Pelican Boats On Sale
Pelican Boats On Sale
Los Cabos, Mexico – Go Natural!
Los Cabos is the municipality which includes the cities of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, and located in the state of Baja California Sur.
Los Cabos is accessible by air from most major cities in the US and Mexico by many international airlines flying into the Los Cabos International Airport.
If you are an adventure sports and activities enthusiast then this activities, this diverse and exciting playground will leave you overwhelmed. Here is a brief list of things to explore in Los Cabos.
Kayaking
For kayaking, there are many spots around Los Cabos. Sea of Cortes, Lover’s beach, Chileno, all are excellent for kayaking. For snorkeling and diving, a Cabo Pulmo daytrip is perfect. The beaches are also teeming with aquatic wild life like and bat rays, multi-hued schools of fish, sea lions, pelicans, sea turtles, pods of dolphins, humpback and gray whales.
Jet Skiing at Medano Beach
Medano beach is quite popular for speed addicts on Jet Skis. For more sedate, parasailing, paddle boarding, hobie cats and small sailboats are readily and cheaply available.
Boat Cruises
Boat cruises on the Sea of Cortes is a memorable experience for just about everybody. This is truly what Cabo San Lucas is all about. Sunset tours cruises out to Land’s End , bringing you close to El Arco, Lover’s Beach, and the sea lion colony will just leave you speechless.
Snorkeling and Diving
If you are a marine life lover then Los Cabos won’t disappoint you. Cabo San Lucas Bay , a protected marine sanctuary, houses schools of tropical fish, sea lions, and exotic aquatic life. Bahía Santa María and Bahía Chileno are two of the most beautiful and popular locations for diving and snorkeling on Mexico ‘s west coast.
Whale Watching
From January through March, it’s easy to spot a gray or humpback whale around Los Cabos. Making the longest migration of any mammal, gray whale travel 6,000 miles from the Bering Sea to calve in the buoyant shallow lagoons of San Ignacio, Scammon’s, Ojo de Liebre, and Magdalena Bay , all north of Los Cabos. Measuring 40 to 50 feet long and weighing up to 73,000 pounds, grays are classified as Cetacea, marine mammals that include whales, porpoises and dolphins and belong to Mysticeti, one of the three families of great baleen whales.
Desert Adventure
For a desert safari, ATVs are easily. In the Tourist Corridor, Desert Park ATV Tours at the Cabo Real Resort makes an amazing 25-mile journey through the resort’s ecological reserve, a network of connecting trails along arroyos (dry riverbeds), rugged hillsides, and narrow canyons. With many stops, one can savor the Sea of Cortés views and gorgeous countryside. This is the best way to experience the desert ecosystem and learn more about the local history and flora and fauna of Los Cabos.
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Some..Please help me..I just bought a Canoe?
I bought a Pelican Dakota about a week ago.. I have been on Pelican’s website looking for this canoe…But its like it doesnt exist! They dont have it on the website….But there is a canoe that other places sale from pelican and it is called the 15.5…..It has the SAME specifications as my Dakota including design……. I dont understand what is up with this..I bought it brand new from Academy Sports and Outdoors….. Its made of Ram-X…please help..What is this boat? and why cant I find any reveiws and info on it??
I don’t get what you’re stressing about. Why do you need to find a website with a spec on the canoe? You already bought the thing, right? So put it in the water and paddle it and stop obsessing.
I’d bet money that the reason you can’t find info on it is that it was probably made under that model name strictly for Academy — a lot of sporting goods manufacturers will do that with their low-end products so people can’t price shop them. In other words, it is probably the same boat as the 15.5 , just with a different label so you’ll be confused and not realize that you might have spent more for that same boat than you could have elsewhere. They will also periodically change the name of cheap models so people don’t catch on to the poor reviews that they get from users and not buy them any more.
I worked in the sporting goods business so I know quite well how these marketing methods works
I’m not saying that it’s a junk boat, but RamX is a low-end material for canoes so don’t plan on bashing this boat up a lot. It’s flimsy stuff — you get what you pay for in any water craft. Here are some of the reviews of Pelican canoes of this line.
http://www.paddling.net/Reviews/showReviews.html?prod=837
A few people like them but you don’t often see people rate boats 1 of 10 on paddling.net so this doesn’t seem like all that great a product. Can you return it? Get a Coleman or an Old Town instead if you want a reliable cheap canoe.
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