SAN JOSE DEL CABO is a pleasant city of meandering streets and lush palm grove, whit the languid pace of a colonial village. The area was first visited by Cortés himself in 1535. But it was missionary zeal, not conquistadors, that first brought European civilization to San José. A Jesuit mission was built in 1730 to indoctrinate the pericú Indians of the region. In the nineteenth century San José slowly evolved into a modest center of commerce for passing ships. Today it is a town SAN JOSÉ DEL CABO is a pleasant city of meandering streets and lush palm groves, with the languid pace of a colonial village. The area was first visited by Cortés himself in 1535. But it was missionary zeal not conquistadors, that first brought European civilization to San José. A Jesuit mission was built in 1730 indoctrinate the Pericú Indians of the region. In the nineteenth century San José slowly evolved into a modest center of commerce for passing ships. Today it is a town of 40,000 people that has a handsome Municipal Palace, charming courtyard restaurants, shops, boutiques, and a lovely tropical estuary. The atmosphere here is subdued compared with the more rowdy town of Cabo san Lucas. It appeals to a more mature audience, while Cabo San Lucas attracts more singles and young couples.

CABO SAN LUCAS , at the trip of the peninsula and about 30 km west of San José. Is a boom town beginning to emerge. Dusty streets still prevail, but don´t let that fool you. Cabo boasts some fine restaurant, sophisticated shopping, a slick 300slip marina, and active night life. Cabo is tops with fishermen, divers and those wanting to be close to assorted dining and nightlife. Nearby Médano Beach is a heavenly stretch of calm, crystal clear water, and white sand. Just off shore is El Arco the area´s signature landmark, and one of Mexico´s most awesome natural wonders.

Between this two towns is the THE CORRIDOR REGION, the site of major resort development and some of Baja´s most beautiful beaches. This zone is where Los Cabos is staking its calm as Mexico´s premier golf destination, with four championship courses in operation and several new courses under construction.

Today the resort attracts a broader range of visitors than ever before, and has gone to great lengths to diversity its offering of activities and attractions. Of course, sportsmen continue to flock to Los Cabos for world-famous fishing and outstanding diving. However, the area draws beach lovers, golfers, honeymooners, families, and "ecotourists".

Outdoor recreation is the resort´s main activity, since historic/cultural sightseeing is limited. The area is world renowned for its deep-sea sport fishing, with over 50,000 marlin and sailfish hooked each year. Excellent scuba diving, and snorkeling sites are sprinkled throughout the region. Surfing and windsurfing are first rate, along with the latest in water sports gadgetry. Relatively new to scene is the area´s stunning assortment of championship golf courses. At present there are 99 holes open, with a master plan calling for an eventual 207 holes. Dramatic course layouts by some of golf´s premier designers take full advantage of the region´s striking landscape.

The area´s lodging scene has also improved dramatically in the last five years. Although somewhat limited in number accommodations are first class and feature some of Mexico´s finest properties. The spa craze has also arrives in Cabo with a half a dozen first-rate European style resort spas. ( those "golf widows " need activities, too). Because of the resort´s sprawling layout, selecting the right locations is to vacation planning.

Despite begin one of Mexico´s most savvy destinations, Los Cabos has remained relatively unknown outside of its primary west coast markets of California and the Pacific Northwest. The introduction of non-stop scheduled air service from has remained relatively outside of its primary west coast markets of California and the Pacific Northwest. The introduction of non-stop scheduled air service from Houston, Phoenix, Chicago, and Dallas broadened the area´s accessibility and is making Los Cabos a hit nationwide.