Bahía de Cabo San Lucas

The first time I came to Cabo San Luis in 1980 on a cruise ship. You could hardly call it a port. They had maybe 15 or 20 Street vendors and some shops along the way. But boy has it grown since then. With hundreds of retailers along the Harbor walkway and restaurants and just about anything your little heart desires. And by looking at the yachts, must be home with the rich and famous. There is no pier so ships have to anchor offshore and bring passengers in on tenders. It’s all well orchestrated and they move people right along. And as you could see in the videos after the sun goes down, the...

This place is full of vendors selling everything you can think of. Some are in stores and hundreds are on the marina trying to make a sell for a product or a tour. Be nice to these people no matter how much they bother you. Remember they are just trying to make a living. Most have moved from their home state to find work here. That includes all the drivers down there. Cabo Rey was worth the money. The shows were good and the drinks kept coming....

Technically this is the area where the cruise ships "set anchor" and you tender into Cabo San Lucas from here. Great views are offered of the town itself and the neighboring beaches and marine attractions. Some of the bets views of the arch and lovers beach are actually obtained as you enter at dawn and leave at sunset. Its a very beautiful area when the sun hits it right, casting golden...