Cabo San Lucas, otherwise known as Cabo is located at the very tip of the Baja California Peninsula. Cabo has been rated as one of Mexico's top spots for tourists to enjoy pristine beaches, fishing, scuba, and the famous El Arco (The Arch).
"The Arch in Cabo San Lucas" refers to the famous rock formation that appears out of the ocean where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. You'll find it on postcards, t-shirts and even bottles of tequila. Land's End (Spanish: El Finisterra) is the name of the entire set of the rocks, including the Arch, the Window to the Pacific, Lover's beach and more. Sometimes people will refer to the Arch as Land's End.
There is a phenomenon that every few years a beach is visible around the arch. Sometimes you can even walk under the arch. This is caused by the changing of the tides and is very hard to predict. You will hear versions such as it only appears every 7 years or every 4 years etc.
Today we are so lucky to be part of this phenomena. El Arco has come out of the water and is more beautiful than ever!
El Arco |
The Window |
El Arco From The Pacific Side |
Love these Photos of the El Arco
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