What to see/do in Cabo San Lucas
➡️Visit Land's End and El Arco
➡️Medano Beach
➡️Cabo San Lucas Marina
➡️Whale Watch
➡️Snorkel
➡️Take an ATV Tour
➡️A must is a party on the famous Pirate Ship
➡️Eat at The Office on the Beach in Medano Beach
➡️Smile and enjoy
#cabo #medanobeach #bustinwheels

Currency exchange in Baja California Mexico.
I really failed at this on my travel planning! I completely forgot to look up the rate of exchange before leaving on the cruise. You don't have to use Mexican pesos, but you should have an idea of what you are paying in USD. This is the current rate today

Cabo is so beautiful. The weather, water, and food were delicious. We ended up eating at The Office on the Beach in El Medano Beach and I never wanted to leave. My coconut shrimp and Pina Colada were scrumptious and hubbs loved his carnitas.🧑‍🍳https://www.theofficeonthebeach.com/ #cabo #bustinwheels

🛳️We made our way to Cabo San Lucas. We were approached by boaters that offered to take us to El Arco, AKA the Arch at the tip of Baja. We paid 30 bucks for two and headed out to the Arco. Warning, we had to wait about 15-20 minutes on the boat before departing because it was not full yet.

We were excited to be on a ship the first day. The amount of food everywhere was something I have never seen. We went to the buffet, the taco shack, the ice cream counter, the dessert counter, and the pizza shack. I didn't see much of a vegetarian selection other than the salad bar.

We stopped at two ports; Cabo San Lucas and Ensenada. The Carnival Firenze was 15 decks high and there were 5k people on board. It was a bit crowded for my taste, but it was a test run to see if we would like cruising or not.

Hi y'all this is my first post ever on Bluesky, so I am very excited to share my travel experiences, hacks, and whatever else I learn on my adventures.
I came back from my first cruise with the hubbs (husband's nickname) a week ago. It was a 6-day cruise to Baja from LA.