Local and federal goverments are working closely to ensure Los Cabos and its famous landmarks—like Land’s End—stay safe By Fernando Rodriguez While much of México continues to battle issues—real and perceived—Los Cabos has remained a safe retreat for families, dignitaries, celebrities, and the people… Read More
The story behind Sunset da Mona Lisa and its latest addition, Taittinger Terrace By Sandra A. Berry • Photos by Carlos Aboyo A Los Cabos landmark, Sunset da Mona Lisa is known as one of Baja’s most romantic restaurants. The story behind it has more… Read More
There’s a softer, gentler side of Los Cabos guaranteed to entertain the whole family By Ashley Alvarado Los Cabos may very well be one of the sexiest travel destinations in all of North America. It’s a spring break favorite, thanks to an unbeatable roster of… Read More
The 18 best holes of golf in Los Cabos By Chris Sands Los Cabos is one of North America’s premier golfing destinations, with more than a dozen world-class courses from a veritable who’s who of legendary figures. The two greatest champions of the modern era—Jack… Read More
At Baja Cantina Group’s trio of restaurants, there’s always room for regulars By Chris Sands How does the popular Baja Cantina Group measure the success of its restaurants? “When you come back,” says owner Jorge González. “That’s when we know we’ve done our job. That… Read More
Rise and shine at these five must-try restaurants By Beto Haro Romero Famed journalist John Gunther once wrote, “All happiness depends on a leisurely breakfast.” These are words to live by, especially in a city like Cabo San Lucas, where there is no shortage of… Read More
Carol S. Billups makes the case for why NOW is the time to pick up that hot property Photos by Francisco Estrada There are so many clichés about change that I would not presume to try to come up with one more. Los Cabos has… Read More
Art walks showcase Baja’s vibrant culture By Chris Sands • Photos by Joseph A. Tyson Los Cabos may have built its reputation as a resort destination on sunshine and sandy beaches, but for those seeking more sophisticated pleasures, the region also offers an increasingly vibrant… Read More
What does the latest U.S. State Department travel warning mean for Los Cabos visitors? By Chris sands Isn’t it dangerous down there? It’s an innocent question, but one those of us who live here are tired of hearing. The Baja Peninsula, and more specifically this state… Read More
Cheese & Wine “the happening” On March 7, more than 500 people attended the third annual Cheese and Wine Festival at the Sheraton Hacienda del Mar. It was, by all accounts, a successful event. Not only did several locals and tourists attend, but the event… Read More
