With several species of whales making their way to the area every year, whale watching is extremely popular in Cabo, with many visitors saying it’s an absolute must-do activity. Generally, the best time to spot whales is between December through April, with January through March offering the chance to see baby whales too.

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Showpiece of a 2,800-acre resort and residential project with 3.2 miles of beachfront, Cabo Real Golf Club features a multi-themed, target-style course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The recent reversal of the club’s nines have greatly enhanced the layout’s flow and drama.

Ideal for players of all abilities, Cabo San Lucas Country Club’s unique blend of desert-style, shot making challenges and stunning views is guaranteed to inspire enthusiasm from even the most discriminating golfer.

Tucked in the rolling foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains, only 15 minutes from Los Cabos International Airport and just five minutes from downtown San Jose del Cabo, the Nicklaus Design golf course at Club Campestre is the centerpiece of a 550-acre master-planned community.

Tucked within a 2,000-acre master-planned resort community on the East Cape, a short 10-minute drive from the historic downtown area of San Jose del Cabo, Puerto Los Cabos is a 27-hole golf resort, featuring three distinct courses designed by two of the sport’s most legendary figures, Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus.

Cruise by the iconic Cabo Arch and Land’s End, and admire the scenic views while enjoying dinner and drinks on this 65-foot double-decker catamaran.

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Experience an incredible bond as you swim with dolphins in the gorgeous marina in San Jose. Ride along as dolphins glide through the water – or even let them lift you up in the air.