5 wet and wild ways to beat the summer heat by Beto Haro You snapped a selfie in front of the arch. You danced the night away at Cabo Wabo. You even toured the bay on a sunset cruise. But you haven’t done Cabo… Read More
A guide to golf in Los Cabos By Chris Sands Los Cabos is an unparalleled region for golf. Three of its 14 courses are currently ranked among the 100 best in the world—Cabo del Sol’s Ocean Course, Querencia, and the Dunes Course at Diamante—an achievement… Read More
Where to find sun, surf, and sand castles in Los Cabos By Chris Sands Let’s make something clear: There is no bad time to visit the dozens of beautiful beaches that dot Los Cabos. The sun shines more than 330 days a year, and, even… Read More
Your guide to Los Cabos Activities Among the coolest things about Los Cabos in the summer is the region’s multitude of water activities. Tourism peaks in spring and winter, meaning this is also one of the best times to sign up for activities. You will likely enjoy… Read More
Cabo’s most indulgent dishes BY SANDRA A. BERRY Sometimes you just have to spoil yourself. That’s especially true when you are on vacation in Los Cabos. Now is the time to indulge. This region is rich in restaurants with wickedly delicious temptations, so why not… Read More
The story behind Alcaravea Gourmet’s enduring appeal By Chris Sands Los Cabos’ love affair with Alcaravea Gourmet started some 10 years ago, when chef and owner Enrique Díaz debuted his cozy spot in downtown Cabo San Lucas. What catapulted Alcaravea Gourmet from a locals’… Read More
Two decades after arriving in Los Cabos, Pitahayas chef Volker Romeike continues to pioneer creative fusion cuisine By Chris Sands • Photos by Francisco Estrada Many top chefs in Los Cabos have, in recent years, been moving away from Baja Med–style fusions in favor of… Read More
A look back at the age of Jesuit mission building in Baja By Chris Sands • Photos by Joseph A. Tyson Although Hernan Cortés landed in La Paz in 1535, the first permanent settlement on the Baja Peninsula—then known simply as California—was not established… Read More
Daikoku—home to Cabo’s most lovely Zen garden—continues to get better and better. By Sandra A. Berry Founded in 1971 in México City by a Japanese family, the Daikoku restaurant is now well known across the country. There are three locations in México City… Read More
Remodeled Campestre Restaurant Bar Reopens Back open after its recent remodel, Campestre Restaurant Bar continues to have that casual ambience loyal patrons have loved for years. The entry door now opens to a room enlarged by the removal of an inner partition; that change created… Read More
