• Jun 14,2008
• In: C.S.L.

Cabo San Lucas

…a place where the sun shines 350 days a year, where rugged mountains and deserts greet some of the fish-richest azure waters of the world. Los Cabos, the magnificent area at the tip of the Baja California Peninsula, is where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. Long regarded as a fisherman’s village, Los Cabos is now one of the most important destinations offered by the dynamic Mexican tourism industry. Resting at the tip of the Baja Peninsula is the sparkling city of Cabo San Lucas. Once used as a frequent provision stop for pirates awaiting passage of the Manila Galleons, today Los Cabos is headed for resort stardom.

Welcome to the Cabo San Lucas Infotheque, After 6 successful years providing unbiased Cabo San Lucas information you are looking at the improved "third edition" of Cabo’s Online Infotheque. In the last fifteen years, it has evolved from a sleepy hideaway for recluse fishermen and yacht owners into one of Mexico’s most popular resort destinations. This is due largely to improved roads and air access, plus heavy investment by FONATUR (the government’s agency in charge of new resort development) and the private sector. Los Cabos differs in many respects from its "Mexican Riviera" counterparts.