Things You'll Need:
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Step 1
Fly to Cabo San Lucas via Los Angeles or another airport with international connections, then take a taxi to your hotel by the sea.
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Step 2
Test your drinking and dancing skills at El Squid Roe, The Giggling Marlin and Cabo Wabo.
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Step 3
Grind a fish taco Baja-style at one of the many street-side stands.
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Step 4
Show off your best defensive dig or kill in a heated game of beach volleyball.
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Step 5
Rent ATVs and blast up and down sand dunes on a deserted Pacific beach.
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Step 6
Land a dorado or whopping blue marlin on a sport fishing charter.
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Step 7
Golf the prestigious courses of Cabo Real and La Palmilla.
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Step 8
Snorkel amongst nasty jellyfish.
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Step 9
Surf the south swells that hit the coast of Land's End.
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Step 10
Shop for trinkets and a massive sombrero at markets where negotiating prices is an art form.
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Step 11
Taxi to San Jose del Cabo for a more relaxing evening away from the madness of Cabo San Lucas.















Comments
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 Great food and great staff. Right in the middle of it all on the beach. Lot's of people watching. You must do breakfast here!
Anonymous said
on 3/6/2006 Taco loco is the second best place to eat in Cabo for you buck, it is located next to The Giggling Marlin on the same side of the main street. There is another place, but it's way off the beaten path. It's back next to the Bimbo Factory.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 You can drink 2 for 1 all day and all night, win cash for bikini contest, plus drink free all night long at 5 of Cabo's hot spots. If you want free beer or water activities all of our activities are sponsored by Dos Mares water activities and Tecate beer. Jose Cuervo is one of our main sponsors, along with MTV Spring Break '06.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 The sushi bar there is called Nixons's, which is a sister bar to the one in Los Angeles. Stay at Peublo bonito Rose and party all night long! Don't let the cab drivers rip you off.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Take a kayak over to Lover's Beach for the afternoon. Crossing the busy waterway and trying to time your beach landing between the waves adds excitement. Once you've made it, you can walk across to see the Pacific Ocean's much more powerful waves!