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Mexico
South America
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Cabo San Lucas at a glance
Sunny skies promote world-class golf and sport fishing; the stars bring out the liveliest partying in the western hemisphere. Despite being the terminus of the Baja Peninsula, the fun never ends here at the fastest growing resort region in Mexico.
Cabo San Lucas history
Early Inhabitants Before Cabo San Lucas was known as the tourist town it is today,
the beaches were inhabited by a nomadic Guaycura Amerindian group
called Pericu. The Pericu were hunters and gatherers; the
shores around Cabo made it easy to live off of shellfish, small
game and wild plants. There is also evidence that these peoples
were skilled weavers and potters as well. Cabo San Lucas local information
State Baja California Sur Country Mexico Cabo San Lucas by the Numbers
Population: 40,000 Average January Temperature: 68 Average July Temperature: 90 Average Annual Rainfall: 7 inches Average Days of Sun: 350 Quick Facts
Major Industries: Tourism Electricity: 110-120 volts AC Time Zone: GMT - 8 Country Dialing Code: +52 Area Code: 624 Did You Know?
Cabo San Lucas was the main staging area for pirates during the
late 1500s who feasted on Spanish galleons heavy with gold. Orientation Perched on the southern tip of the Baja
Peninsula, a narrow 800 mile long appendage of land, Cabo San Lucas
is geographically blessed with oceans, mountains and deserts.
Located 10 degrees south of the Tropic of Cancer, the Pacific Ocean
splashes ashore from the south and west and the Sea of Cortez from
the east. San Diego, along the United States border, looms about
1,000 miles to the north.
Cabo San Lucas weather
Average Temperatures
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Cel
Rainy Days
Average Annual
Rainfall:
8.6" / 21.6 cm
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