Cabo San Lucas was once regarded as a paltry fishing village residing near the tip of Baja in California. The area has since then blossomed into one of the world?s most famous spots for vacations for sightseeing, parties or sunning and snorkeling. Known as the celeb hotspot of the world, families are often unaware of what to do in Cabo San Lucas. To make sure you are aware of what this stunning locality offers, you here is a list of a few of the tops things to do in Cabo.
Get ready to Rock and Roll
When you step foot inside of Cabo, there is no way you should stay away from the Cabo Wabo. Cabo Wabo is a place built for parties; the complex is a large one that has loads of bars and huge performance stages where bands perform once the sun sets. The top rock idols of the world are often spotted at the Wabo sometimes performing, while other times simply to hangout and party.
Delve into the Marvel of Nature
If you are looking to delve into the marvels of nature, hop onto one of those pangas and head out to the most famous Arch in Cabo San Lucas. Arch, also known as El Arco, is one of the formations of the majestic rocks known as the Three Friars. Arch is a stunning sight; it stands in between the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez and makes for a heartening sightseeing experience.
Shake Your Booty at El Squid Roe
Want to visit a club that defines the nightlife of a town known for its nightlife? Then El Squid Roe is just the place to do it. What to do in Cabo San Lucas?s El Squid Roe? Dance, party and have the time of your life. The club has cartoon characters, a bright, glowing red roof, yard long glowing toxic beers and shirtless table waiters dancing on the tables. This is all you need if you are looking to have fun packed vacation.
Have a Whale Full Experience
From October to March, it is the time for the annual migration of grey whales in the Pacific Ocean. These giants of nature ditch their natural habitats for the shallow lagoons that are situated in and around the Baja Peninsula. A large number of these stunning grey whales pass by the Cabo San Lucas and you can book yourself a tour to go and watch one for 3 to 4 hours or simple surf in the sea and chances are that one might turn up next to you even while you surf!
