WATCH: Alcaraz Enjoys Holiday With Friends Ahead Of 2024 Season Preparations

| by Evita Mueller

After swinging some racquets in Mexico recently, Carlos Alcaraz made the short trip to Cabo San Lucas for some vacation time.

Carlos Alcaraz is enjoying life right now because he's in Cabo, a pretty famous resort town that offers everything that you can imagine. The Spaniard is on vacation after a pretty long and exhausting season, and it's a well-deserved vacation.

It's been a really tricky season for the Spaniard when you really look back at it. He started with an injury, missing the entire Australian Open stretch. He then found his form by winning a couple of events, including the Indian Wells Masters.

The clay season was a mixed bag but pretty good, with triumphs in Madrid and Barcelona, while the Roland Garros remained a disappointment. Wimbledon was the biggest highlight of his career, but we haven't seen much from him after that.

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Some injuries and struggles with form dominated the second part of the year, as well as a US Open disappointment. After all of that, he earned a vacation, and he combined business with pleasure.

After beating Tommy Paul in the Mexico City exhibition, Alcaraz went with friends to Cabo for some sunshine in December. Footage from that vacation has shown up on social media and shows Alcaraz enjoying his time.

You can't miss his big signature smile, and that's good because, soon enough, he'll be back on the grind. Once that starts again in about a week or more, Alcaraz will have very little time for anything but tennis.

A huge year is coming up, and he's motivated. After missing out on number one and a couple of Grand Slam disappointments, the Spaniard is expected to come out with a lot of hunger. Let's see what he does in Australia. The conditions should work for him well.

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