Tourist Corridor Travel

Description

Located in a spectacular virgin desert, filled with a variety of cactus (and in particular, the organ pipe cactus) as well as a strip of beautiful beaches with fantastic hotels , golf courses and everything you need to have an unforgettable vacation, this is where you will find the Tourist Corridor of Los Cabos. It is an area of incredible landscapes where the desert seems to hide underneath the sea and where the sunsets are majestic, worthy of forever being in the memory of the spectator.

The trans-peninsular road transforms into a modern freeway, offering vehicles four lanes surrounded by beautiful landscapes, easy and quick access for those that daily make the trip between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. This stretch of freeway is parallel to the coastline of the Sea of Cortez, functioning as the main access to the best tourist centers and beaches, as well as one the most tranquil and exclusive tourist areas in the country.

Many Things to Discover

Year after year, the grey whale travels thousands of miles between the months of January to March to get to the warm waters of Los Cabos, where they look to feed and reproduce. This is a great attraction for tourists who arrive every year to this destination, where the Tourist Corridor is front row to this spectacular event of nature.

Down the length of "The Corridor", as it is more commonly known, there are series of high quality services. There is everything from extraordinary resorts, residential areas, golf courses, motor home parks, restaurants, nightclubs and all those elements that are basic for an extraordinary vacation in an enchanting destination.

From the beaches of Cabo San Lucas, such as El Medano, El Amor and La Hacienda to the Costa Azul in San Jose del Cabo, the Tourist Corridor offers a long line of beaches where you can snorkel, sail, fish, surf and deep-sea dive. If you want to take part in diving activities, be in awe of the famous cataracts located in the area, under the surface of the warm waters of Los Cabos, where you can also find colonies of black coral and rich marine life.