The Los Cabos area is blessed with remarkably consistent weather: essentially, it's beautiful year-round. With almost guaranteed daily sunshine, the beaches of Los Cabos beckon to the swimmer, the surfer, the sunbather, and the snorkeler.
Los Cabos has captivated visitors with cloudless skies, golden sands, and indescribably blue waters for close to five centuries. Located just south of the Tropic of Cancer, on the same latitude as Hawaii’s island of Kauai and the Bahamas, Los Cabos enjoys a semi-arid, temperate climate.
The towering 6,000-foot Sierra de La Laguna range provides a dramatic backdrop to breathtaking white-sand beaches. From July to October, diving, fishing, and surfing are at their finest. In winter, breathe in the fresh, cool air as you watch the grey whales frolic in the sunny Sea of Cortez. |
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It might not seem fair that one place should have spectacular weather, extraordinary scenery, and a boggling wealth of land- and water-based activities—but whether it’s fishing, diving, snorkeling, desert flora and fauna tours, or even frolicking with dolphins to suit your fancy, Earth, Sea and Sky Vacations can arrange it and fulfill it. And if you have something truly unusual or special in mind, just ask—service above and beyond the norm is in our blood.
Come on by: the weather—pretty much any day of the year—is fine.
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Call Toll Free from the USA of Canada at (800) PIK-CABO (800-745-2226)
We are open Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm Pacific Standard Time.
Please leave a message after business hours and we will reply ASAP to your inquiry.
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Call or write for up-to-date information, specials, and pricing:
Cabo Villas.com - Earth, Sea and Sky Vacations Inc.
567 Auto Center Drive, Watsonville, CA 95076
(800) 745-2226 USA & Canada | (831) 724-5800 | Fax (831) 724-5823
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Los Cabos Magazine - Los Cabos Visitor's Guide - Promociones Tyson, S. A. de C. V.
Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, Mexico - Last Revision - April 15, 2008 - MKS
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