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Awaiting Your Return From Shore
Cabo
San Lucas lies at the southernmost tip of the 800-mile-long Baja Peninsula.
Once a sleepy seaside village, Cabo has grown into a bustling, expensive
international resort and one of Mexico's foremost tourist destinations. The
town fronts a small harbor facing the rocky peninsula that forms "Land's
End." A prominent landmark is the arch rock formation known as El Arco. Just
off these rocks, the ocean bottom drops to depths of about 1,200 feet. Along
the edge of a deep canyon formed by the San Andreas fault is a unique
undersea waterfall; there cascades of sand continuously pour over the edge
of the canyon below. This extraordinary phenomenon has only been recorded in
Cabo San Lucas. All of San Lucas Bay has been declared an underwater park
and a marine sanctuary.
Because of the clean drinking water from underground springs, the sheltered
bay was once an obligatory watering point for pirate vessels and treasure
ships from the Orient. Hidden coves around the cape provided ideal hideouts
for pirates who preyed on passing galleons. Many of the Pacific's most
famous pirates raided and plundered in these waters. An occasional treasure
hunter still may chase after rumored treasures and poke around the rocky
shores with a dream and a shovel.
In recent years, Cabo San Lucas has become a popular port of call for cruise
ships. The Baja Peninsula was briefly a territory of the United States after
the Mexican War in 1847; envoys from Washington reported that apart from
cacti and rattlesnakes, there was not much else of interest and Baja was
returned to Mexico. This desolate area slumbered until the summer of 1939
when Cabo was devastated by a hurricane; eventually it was resettled on its
present site. Today there are condominiums, hotels, restaurants, gift shops,
discos and a marina catering to the many "gringos" who come for the
world-famous sportfishing or to find a retirement paradise. Despite the
great influx of tourists, there are still areas that remain as unspoiled as
they were in the days of explorers and pirates.
Awaiting Your Return From Shore


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