LandmarkIconic Natural Landmark
The iconic rock arch at the tip of the Baja peninsula, marking the point where the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez converge — free to view from the water, and Cabo San Lucas's most recognizable sight.
Local perspective
The natural granite arch where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez — Los Cabos' single most photographed landmark, and the reason "Cabo" appears on postcards at all. Reach it by a short water taxi or glass-bottom boat from the Marina, or by boat tour that circles the arch and the sea-lion colony on the rocks nearby.
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A hillside overlook in the Pedregal/Paraíso Escondido area above Land's End, reached via a steep paved-then-dirt hiking trail; the summit gives panoramic views of Cabo San Lucas Bay, the town, and the Pacific.
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A rock formation and shallow snorkeling site at the mouth of the Cabo San Lucas marina near Land's End, reached by short water-taxi or small-boat ride, popular for viewing reef fish and pelicans.
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A luxury yacht charter based in the Cabo San Lucas marina, built for private, special-occasion outings on the water.
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