No bad Days in Cabo San Lucas Mexico

At the southern tip of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, El Arco de Cabo San Lucas, marks the point where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. Also Known as "Lands End". Los Cabos or simply "Cabo" comprises both San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. Recently los Cabos has become the premier destination for investment and second home Market in Mexico. Here are some reasons why:  

There are around 2860 hours of sunshine each year on average Between December and March, there's whale watching, sailing, championship golf, sportfishing among many other activities.

Cabo holds the world's wealthiest marlin fishing event. Bisbee’s Black and Blue Marlin Tournament. The Black and Blue marlin competition is the oldest, dating back to 1981. It’s also dubbed the “World’s Richest Tournament” because the yearly purse exceeds millions of dollars, with the record as high as over $4 million. 

Los Cabos has quickly risen to prominence as a premier golf location. With 18 championships, celebrity-designed golf courses Los Cabos is considered the golf capital of Latin America

Since its inception as a modest fishing village, Los Cabos has attracted the rich and famous, including famed author Ernest Hemingway. And many other celebrities arriving each year. 

The Sea of Cortez has an almost legendary status among divers and marine naturalists. John Steinbeck wrote a book about his voyage here aboard a scientific collecting expedition in 1940. Jacques Cousteau famously called it “The World’s Aquarium”.

San Jose Del Cabo is a beautiful area of Cabo full of great bohemian restaurants, local architecture, and a rich variety of local art (both on the street and in galleries). If you love art and a bohemian experience, get to know the culture of the places you visit, then you have to add the famous “Art walk” on Thursday’s in San Jose Del Cabo on your vacation plans.

Between the months of October and March, When whales are in their migration period of the year. The Baja Peninsula happens to attract the sea's largest creature because of its position on the map and the many lagoons that are scattered around the area. Whale watching is famous and an incredible experience.

Life in Cabos has become quite the experience, we live by our mantra: No bad days and indeed they are never bad!