Sure, Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, has always been a top vacation destination for people who like laying out in the sun.
Who can blame them when they have unfettered access to fantastic beaches and hotel pools attached to some of the most magnificent hotels or luxury villas in Cabo?
Far too many people fail to recognize the value of Cabo San Lucas as a vacation destination for people who love the great outdoors.
If you are one of those people who like to pack a backpack and head out on a real adventure, checking out Cabo San Lucas is worthy of your consideration.
As a case in point, here are a few things you might enjoy doing as a hiker and outdoors person.
Things To Do in Cabo San Lucas
1. Cerro De La Zeta
If you fancy yourself a mountain/rock climber, you might enjoy taking a hike up the Cerro De La Zeta mountain.
It takes about 45 minutes to reach the peak, where you’ll get hit with some of the best views Cabo offers.
It’s best to experience this hiking destination at sunrise or sunset, and perfectly acceptable to take a few beers or wine in your backpack.
While hiking from your hotel and up the mountain is highly recommended, shuttles can also take you from your hotel to the base of the mountain.
2. El Arco
Some of the most impressive caves are along the Baja California coast, and El Arco would rate as one of the most interesting.
El Arco is a naturally formed cave on a peninsula that separates the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean. The best way to get to this destination is via a boat tour.
It’s also possible local fishermen could offer discounted rates. This is yet another Cabo destination that is best experienced at sunset.
3. Beaches to Visit
Even as an outdoorsy person, there is nothing wrong with checking out some of the local beaches in Cabo.
As a hiker, you might prefer walking along a string of beaches until you reach one that’s quieter and less commercial. We’d recommend checking out Playa de la Raza, Todos Santos, and Playa del Divorcio.
4. Flora Farms
Sometimes, you’ll go looking for a hiking destination that’ll provide you with a chance to enjoy something you have yet to experience in your life. Flora Farms is that kind of a destination.
Flora Farms is at the far end of a bumpy sandy road in the area of San Jose del Cabo. You can reserve a spot on a free walking…
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