Take a dip from the rocky shore, sample the delicious raspberry tart, stroll along the harbour and soak up the atmosphere, or enjoy dinner at Hamnkrogen with a splendid sea view.

The views of the Atlantic waves crashing over the cliffs below are dramatic. This is where the whale watchers would have been on the lookout, at a small building called cloche d'Alarme. A statue of the Virgin Mary, raised in 1865, perches on one of the cliffs that can be reached via a bridge. Nearby is also the quaint Place Sainte-Eugénie and the old fishing port Port des Pêcheurs. Take a casual walk around and do not forget to pass the park Esplanade de la Vierge or the local aquarium close by.

A trip to one of Los Cabos’ most recognized landmarks, 'El Arco,' is a must. The 200-foot-high rock formation, situated just off the shore of Lover’s Beach, has the best view of the ocean. A water taxi from the Cabo San Lucas marina will take you underneath the arch and close to the sea lion colony. It's a perfect whale watching site and snorkeling spot.

Just outside San Antonio, Natural Bridge Caverns offers an awe-inspiring glimpse into subterranean wonders. Beyond exploring the vast caverns, visitors can enjoy a range of surface attractions. Photography enthusiasts will appreciate the Discovery Tour, which takes you 180 feet underground through massive rooms and stunning formations, all showcased with state-of-the-art lighting. For those seeking adventure above ground, the Twisted Trails Climbing Adventure presents a spherical tower of challenges testing your climbing skills and agility. In addition, the 5,000-square-foot outdoor maze and gem and fossil mining activities offer fun for all ages.