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San Jaime Bank
Seamount in the Pacific Ocean off Los Cabos
An underwater bank in the Pacific, about 19 nautical miles (35 km) west of Cabo San Lucas, past Cabo Falso. Its shallowest charted point is about 9 m below the surface, with deep water all around. Fishing reports from Cabo San Lucas name it for yellowfin tuna, and it is one of the seamounts of the region where marlin and other large open-water fish gather.
Near San Jaime Bank
- Fishing
Golden Gate Bank
An underwater bank on the Pacific side of the cape, about 21 nautical miles (40 km) northwest of Cabo San Lucas and 12 nautical miles (22 km) north of San Jaime Bank. Its shallowest charted point is about 11 m below the surface. It is known for striped marlin, and for yellowfin tuna.
- Whale watching
Land's End Whale Grounds
Open water off Land's End where humpback and gray whales pass each winter, and where boats from Cabo San Lucas go out to look for them. It is an area, not a spot: the whales move every day, and a sighting is never certain.
- Snorkeling
- Scuba diving
- Fishing
- Whale watching
Cabo San Lucas
A top luxury yachting destination, famous for its Marina Cabo San Lucas. It offers a vibrant nightlife, world-class fishing, diving spots, and the iconic Arch rock formation.
Lover's Beach
Land's End (The Arch)
Medano Beach
Santa Maria Bay
Chileno Bay
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