The topography of Cabo is an anonomy; a desert with an ocean view. This is pretty cool, as it makes the entire area one big beach. There is much to be seen and done in Cabo, there are many fantastic beaches and views.

A consistent favorite is a trip to Lovers Beach, this is where the blue Pacific meets the fabled Sea of Cortez. It is a stunning beach, however it does not appear the two seas don't fancy each other as the ferociry of the surf where they meet is epic.

Lovers beach is dry (so bring your own food/drink) and is only accessible via boat. The good news is that hiring a water taxi is a very simple task in the marina.

Other attractions to Cabo include the fantatic night life. This town knows how to party! Blcok after block of pumping music, tequila shots and party attitude make nights in Cabo an adventure.

This travler to Cabo San Lucas stayed at the "Tesoro Las Cabos" in the middle of downtown Cabo. It has a great location, and serves a fantastic base camp, but the food is pretty bad.

One thing to consider about picking your place to stay in Cabo is the rip-tide. It hits Cabo so strong many beaches are un-swimable. Most hotels will have an offsite beach club where you can swim, but check if that beach club is out the door or up the road.

Travels to Cabo San Lucas will have a great time if they really like it hot, surface of the sun hot. Also, if you like time shares or simply being asked to attend time share presentations, Cabo is your place!

For a complete review of a trip to Cabo San Lucas, click here.

We first heard about Maro's from a frequent Cabo visitor. We then read article about the change of ownership it went through and its new location. We were very impressed with the quality of the seafood we had and the famous Bulldog Drink. My wife and shared a 1/4K lobster and 1/4K shrimp meal. I have eaten shrimp and lobster many times in my life and this was as good as any in the past. The chips and salsa are also very good and you have to try the Bulldog, which is a blend of "Tekillya", limeade and a Coronita in a large glass. Tasty and tangy at the same time.

Cabo is said to be one of the most expensive holiday spots in Mexico. We stayed in the cheapest hotel we could find and was around $30US a night. The shoreline of Cabo is littered with massive expensive resorts, which seem to be too far away from the party (assuming thats what you are there for). The night life in Cabo is pretty awesome. Lots of bars offering different forms of ambience. The city is pretty safe assuming you dont wander through the back streets drunked late at night. Everyone in the town can sell you drugs. I mean everyone! There is a pretty good vibe in the town as it is built on Americano touristas money. Probably the best service I saw in Mex, best atmosphere and probably the most to do.

We were in Cabo over Memorial Day wekend and having grown tired of the typical Mexican cuisine, we stumbled into the DOC Wine Bar, located next to the over-rated Mi Casa, in the Plaza Amelia Wilkes in Cabo.

The wine selections were refreshing, as a large number of them originated in Mexico. The entrees and smaller dishes varied on a nightly basis and the staff went out of their way to help.

The DOC Wine Bar is a must visit for those who are tired of bad margaritas & cheap beer.