Cabo is incredibly beautiful after a tropical storm comes through. It's usually a brown desert with nothing but cacti and other hardy plants punctuating the desolation. But right after a hard rain the desert explodes with colors. Here's a photo taken a couple weeks after a hurricane (the road is still washed out at the bottom of the hill):
My dad and I went and did these zip lines that are strung over an arroyo near San Jose del Cabo. Here's a couple from that day:
Looking down the zipline - weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
My dad has been going down there a lot for about 15 years now, so he's shown me where all the spots are. Here's a few of him surfing at a secret spot - small waves but beautiful conditions!
Here's a flat day at a really fun spot on the Pacific side of the peninsula:
Classic Mexico - there isn't a permanent structure within a mile of this sign:
One of the problems in Cabo is the crowds at the popular breaks. The kooks have taken over because the locals coddle the donkeys:
Here's a flat day at a really fun spot on the Pacific side of the peninsula:
Classic Mexico - there isn't a permanent structure within a mile of this sign:
One of the problems in Cabo is the crowds at the popular breaks. The kooks have taken over because the locals coddle the donkeys: