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LOS CABOS in Spanish means "cape", located at the southernmost tip of the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico. In early December each year, the world's rare animal, the gray whale, swims from the distant Bering Sea and Chukchi Sea to this warm bay for mating and reproduction, and returns in February of the following year. The arrival of the gray whales makes Los Cabos a unique tourist attraction and a natural reserve for the world's whales. ONE&ONLY PALMILLA is located in this quiet and fresh town. The hotel was founded in 1956, built by the son of the Mexican president and his Hollywood wife. The original 15 rooms were officially renovated at a cost of 90 million dollars in 2004 and became a member of the One&Ony resort hotel. Five types of rooms, from the 52-square-meter Ocean Front Room to the 1400-square-meter four-bedroom villa VillaOne, hide unexpected surprises behind each door. Half ocean, half desert, this small town is also star-studded. Hollywood star Hugh Jackman, Canadian singer Celine Dion, Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen and others are regulars here; movie star John Travolta recently invited a group of big-name stars to hold a birthday party here! The luxury configuration within reach, and the room rate starting from five digits per night, it is said to be a dream villa, who knows. Tips: Best travel season: November to March next year