Last of the seal lion
The terminal for the tender boats
Many years ago, all there was for the tender was a cement boat launch
One for the Amsterdam, and one for the Carnival Miracle
Cabo tender
Going back to the ships
Crowded tender boat, but really nice people
Nice houseboats
Any one of these yachts will do
Double-hulled
Leaving the marina
Watching for sea lions
New resort along the way out
Sun bathing a fun way
White, sandy, and clean beach
Water is getting rough
Condos and resorts with a killer view
Sea lions follow the small boats
Photo from the tender boat
Cool day today
Going home
Carnival Miracle
Carnival Miracle – 18 lifeboats
Two ships, although we are certain the Carnival is actually larger
Another HAL tender
Looking good
Waters getting choppy
Ending around
One platform out
Outcroppings
Tender platform
Waiting to assist the guests
Sailaway Pictures
The Miracle will stay longer
Getting cloudy
The winds were picking up by 4pm
Horseback riding in this area of the beach
Freeway and hillsides beyond Cabo
Los Cabos perhaps
Local boat
Good spot for the spring breakers
Obviously the best spot for the party-goers
Entrance to the marina
Many site-seeing tours to explore Los Arcos
Famous spot in Cabo
Quite scenic
New hotel and upper level swimming pool
Dry and arid
Basketball court on the Amsterdam
One of the last tenderboats
The Mexican Ambassadors dancing
So fun to watch
Great music, although loud
Many sunbathers will soon blow off of the back deck
Talented entertainers
Many shades of blue and green in the water
Lover's Beach
Local tender
Marine Rescue boat
Great snorkeling here
Tour boats get so close
Older hillside rentals
Bonita Rose maybe?
Capacity to have a whole lot of guests
Looks like portable tents
This area was hit by a hurricane not too long ago
Some damage still evident
One island for the birds
A beach that about disappears in high tide
Los Arcos
There is the famous hole in the rock
Different colors in the afternoon sun
Many small tour boats along the shoreline
Carnival will stay…..lucky them
Rounding the point
Choppy waters, high winds to come
More high rise buildings on the Pacific coastline of Cabo
Marine rescue followed in our wake
Scenic mountains of Baja California
Once a sleepy fishing village
How things have changed since the 1970's
Homes with a view, but also exposed to the storms
Spotting Los Arcos from the opposite side
So windy, it was difficult to hold the camera still
All new apartments and resorts
Twenty miles of vacation property in this area
Until we come back again….adios Cabo
Precarious digs
Leaving our final port of call……
