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Cabo
San Lucas, Mexico, California's Favorite Mexican
Beach Destination
by
Deborah Brown
In
part one of the Cabo San Lucas travel story,
Brown discusses the location of Cabo San Lucas, its
temperature, and its welcoming atmosphere for
tourists from around the globe.
First and
foremost known as a world-class deep sea fishing
mecca, locals and visitors to Cabo San Lucas
frequently charter boats to look for billfish,
dorado and tuna. Kayaking, parasailing, jet skiing,
snorkeling and scuba diving are all available for
those who love the water, and whale-watching is
popular during several months of the year. Golf,
horseback riding, cycling and rock-climbing are
among the many popular non-aquatic pastimes.
A variety of
resorts, many offering all-inclusive meals, lodging,
entertainment and beverages, dot the coastline of
the Cape. Although the scenery is beautiful, some
hotels do not have a swimmable beach, so make sure
to check ahead of time if that aspect important to
you.
Are you ready
to go to Cabo? If so, here are a few more things you
need to know:
The local
currency is pesos but American dollars are accepted.
Be prepared that if you get change, it will likely
be in pesos.
You need to
bring your passport.
No shots
required.
Many of the
hotels cater to Americans, and therefore filter
their drinking water. However, some people are more
sensitive to the water than others It’s a good idea
to have bottled water on hand for brushing teeth,
etc. How do you have bottled water on hand? Like
most countries around the globe, hotels and stores
catering to tourists routinely sell bottled water.
Regarding
cellphones, check to see if your plan covers Baja,
Mexico
Internet
service at most upscale hotels is available. You’ll
also find Internet access businesses along the busy
tourist shopping districts where you can buy
affordable Internet access by the minute or in
increments.
Deborah Brown
is an experienced writer/editor and PR consultant
who counts travel, lifestyle, entertainment, health
& fitness and consumer products & services among her
specialties. Visit her website at prmenu.com.
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