I'm going back to Cabo, to Cabo, to Cabo. I'm going back to Cabo--yes, I really think so.
I hope you are old enough and cool enough to understand the above reference.
I just recently visited Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, for a second time.
Cabo San Lucas, for me, is one of the most impactful visual spaces I've ever been to when looking at it inch by inch. While some of the best photo spots in Cabo are a bit challenging to get to, it is well worth the effort.
Just before our world was turned upside down by the pandemic, I visited in late February once again. It brought even more visual splendor with its rugged rock formations framed within epic skies and mesmerizing ocean beaches.
Like all locations I visit, I explored as many square feet of this place as I could with camera aimed and ready. Whether it was on land or at sea, I left Cabo knowing that I will be coming back again for a third time in the future. Hopefully sooner than later.
Here are a few of my intial favorites from the adventure in Cabo.
And yes, I'm going back to Cabo, to Cabo, to Cabo. I'm going back to Cabo--yes, I really think so.
The birds wanted to play, but I was too obsessed with the patterns in the sand left by the waves under the clear emerald water, also noticing the sky copied its pattern.
I hiked early in the morning to claim this spot as the sun rose and the waves crashed.
I skimmed the coast and found this incredible cave which I climbed up in and took a break, waiting for the perfect moment.
This is known as the Eye to the Pacific, a keyhole that begs your imagination to dream what's on the other side.
I was alone on the beach as the boats emptied out into the sea.
The Arch in Cabo San Lucas is perhaps the most famous image of Cabo. This was one of many.
The sculptural rocks were captivating set right in front of another amazing sunrise.
This moment was surreal...all alone watching this amazing lit scene unfold before me.
