WHY IS LOS CABOS THE#1 RETIREMENT DESTINATION

IN NORTH AMERICA?Reasons Why You Should Move to Los Cabos

Los Cabos is amunicipality locatedat the southern tipof Mexico's BajaCalifornia Peninsula,in the state ofBaja California Sur.

Los Cabos encompasses the towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, as well as the Tourist [Resort]

Corridor that lies between the two.

The main draw is theclimate and geography,

where desert meets the sea,along with sport fishing,

water and land activities,resorts and golf.

Tourism is by far the main economic activity with over two million visitors per year.

LOS CABOS13 REASONS TO LIVE IN

Great Climate: One of the Biggest Attractions for Retirees

• The coastal areas get hot and sultry in the summer, but sea breezes cool them down.

• Mountain ranges that climb over a mile high above sea-level offer altitude and cooler temperatures.

When you have a dessert that meets the sea and rock formations and mountain ranges in the

background, it's easy to imagine how Los Cabos can have stunning views anywhere you look.

Being almost entirelysurrounded by water,

Los Cabos offers anumber of beaches

to choose from.

Take a pick from the popular touristy beach areas where you get superb

amenities and exciting beach activities.

The famous El Arco hides two equally popular beaches in Cabo San Lucas:

the Lover’s Beach and the Divorce Beach.

Or explore some of Los Cabos’ isolated coves and quite beaches if you prefer a more secluded refuge.

Los Cabos is host to major international sports fishing events.

Aside from sport fishing, there's swimming, snorkelling, SCUBA diving, surfing, wind surfing, water skiing, boating, canoeing,

kayaking, yatching and a whole lot of other fun water activities.

Whale watching is also another popular water activity that draws a lot of tourists in Los Cabos.

The diversity of the desert terrain offers

opportunities to hike, climb, take part in eco-

tours and adventure travel activities (off road

racing, climbing, camelback riding,

horseback riding,etc).

The climate lends itself perfectly to outdoor pursuits, which is why Los Cabos is host to no less

than six world championship golf courses.

Seafood is the true highlight here. From expensive and elegant hotel restaurants to casual dining spots to

simple taquerías, Los Cabos serves up anything from standard to thrilling seafood fare.

There are three distinct communities in Los Cabos:

Cabo San Lucas - a bustling port area with lots of restaurants and busy nightlife.

San Jose del Cabo - an older, more traditional town with heavy Mexican influences.

And the Tourist Corridor - with dramatic ocean views and high-end resorts.

There's always something in Los Cabos that will cater to your lifestyle, hobbies

and interests.

The entire Los Cabos region is one of the safest portions of Mexico to visit.

The area depends heavily on tourism and it is in everyone's best interest that the visitors and

residents of Los Cabos are safe and feel secure.

The peninsula offers good transport links by road, air and ferry.

Mexican authorities allow U.S.-plated motor vehicles to enter and remain on the peninsula, provided that

the vehicle’s U.S. tax stickers are kept current.

People who own boats also find the many ports and marinas make the peninsula easily accessible.

You can expect all the benefits of island life (exquisite sunsets, endless shorelines, and

enviable surf conditions) while still enjoying the connectivity and affordability being

part of the peninsula allows.

The peninsula’s geography and the ties to the US provide retirees and people who want to live (and possibly work) in Mexico a very

unique opportunity: to live in a region that is undoubtedly Mexican, but which has many of the hues and benefits of being so closely

associated with the U.S.A.

Whether you want to live high and grand, or settle with modest lifestlye, Los Cabos offers its residents a superb quality of life, with services and amenities

to support a comfortable way of living.

Prices of realty in Los Cabos remain at very affordable levels when compared to ocean-side and ocean-facing property in the United States and Europe. Most real estate is sold through local

realty agents who know the area and the surrounding region.

Los Cabos continues to experience a surge of inward investment.

This investment can be seen at many different levels:

• Small boutique stores• Cafe’s and restaurants opening their doors• The renaissance run-down neighborhoods in old parts of the

towns and cities• The arrival of major hotel and resort brands

Companies who spend millions ‘doing their homework’ before they lay a single brick — are

building and opening major new resortsin and around Los Cabos.

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