkway along the back of the beach, snorkel alongside the coral reef and investigate the boats and rock formations.

Sitting at the point where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean, this beautiful natural rock formation is one of Los Cabos’ most iconic images.