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Acre — A farm-restaurant in a palm grove with resident rescue donkeys — San José's farm-to-table icon.
Bahía Los Frailes — White-sand bay at the south end of Cabo Pulmo — calm snorkeling under the cliffs.
Baja Brewing Co. — Baja Sur's original craft brewery, pouring in the San José art district since 2007.
Balandra Beach — Voted Mexico's most beautiful beach again and again — a knee-deep turquoise bay.
Cabo Pulmo National Park — The only living hard-coral reef in the Sea of Cortés (~20,000 years old) — a world-famous marine comeback story.
Cabo San Lucas Marina & Boardwalk — The heart of Cabo: sportfishing fleet, water taxis to Lover's Beach and the evening stroll everyone does.
Cabo Wabo Cantina — Sammy Hagar's legendary cantina since 1990 — live rock every night and a worldwide pilgrimage for fans.
Cerro del Vigía (Mt. Solmar) — Cabo's cult hike: a 135 m summit over Land's End with a 360° view of two seas at once.
Edith's — A Cabo classic since 1977, born from the Caesar-salad tradition and famous for tableside service.
El Farallón — Waldorf Astoria's cliff-carved restaurant over the Pacific — ocean-to-table dining on the rocks.
El Hongo (Mushroom Rock) — The mushroom-shaped rock that became the symbol of La Paz.
El Triunfo & La Ramona — A 19th-century silver-mining town with a smokestack attributed to Gustave Eiffel.
Estero San José — A protected freshwater estuary with 200+ bird species, where the desert river meets the sea.
Finger Bank — One of the marlin grounds that make Cabo the Marlin Capital of the World.
Fox Canyon Waterfall (Sol de Mayo) — A Sierra la Laguna waterfall with a swimmable emerald pool — the desert's best-kept secret.
Golden Gate Bank — Pacific-side seamount where striped marlin stack up by the hundreds in season.
Gordo Banks Seamount — A deep seamount famous for hammerhead schools and big pelagics — advanced diving legend.
Hotel California — The 1947 hotel wrapped in the Eagles legend — the myth is a myth, the charm is real.
Isla Espíritu Santo — UNESCO-listed island of pink cliffs and turquoise coves — Baja's ultimate day trip.
La Lupita Taco & Mezcal — San José's cult taqueria: creative tacos, 100+ mezcals and live music nights.
La Pastora — The point north of Todos Santos that holds big winter Pacific swells.
La Ventana — One of North America's top kiteboarding bays — steady El Norte wind all winter.
Land's End · Sea Lion Colony — The last rocks of the peninsula — a wild sea lion colony lives where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortés.
Los Arbolitos Cove — Cabo Pulmo's beloved shore-entry snorkel cove — reef fish a few fins from the beach.
Los Barriles · Kite Beach — East Cape's kite town, host of the Lord of the Wind showdown every January.
Los Islotes Sea Lions — Swim with a playful sea lion colony — one of the world's great in-water wildlife encounters.
Los Tamarindos — A 19th-century farm turned restaurant — cooking classes and dinners in the fields that feed you.
Malecón de La Paz — La Paz's famous seaside promenade — sculptures, sunsets and the calmest bay in Baja.
Mango Deck — Médano Beach's famous party deck — the spring-break energy of Cabo in one address.
Migriño Dunes — Giant Pacific dunes where the ATV and camel safaris run — desert-meets-ocean scenery.
Mirador Costa Azul — The Highway 1 overlook where everyone stops to watch the surf lines roll in.
Neptune's Finger & Sand Falls — A dramatic underwater pinnacle and cascading sand falls — the classic Cabo dive first explored by Cousteau's era.
Nine Palms · East Cape — Mellow, long East Cape rights by a palm grove — the classic surf-safari stop.
Party Row (Mandala · La Vaquita) — The downtown block where Cabo's club scene concentrates after midnight.
Pelican Rock — Cabo's #1 snorkel spot, five minutes from the marina inside the protected Land's End corridor.
Plaza Mijares & Gallery District — San José's historic heart — galleries, the mission and the famous Thursday-night Art Walk.
Punta Lobos — Todos Santos' fishermen's beach — pangas launch through the surf every morning.
San José Organic Market — The Saturday-morning ritual: organic produce, local makers and breakfast under the trees.
San Pedrito — Todos Santos' heavy beach break — a Pacific winter classic for experienced surfers.
Santa Rita Hot Springs — Natural hot springs at the foot of the Sierra — part of Santiago's spring trail.
Sea Turtle Releases · San José — Hotel-zone hatchery programs release baby turtles at sunset — book with a certified camp.
Shipwrecks · East Cape — A legendary East Cape right-hander breaking near an old wreck — worth the dirt road.
Sierra de la Laguna — An 'island in the sky': pine-oak forest at 2,000 m rising straight out of the desert.
Sunset Monalisa Viewpoint — The Corridor cliff with the most famous sunset view of El Arco in Los Cabos.
The Cape · The Rooftop — The rooftop with the postcard view of El Arco across the bay — golden hour institution.
The Giggling Marlin — One of Cabo's oldest party landmarks — famous for hanging guests upside down like a trophy marlin.
The Rock (La Roca) — Costa Azul's powerful outer reef right — experts only when the south swell pumps.
Todos Santos · Pueblo Mágico — Baja Sur's Pueblo Mágico: art, surf and a 1723 mission an hour up the Pacific.
Tortugueros Las Playitas — Todos Santos' turtle sanctuary — sunset hatchling releases on the Pacific.
Tropic of Cancer Monument — The plaza on Highway 1 where you officially cross into the tropics — mandatory photo stop.
Whale Shark · El Mogote — Snorkel beside whale sharks feeding in La Paz bay — gentle giants, strict permits.
Whale Watching · Cabo Bay — Humpbacks breach right off the bay every winter — boats leave from the marina daily.
Wild Canyon Ziplines — Ziplines, bungee and a glass-floor gondola over El Tule canyon between the two Cabos.
Zippers · Costa Azul — Cabo's most famous right-hand break — home of summer south swells and pro contests.