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Discover the granite spires and marine landmarks at the extreme southern tip of Mexico's Baja California Peninsula.
Land's End features intrusive igneous rock formations created roughly 115 million years ago. This area marks the exact boundary where the rough Pacific Ocean meets the calmer Sea of Cortez. You must take a boat, water taxi, or kayak to view these landmarks.
10-15 minutes (from boat)Sunset photos
This is a natural granite arch spanning the ocean waters. It marks the meeting point of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez. Sunset cruises offer the most dramatic lighting for photographing the arch silhouette.
45 minutesSnorkeling hotspot
This prominent rock outcropping serves as a primary base for snorkeling and scuba diving. Bring snorkeling gear to jump into the water here. The surrounding water teems with tropical fish and coral.
5 minutesDo not touch sea lions
La Lobera is a flat, wave-washed rock shelf near the arch. Cabo's permanent colony of wild sea lions sunbathes here daily. Listen for their distinctive barking as your boat approaches.
5 minutesVertical photos
This dramatic, narrow pillar of rock sticks straight up out of the ocean depths. Boats often pass it en route to the main arch. It provides an excellent subject for quick vertical photos.
