A Guide to Spring Break in Cabo, Mexico

Maybe you're too young to remember when Sammy Haggar was on top, but you're not too young to have fun at his Cabo Wabo Cantina in Cabo, Mexico. Cabo is one of the most popular destinations for college students looking to have a great time on spring break, and Haggar's bar is only one of the reasons why.

Let's be frank: There are few places in the world as beautiful as Cabo. This is the land of pristine sandy white beaches and gorgeous bright blue waters, not to mention beautiful mountain views. Of course college students don't come to Cabo for the views during spring break, they come for the fun and Cabo has that by the boat loads.

Start with the gorgeous blue waters that Cabo is famous for. This is the place where you can take a break from all the alcohol and have some safe fun. Try snorkeling, scuba diving, or even just swimming. Then there's body boarding, and even classes on underwater photography. Imagine bringing home pictures you took in the waters of Cabo, even if its just to prove to your parents that you actually put down the beer bottle for a few hours on your trip!

Cabo also has an amazing variety of native sea life, which is something that those on spring break sometimes forget. Ever wanted to swim with the dolphins? Make a call to Aereo Calafia Eco Tours, and you will get your chance. Or call them for the chance to take a whale watching experience. Then there's the boat tours. From a booze cruise to a dinner cruise, Cabo has something for everyone.

Or maybe taking to the air is more your speed. For those dare devils, Cabo has helicopter rides available. Spend an hour or more just flying through the air and watching the world go round. Real dare devils can try flying on their own with a hang glider experience. Trust me, it's something you will never forget. Once you get your feet back on the ground, head out to the desert where you can take a tour on an ATV. If you'd rather take a tour on your own two feet, try rock climbing in the desert on one of the many mountains.