Outdoors, Activities, Images and Photos, Issue 36
Spring 2014
Cabo San Lucas, México
Photographers: Carlos Aboyo, Joseph A. Tyson, cabopictures.com (Sthephanie Olvera), Francisco Estrada,
For a quiet retreat, head north to Migriño Beach, where it's just you and the waves.
There is no shortage of activities to try at Médano Beach, and Stand-up paddle is one of the region's fastest-growing sports.
Snorkel pretty bays, sample fresh local seafood, and enjoy lively entertainment with Sunrider.
The UNESCO-protected Sierra de la Laguna mountain range stretches north of Los Cabos.
Rise early to have Santa María Bay all to yourself.
Cabo Pulmo is home to the only living coral reef in North America.
A hefty, sea lion greets anglers on their triumphant return to the Cabo San Lucas Marina.
Lover's Beach and Divorce Beach: where the Sea of Cortés meets the Pacific.
EcoCat is a popular option with vacation sailors, particularly those who prize a smooth ride and affordable rates.
EcoCat is a popular option with vacation sailors, particularly those who prize a smooth ride and affordable rates.
The same volcanic activity that created the Sea of Cortés populated the gulf with 900 islands.
Explore the secluded horseshoe-shaped Santa María Bay.
Explore the wild Baja terrain atop an ATV with G-Force Adventures.
EcoCat is a popular option with vacation sailors, particularly those who prize a smooth ride and affordable rates.
Cannery Beach, or Playa Coral Negro, is a locals' favorite too often ignored by travel guides.
Chileno Bay, or Bahía Chileno, is a favorite beach for locals.
Families with small children enjoy the calm waters at Cerritos Beach.
The pirate-themed Buccaneer Queen offers several fun cruises and minimal plank walking.
