Everything imaginable on the water from extreme watersports like surfing wave running, and windsurfing to energizing activities like parasailing, kayaking, scuba diving and snorkeling. There's no individual left discontent after one of these energizing activities
Wave
Runners
One of Los Cabos great and most
popular water sports, great to
move around the bay.
Kayak
Muscle power and eco-tourism ideas,
this is just for you, just watch
the waves.
Parasail
Cabo's most spectacular water
sports, from a hi-tech boat you
are lifted into the air, toured
and then recovered on the spot.
Snorkeling
A good mask, pair of flippers
and you are set for a life time
experience.
Scuba
Diving
Chileno Bay: A breath-taking bay known for its diving and snorkeling among large rocky reef with coral trees and a variety of schooling tropical fish. Sea turtles and eels are often seen here. Depths of 30 to 70 feet.
Sand Falls: Discovered by Jacques Cousteau, the SandFalls are steep sand banks cascading into the underwater canyon populated with many tropical fish. Depths of 90 to 120 feet.
Santa Maria: A sheltered cove with multicolored gorgonians and sea fans along rocky walls where a tropical reef fish congregate. A great experience for snorkeling and diving. Depths up to 40 feet.
Sea Lion Colony: This dive gives even novice divers a chance to observe the sea lions in their own habitat. Depths of 30 to 70 feet.
La Anegada: The Cabo San Lucas canyon wall sinks straight into a deep blue abyss lined with sea fans and schools of fish at one of Cabo's best and most versatile dive sites. Depths of 20 to 80 feet.
Whales Head: Amazing rock formations are home to sea turtles, octopus and moray eels. Small nurse sharks and guitarfish sometimes can be seen. Depths of 30 to 60 feet.
