As the title suggests, it’s time to take a break from the cold and visit Los Cabos this winter. First-and-foremost, Los Cabos is spectacular in the winter. In fact, winter is considered high season for that very reason. The weather is great and the sunsets are amazing!
In this article, discover some of the great things to do in Los Cabos in the winter, with your fiends and family. First, whale watching is famous in Los Cabos, as the whales migrate there from December until April. Then, visit some of the great locations nearby.
Now, keep reading to discover your Los Cabos vacation this winter.
Whale watching in Los Cabos – a winter activity
Take advantage of this opportunity to see some of the largest creatures on Earth. Watch them in their natural habitat in Los Cabos. Interestingly, the Sea of Cortez is a prime birthing spot for Humpback whales. First, the whales feed and grow in the cold waters of the Arctic sea during the summer. Then, they make their way down to Baja California to mate and nurse their young.
In the spring, the whales head north once again, now with their brood. But, it’s before they leave when they offer the unique experience to see these majestic animals in their natural habitat. Continue reading to uncover how to get the most out of your Los Cabos whale watching experience. If you’re planning a trip to Los Cabos during the winter or early spring, you’re coming at the perfect time! Therefore, schedule a Los Cabos whale watching tour right away. The best months for Los Cabos whale watching start in December!
Explore the amazing Sea of Cortez
Marine biologists visit from all over the world to study the unique ocean surrounding the city. The Sea of Cortez during the winter months gets slightly cooler to the perfect temperature to host the migrating Humpback and Gray whales. A special moment you can come down and glimpse for yourself in the company of your traveling group!
Discover the infinite number of reasons why you should come down to Cabo San Lucas with a large group. One of the main reasons though, is the beautiful Sea of Cortez. Right off the coast, with its cliffs and reefs, it contains one of the most diverse ocean wildlife in the world.
Come watch these giant creatures!
From December through March in Los Cabos, whale watching tours are offered aboard sailboats that’ll allow you to get near these majestic creatures. Don’t miss out on this exceptional opportunity to sail the sea along with the humpback and gray whales.
Hike the landscape in Los Cabos
Even in winter, Cabo San Lucas has a pleasant climate, just as it does throughout the year, allowing mountain hiking to be quite enjoyable. The Sierra de la Laguna is located on the outskirts of Cabo San Lucas, giving to all nature lovers fascinating scenery to enjoy while hiking. Other activities in the mountains such as biking, horseback riding tours, and ATV trails are also available. So there are no excuses about not being able to have fun during winter in Los Cabos.
Baja California Sur real estate
Many Americans, Canadians, and people from other countries choose to make Los Cabos and other magical towns in Baja California Sur, Mexico, their home or vacation home. Discover how to purchase your dream home in Baja. Make an appointment with the top Real Estate Broker in Baja: Nick Fong, featured on HGTV’s Beachfront Bargain Hunt.
Since 2010, Ronival has been helping clients find the best homes in Cabo and throughout Baja California Sur. And, they’re highly-skilled negotiators that’ll get you the best price. Whether you plan to buy a property or quickly sell your Baja real estate, they’ve got you covered!
If you’d like to take a tour of a property in Cabo or anywhere else in Baja California Sur, just click CONTACT to inquire. Or, call directly at 619-831-2000. Ronival will be happy to answer your questions You can also schedule a time to show you around this breathtaking location.
Ronival on YouTube
See Nick Fong in action on his Ronival YouTube Channel. Find his videos on the Rovival VLOG, where you can read a short, yet in-depth post. Below is an example of one of Nick Fong’s Ronival videos:
