Cabo San Lucas is very chic, very touristy, very American and, for that very reason, very expensive. For everyone out there: when the majority of the tourists in a place are Americans, it’s going to be expensive. And also very ‘un’local. Meaning that not much of the country’s vibe remains, but rather that you feel like you’re in America which is trying to pass as a different culture. Since I’m absolutely not a fan of that kind of thing, you can imagine what I generally think about Cabo San Lucas. Nevertheless, I did of course see and do things in Cabo San Lucas that I really enjoyed. But let’s start with what I consider to be the flagship of Cabo San Lucas, which, to be honest, catches your eye pretty quickly: the marina. Or the Yacht Promenade as I call it.
The Yacht Promenade is basically a flashy promenade full of ships and yachts, all of which are probably too expensive for 80 – no – 90 to 99 per cent of Mexicans and almost certainly all belong to Americans who own a house in Cabo or regularly do holiday’s here or something. And don’t get me wrong, the view is really beautiful and impressive. Elegant, very nice and all that. But… once you’ve been dazzled by it or possibly even a little overwhelmed, that’s it – if you know what I mean. No offence intended.  
Go or not? If you’re already in Cabo San Lucas, have a stroll along it, take photos and then move on to the more interesting and cooler things 😊😉