DIVE CABO SAN LUCAS DIVE TRAVEL GUIDECabo San Lucas - Cyber Diver TOP 10 Dive Destination >>  f you want to get lucky, tell him/her you bought a couple of tickets to Cabo San Lucas, the town that gives insomniacs a distinct advantage. Cabo rocks from dusk until dawn and everyone is invited.
The obligatory franchise operators are here but if you're looking for something unique, something a little crazy, something you will definitely not be telling your grandchildren about, there are much better possibilities. Take a stroll down the main drag and dive into the Giggling Marlin just to see where it all started way back in '84. Knock back a tequilla and move on. Bar hopping is what it's all about in Cabo. And if you can somehow manage to drag yourself back to the hotel at a reasonable hour, there are other dives around Cabo where tequila is not on the menu but the water is excellent! When to Go Winter is best when cooler air thins out the tourist crowd and the gray whales are abundant. Diving and sport fishing are excellent thoughout the year although arguably better in the summer. Click image to enlarge map |
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- Area: 1,972,550 sq km
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- Estimated Population in 2050: 153,162,145
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