2 Best Sights in Los Cabos and the Baja Peninsula, Mexico

Considered a giant among the region’s vineyards, this winery produces 30,000 cases of wine, has its own concert venue, private villas, and the popular restaurant Latitude 32. Most stop by to sample the fine blends named after constellations in honor of the owner’s love for astronomy. Behind the barrel is winemaker Jesus Rivera, responsible for much of the success of neighboring wineries where he previously consulted. For an elegant Chardonnay, try Capricornius, or for an Italian grape blend of Nebbiolo and Sangiovese, the Perseus aged 24 months in French oak barrels is also wonderful. The Orion is one of their most popular reds. Over 75 percent of their wines are certified organic, with eco-friendly practices at the root of their production (solar power, water wells, and aqua reserves). For the jewel of El Cielo, go big with their reserved collection, Estrellas (stars) that have been preserved up to 20 years. Be sure to book the "Blend Your Own Wine Experience" that includes a tour, tasting, and wine-lab workshop where a certified sommelier will teach you how to create your own wine. 

A left-hand point break put this small beach on the map and made it a favorite of expert surfers who love dealing with the challenges it presents. However, Playa Monumentos isn't only for surfers, as snorkeling and kayaking are also practiced on its waters. The location of this beach is one of its main assets, as it's quite close to Cabo San Lucas, and even the famous El Arco can be seen from its shores. Actually, one could say that The Corridor area starts with this beach, as it's the first one to the East after the famous Medano Beach in Cabo San Lucas. Turn right on the Misiones del Cabo entrance, as if you were going to the Sunset Monalisa and park wherever you find a spot between this restaurant and The Cape hotel. Amenities: food and drink; free parking; water sports. Best for: surfing; snorkeling; kayaking; sunset.