Photo Gallery: Cabo San Lucas

Posted on June 23, 2016November 14, 2019

Here are some additional photos of our Cabo adventure.

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA — This was shot from our cruise ship in 2007.

Armed security guard outside a jewellery store in Cabo.

Margaritaville Restaurant — Janis at the Margarita Villa Restaurant

Me and a painted lady at Cabo San Lucas

DCIM100SPORT — Looking out to sea from the lobby of the Dreams Resort, Cabo San Lucas

DCIM100SPORT — Miles of sand and many other resorts dot the landscape between the towns of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo

DCIM100SPORT — These were private condos along the Cabo resort strip.

DCIM100SPORT — The church at San José del Cabo

DCIM100SPORT — Mexico’s Independence Day was coming up while we were there so streamers and banners were everywhere.

DCIM100SPORT — Independence Day garden in San José

DCIM100SPORT — More wild surf in Cabo

DCIM100SPORT — Janis and I with a large wave coming up in the background

Janis keeps a wary eye on the waves

Magnificent rock formations

DCIM100SPORT — Large breaker comes crashing down

Poolside — Poolside at the Dreams Resort

Janis relaxing in the pool

DCIM100SPORT — El Arco seen from our sailing ship. The sea can be quite rough here.

DCIM100SPORT — Janis and I with El Arco in the background

DCIM100SPORT — We are in the Sea of Cortes. On the other side of the rocks is the Pacific Ocean.

DCIM100SPORT — Not a very well centred photo but it captures the ferocity of the waves here. El Arco is just to the left of the wave.

DCIM100SPORT — Lots of pelicans hang out on the rocks here, leaving behind quite a bit of pelican poop it seems!

Lots of pelicans surround this local boat.

DCIM100SPORT — The sun sinks into the sea.

DCIM100SPORT — The boat turns on its running lights

DCIM100SPORT — And we head back to port

We’ll leave you with another video of the turtle release. In it we see a couple of waves washing the turtles out to sea, but then one large wave, instead of carrying all the remaining turtles out, pushes a number of them back up the beach. There is a bit of chaos and then the staff tell us we can pick up and carry the turtles back to the water. The video ends with me picking up a turtle and putting it back down closer to the water. The sun had set so the video is a bit grainy.