Los Cabos, the southernmost point of Baja California, consists of two distinct towns – Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. Cabo San Lucas is a lively destination known as the "Aquarium of the World," where you can swim with dolphins, whale sharks, or take a camel ride through the desert. Don’t miss the iconic Arch of Cabo San Lucas and enjoy luxury spas or all-inclusive resorts.  

In contrast, San José del Cabo offers a quieter vibe with its charming cobbled streets, boutique hotels, and artistic historical centre. It’s perfect for foodies and those seeking stunning ocean views and a relaxed atmosphere. 

Loreto, further up the coast, is a quaint town with colonial architecture, local craft beers, and fresh fish tacos. Nearby Bahía de Loreto Marine Park is ideal for watersports and whale watching (December-March). 

Todos Santos is a colourful town popular with artists and yoga enthusiasts. Explore uncrowded beaches, bohemian galleries, and indulge in delicious Mexican food for a unique cultural escape 

 Things to do in Baja California, Mexico:

• Loreto Marine National Park: Visit this marine park where blue whales (Jan-Apr), orca, manta ray and dolphins can be spotted 
• Todos Santos: A charming town known for surfing, art galleries, and a relaxed vibe. Great for those looking for a peaceful retreat. 
• Guerrero Negro: Visit from December to April for incredible whale watching, as grey whales migrate to the area’s lagoons. 
• Loreto – A quaint town on the coast, once the centre of Jesuit missions during colonial times. Head out of the town to see cave paintings dating back over 12,000 years. 
• San José del Cabo: Wader the cobbled streets of this quaint, arty, and colourful town. 
• La Paz: Swim with the whale sharks between October and April. 
• Espíritu Santo Island: Swim, kayak and stand-up paddle board in the marinelife rich waters surrounding the island. For a unique experience, glamping is an option on the island.  
• Sierra de la Laguna: Explore the rugged interior on nature hikes or by quad bike, to see cactus-strewn desert, canyons and waterfalls. 
• Cabo San Lucas – A well-developed city, which mainly caters to the US market, it is worth a day trip for upmarket dining options and to see the iconic Arch of Cabo San Lucas