None of the wreck remains. Families will enjoy exploring the tidal pools, and swimming is possible, too, but not recommended for small children. Access: A long drive in from the highway, enter the beach on the southwest side of the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar Resort and Spa in Cabo del Sol at Kilometer 10.
Old shipwreck on Playa Barco Varado on the Corridor in Cabo San Lucas. Photo taken November 1989 by Joseph A. Tyson
Estero de San Jose – Photo by Francisco Estrada – PhotoMexico.com
The San José del Cabo Estuary. Photo by Bruce Herman
San Jose del Cabo, Mexico
San Jose del Cabo 1907. https://www.facebook.com/pages/ASOCIACION-DEL-CENTRO-HISTORICO-DE-SAN-JOSE-DEL-CABO-AC/85994557381
Update September 2012: Construction is once again underway on this project. Aerial view of Chileno Beach and Bay, Cabo San Lucas Tourist Corridor.
Post card of Chileno Beach showing part of Hotel Cabo San Lucas. Photo Joseph A. Tyson
Aerial view of Hotel Cabo San Lucas, March 1993. Photo by Joseph A. Tyson
Aerial View of Cabo San Lucas Bay, Harbor, and Medano Beach.
Photo May 1993 by Joseph A. Tyson.
Houses near the Cabo San Lucas airstrip in February 1966.
Playa el Médano Cabo San Lucas. Photo taken February 1990.
The first time five cruise ships were in Cabo San Lucas Bay at the same time. September 28, 2009. Photo by Joseph A. Tyson
Old tuna cannery 1966
Drawing of Captian John Richie’s house by John Ross Browne.
Solmar Beach, Solmar Suites, Solmar Beach, Bay, and town in background. Photo September 2005 by Joseph A. Tyson.
The old Cabo San Lucas tuna cannery and fishing pier. Photo February 1993 by Joseph A. Tyson.
View of Cabo San Lucas Bay, Harbor, Marina, and Medano Beach. Photo February 1993 by Joseph A. Tyson.
Hotel Solmar and Solmar Beach, on the Pacific Ocean in Cabo San Lucas, Photo November 1989 by Joseph A. Tyson.
Hotel Hacienda Beach Resort, Cabo San Lucas. Photo June 2014 by Joseph A. Tyson.
San Jose del Cabo, c. 1910 https://raulverdugo.blogspot.mx/2012/06/san-jose-del-cabo-anuiti.html
