Top Seven Things To Do In Cabo San Lucas
Whale Watching. From December 15 to May 15, whale watching is at its prime; and there are plenty of tours and cruises that will get you up and close personal with one (or more) of these mammoths.
private catamaran This holiday will offer you an array of pastimes like sailing, yasawa islands yachting, snorkeling and scuba diving. And if nothing else you can just plain and simple enjoy yourself. It has some of the most luxurious holiday villas of any holiday destination in the world.
The jewels in Caye Caulker's crown are it minimalist pleasures. No international resorts, flashy nightclubs, or peak hour traffic. Remember the motto? Go slow. Our mission, and yes we did choose to accept it, was to find a bungalow for as little as forty dollars per night on a quiet stretch of squeaky white sand, treat our palates to an array of seafood delights, and then debrief over a drink at a beach bar watching the sun slip beneath a sheet of Caribbean blue sea. This message will self-indulge in five seconds.
boats lover Night Fishing is a great option if you want to do something a little different. It can be a little different if you've never done it before, but it can be a very productive time to go fishing and some say it's the only time to fish. The techniques are different but the rewards are excellent.
The following days we gorged on water sports as fast as Caye Ambergris could dish them up. There was diving amongst some of the world's most beautiful coral reefs, sailing tours around the island, deep-sea fishing for sailfish and barracuda, jet skiing and paragliding off the sun-tickled beaches. Oh how we feasted!
4) Heading out to the Eastern Cape, via the beautiful Garden Route, is the Knysna Elephant Park. This is an elephant sanctuary where visitors are allowed to get up close to these graceful creatures. On sale are buckets of fruit which allow you to feed them. With the help of a guide you are also able to touch them. This is not a safari experience, but gives a rare chance to interact with elephants.
The capital city of Curacao is Willemstad. One of the most unique ways to see this city is on a trolley tour. This 75 minute tour will take you to the highlights scattered throughout the city. A small pink locomotive pulls open-sided cars for an exciting and fun way to see the sights. If you want to see city on a day when the trolley isn't in service, a 3 hour walking tour is also an option. You will get to see a historic Jewish cemetery, a liquor distillery and more.