Mexico Adventure: Part EIGHT: Rock Formations at Land's End

One of the MAIN reasons I wanted to visit

Los Cabos, Mexico

was to see the

wonderful rock outcroppings and formations at the end of this

Baja peninsula.

They are frequently photographed...

and by professional photographers as well as amateurs.

The area is called;
Land's End.

I did not want to take my expensive DSLR equipment and lens with me

on the plane to Mexico

so I only had my point and shoot Panasonic Lumix.

But my little panasonic did me proud and worked pretty good...it has an 18X zoom and has
always been a good camera to take along.

In addition, the majority of these photos were taken while I was sitting in small, bobbing boats

in a swelling ocean on breezy days.

But it was a blast and I felt so blessed to be able to get so close to these beauties of nature.

There will be more blogposts coming of these rocks for you, but here is the first one:

They looked like a mountain ridge sticking out in the middle of the ocean:

Doesn't that look like a man on that rock looking at the big rocky cliff and beach?

Seagulls, taking in the scenes and looking at the other tourist boat!:

The beach you see with the cave straight ahead

is called: "Honeymoon Beach", or Lover's Beach...

And?

In case you are wondering....

If you drive the boat around the end of the Land's End rocks

to the opposite side?

There is another beach. It is called: "Divorce Beach".

(I found that amusing!)