Come to Cabo San Lucas and experience one of the finest fishing grounds in the world for striped marlin, blue marlin, yellow fin tuna, dorado, wahoo and others.  Cabo also has magnificent weather, some of the finest golf courses in the world, nightlife to rival anywhere, fabulous beaches, great scuba diving and, best of all, truly warm, friendly and welcoming people.

The Baja California peninsular, in English the Lower California peninsula is a peninsula in western Mexico.

The magnificent Baja California peninsula is divided into the two states of Baja California and Baja California Sur - north and south. It includes the resort areas of Cabo San Lucas, Ensenada, La Paz, Loreto, Rosarito, San Felipe, San Jose Del Cabo, and Buena Vista - to name a few of the larger ones.

Cabo San Lucas is located at the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula in the State of Baja California Sur.

Los Cabos is the municipality which includes the cities of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, and located in the state of Baja California Sur.

Cabo San Lucas (popularly known as just 'Los Cabos' - along with San José del Cabo - in Mexico and 'Cabo' in the United States) is a city at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula in the municipality of Los Cabos in the state of Baja California Sur, Mexico.

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Legal requirements for tourists

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 Mexican tourist card can be obtained at any Mexican Consulate, Mexican tourism offices, some travel agencies, air carriers, or at the port of entry.
Minors traveling alone or with one parent must have notarized permission from either both parents or the absent parent.

No vaccinations are required to enter Mexico.

Geography

Los Cabos is at the lowest end of the Baja Peninsula. It is an area of beautiful beaches, high mountains La Laguna, and desert plains. It is in tropical latitudes between the Tropic of Cancer and Latitude 22. The unique ecology of the area is constantly revealing new areas of interest and study.

Driving in Los Cabos

Tourist with a valid driver´s license in their country may drive legally in Los Cabos. Foreign insurance is not valid in Mexico. Tourists MUST get Mexican insurance before driving in Mexico. The roads are generally safe in the daylight hours, but night driving should be avoided. The roads are heavily traveled by cattle and all manner of other animals. This makes them dangerous to travel at night.

Be prepared. Much of the Los Cabos area is remote and although he roads are constantly patrolled by the Green Angels who will help with gas and very minor repairs, you can avoid many problems by driving automobiles in good condition, with plenty of gas, and you must always carry plenty of water.

Beaches

Many say there are no bad beaches in Los Cabos, and there are plenty. However, many are beautiful and a joy to visit, but not safe for swimming. It is always a good idea to check with people in the area before you jump in.

Nude sunbathing? In a word, NO. Nude sunbathing is not legal in Baja Sur. However, there are many secluded beaches an enterprising person could seek out to indulge this interest

Legal drinking age

The legal drinking age in Mexico is 18.

Drinking water

The water supple of Los Cabos is pure, but the distribution methods can sometimes lead to contamination. It is recommended that visitors drink purified bottled water. All of the resorts serve only purified water. Most of the resorts in Los Cabos have sophisticated desalinasation systems which provide all their water supply.