Capes offers to anyone who visited him, two beautiful and unique cities: San Jose del Cabo, Cabo San Lucas and the union are a corridor of 32 kilometers called the tourist corridor. In the threads can be practiced sport fishing, due to the abundance of marine species such as marlin (black, blue and striped), sailfish, swordfish, dorado and mackerel; in fact this place is one of the meccas of international fisheries tall.

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Los Cabos (The Capes) is one of Mexico’s most beautiful and exclusive destinations. It lies on the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula, 220 kilometers (136 miles) south of La Paz. The climate is warm throughout most of the year, with an average temperature of 26º C (79º F).

 Los Cabos is located on the southern tip of the state of Baja California, is a place surrounded by contrasting scenarios: on the one side lies the arid desert and the other is reborn with its beautiful beaches and turquoise waters.

In San Jose del Cabo, you can celebrate the town’s Patron Saint day with the locals on March 19. The festivities include a fair, dancing and fireworks. In the nearby town of Todos Santos on Oct. 12, you can witness the celebration of the Virgin of Pilar, an annual event of music and dance.

Here, during the winter, may be a witness to one of the most beautiful natural phenomena that occur on the coasts of Mexico: courtship, procreation and birth of gray whales in Bahia Magdalena, during the summer, you can practice diving, kayaking, sport fishing or to live in romance any of its solitary beaches where you can observe the Arc-monumental rock formation sculpted by the sea, which is the symbol characteristic of this destination, where they meet the waters of the Pacific and Sea of Cortez , Recently declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Citizens of the US and Canada may travel (at the discretion of immigration officials) in Mexico for up to 180 days with a Tourist Card. These short visits do not require a visa. A Tourist Card can be obtained upon presentation of proof of citizenship and a picture ID. All non-citizens residing in the United States, will have to present proof of permanent residency at their port of entry.

The Peninsula of South Baja California, and especially the Cabos, La Paz and Cabo Lung, are the places who love to explore and enjoy the great bio-diversity in its waters. Not for nothing is called The World's Largest Aquarium. In these waters inhabited by more than 30 percent of marine species and many of them are unique to this destination.

Every year in late October, the area is invaded by a fleet of yachts, many of them do not come by water, but carried on freighters, to participate in the event of marlin fishing in the world. Marlin and swordfish is a sign for each competitor must pay six thousand dollars.

In Los Cabos, you’ll find a wide array of merchandise: clothes, hats, leather products, jewelry, hand blown glass items and wood-carved marlin and whale figures. You’ll come across many other crafts and souvenirs in small specialty shops and outdoor markets selling regional goods.