Sought after because of its breathtaking, natural beauty, Mexico’s rich, soulful culture, and the unique array of outdoor pursuits and adventures, Cabo captivates the heart and soul unlike any other place in the world.

Cabo boasts spectacular beaches, three miles of which flank Old Lighthouse Golf & Ocean Club on either side.

The beach fronting Old Lighthouse Golf & Ocean Club is famous for its world-class rooster fishing, which the Club’s Outfitter Team can set you up to experience first-hand. Just around the corner, Lover’s Beach, Playa del Amor, is a famous cove near El Arco that’s only accessible by boat. Local favorite Medano beach, Playa del Medano, is a picturesque two mile stretch of sand starting from Cabo’s marina. With very little surf and crystal-clear blue water, Medano beach is ideal for swimming – and the opportunities to parasail, jet ski, boogie board, kayak, and more. Further down the Corridor Santa Maria Bay is ideal for snorkeling, and Playa Costa Azul, on the Sea of Cortez, is best known by surfers for its rideable waves.

Life in Cabo revolves around the consistently exceptional weather – over 340 days of sunshine a year – and a balmy, tropical desert climate that invites year-round enjoyment of ocean and land activities and adventures. Ocean enthusiasts can enjoy swimming, surfing, shore and deep-sea fishing, sight-seeing, whale watching, and some of the most exquisite diving in the world. Land lovers are surrounded by an exceptional array of golf courses, beach cruising on ATV’s, horseback riding along the shoreline, and so, so much more.

The rich Mexican culture is infused into every experience, lending a unique perspective found nowhere else. Dine on simple, local fare or treat yourself to fine dining options from around the globe at dozens of nearby restaurants. Artisanal wares are best discovered amongst local street vendors or at curated shopping destinations. Whatever your desire, a world of opportunity awaits!

Centrally located just minutes from Downtown Cabo, Old Lighthouse Golf & Ocean Club is the perfect starting point to dozens of delightful day trips. A 45-minute drive up the Pacific Coast leads to one of our favorite destinations, Todos Santos. Beloved for its small-town charm, rich history, cobblestone streets, art shops, and delectable fare, Todos Santos is a place you’ll find yourself returning to again and again.

On your way to Todos Santos, stop at Playa Los Ceritos for a quick surf, or pass through Todos Santos to reach La Paz. Known as one of Mexico’s best beach cities, the best time to visit La Paz is between October and February when you can snorkel and dive with the whale sharks that visit the Bay of La Paz to dine on ocean krill.

Inland, the Sierra de la Laguna Mountain range, a UNESCO biosphere reserve, is the perfect off-the-beaten-path place to hike and explore. With peaks reaching as high as 7,000 feet, visitors can experience an ecosystem with a wide range of flora and fauna, waterfalls, and the stunning, giant Cardon cactus.

For a quick excursion that will transport you to another world, visit Acre or Flora Farms. Just 30 minutes from Old Lighthouse, both are a true oasis in the desert where you’ll discover flourishing farms, curated shops featuring exceptional local wares, and award-winning restaurants.

Global fusion and a pronounced focus on fresh, local ingredients is what drives Cabo’s culinary scene, resulting in a diverse landscape of delectable options. This paired with an abundance of freshly caught seafood makes Cabo one of the world’s most incredible culinary destinations. Whether you’re enjoying a simple meal from a local favorite or indulging in one of Cabo’s fine dining establishments – you’re sure to eat well!

Visit some of our favorites, including, but not limited to, El Farallón’s cliffside champagne bar, the farm-to-table fare at Acre and Flora Farms, fusion favorite Nick Sanand Manta, and local staples such as Edith’s Restaurante, Paradero Restaurant, and Los Tres Gallos.

Surrounded by the abundant Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez, Cabo San Lucas is a fisherman’s dream. While the prime fishing months are May through November, fishing enthusiasts can experience the thrill of reeling in a prize fish year-round. Deep sea fishing yields catches of sailfish, jack crevalle, yellow grouper, yellowfin tun, marlin, and yellow grouper. Fishing from shore for hogfish, jacks, sierra, and Cabo’s famous rooster fish is also wildly popular, especially from the beach fronting the Beach Club at Old Lighthouse.

Open air markets, art galleries, home-spun local shops, and shopping malls; Cabo offers a wide selection of opportunities to fulfill every shopping whim. Whether you are seeking traditional pottery, hand blown glass treasures, handcrafted tequila, farm-fresh ingredients for a dinner at home, silver jewelry, or chic resort wear, all the best shopping is just minutes from Old Lighthouse Golf & Ocean Club.

At the southern-most tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean, Cabo San Lucas is a wonderland of vibrant wildlife both on land and in the sea. On land, keep an eye out for iguanas, hummingbirds, herons, desert falcons, ospreys, and, if you’re lucky, the elusive ring-tailed cat. Just under the waves lies an underwater oasis teeming with fish of all varieties, manta rays, sea turtles, dolphins, sea lions, and so much more. By far Cabo’s most majestic visitors are the playful grey and humpback whales who visit between the months of November through April and put on the most incredible and memorable show.