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Museum of Natural History in Cabo San Lucas

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Cabo San Lucas, Mexico

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Museum· Natural history museum· Tourist attraction

Museum of Natural History in Cabo San Lucas Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Museum of Natural History in Cabo San Lucas is located in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico on Plaza Amelia Wilkes, Centro. Museum of Natural History in Cabo San Lucas is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category museum in Mexico.

Address

Plaza Amelia Wilkes, Centro

Phone

+52 6241050661

Amenities

Good for kidsToiletsNo restaurant

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet

Open hours

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Alison Barnes

Quaint local museum on edge of a lovely park, with lots of shade areas and seating. The museum was a bit tired in places, with tatty signs and some displays a bit old. There are limited English explanations, and sadly almost none on the history of the development of Cabo as a holiday destination, which is a shame as the photos looked very interesting. The murals around the walls were beautifully painted. The displays about the history of local people and the various tribes, how they lived was fascinating and I would have liked to see more about this side of their cultural history. However, it’s a nice place to go if you want to do something else in Cabo that you isn’t beach or marina related, and it was cheap to get in. They had excellent Covid restrictions in place and it felt safe for this reason. More English text would be a bonus !

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Nomad Heart

It's a small museum, but really worth a vist for anyone visiting Cabo who has cultural interests extending past the frightful nightclubs and horribly sad cathhouses of el Centro. As a former Geologist, I can state with confidence that this region of Baja California Sur had, at one time, a culture far more sophisticated and advanced than it is given credit for, and the evidence is plentiful both within this museum and upon the hills surrurounding Cabo, for anyone who has eyes to see. It''s terribly unfortunate that real estate developers have chosen to pave over and ignore the ruins, instead of giving them over to academics, as they could place Mexico at the forefront of hof the world stage in the sciences of archaeology and anthropology. I hope that, someday, this will change, and that such sites that remain pristine in the region are documented by experts, as they so derply and entirely ought to be.

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norys 90

great place to walk, feels not really safe, when you walk and carrying the big camera, then the local people keep looking at you. The local store they accept USD currency also, but they gonna charge you more.

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Celina Garcia

The lady in the front was not too kind especially when she knew I was traveling from California she charged me double the price it was ok but then she tried questioning my partner who lives in Mexico. She didn’t believe him that he lived in Mexico and wanted to see his I.D. Or else she would charge him the same as me. She then questioned my bill too because she thought it looked weird “fake” I was like “this lady doesn’t want us to visit the museum” I felt uncomfortable. The museum needs some paint touch ups. It was very humble and nothing amusing or amazing. I love museums and it really doesn’t matter I just did not like the service.

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Kate Knickerbocker

Tiny museum but good for kids. A couple exhibits could use refreshing (like the one where you look info a magnifying glass at what seem to be dead krill). But overall a cute spot that highlights both huge swaths of time and then local (Baja) history. Spending 30-60 mins here seems to be plenty.

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M. A. Gallardo

Visit with a lot of time on your hands. An old fashion museum with lots of information, photos, maps and figures. Starting with the geology and geography, continues with the native inhabitants (anthropology), the conquest, religious missionaries and more recent history.

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Scott

Surprisingly thorough. They were actually English descriptions. Very nice and cool inside. Fantastic display of rock types at various locations on the Baja peninsula. there's a diagram of the peninsula labeled with letters. Each type of rock, found at different locations on the peninsula, are actually sitting on the table below the diagram..

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Rhonda Krego

A little interesting, old place, needs more English to Spanish translation. Outside is nice for pictures.

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