Life is good when you’ve got the Cabo San Lucas Bay as your playground. By Beto Haro and Chris Sands Let’s paint a picture: Gentle waves lap sun-soaked Médano beach. College coeds, blue-haired snowbirds, and energetic children dot the shore. Vendors dressed in… Read More
An industry insider shares her top tip for selling a house By Carol S. Billups It’s really very simple: If you want to sell your house or condo in Los Cabos, your property needs to be well priced and prettier than all the other… Read More
A quick guide to fractional ownership By Carol S. Billups Sharing isn’t just for Facebook: Groups of friends and family have been sharing vacation properties in Los Cabos for years. About a decade ago, developers got into the act and began selling fractions of… Read More
There is still a misconception among some—fed by what are often one-sided portrayals in the U.S. media—that México is wracked by drug-related violence and unsafe for travel. That simply isn’t the case, as anyone who has actually visited the country can attest. While it’s undeniable… Read More
Forget Paris. We love Los Cabos in the springtime. Temperatures dance around the low to mid 80s during the day, cooling to a just-right 60-something come nightfall. Whales—about to head north for the summer—delight with dazzling acrobatic displays, sometimes accompanied by their not-so-little babies. … Read More
Why would anyone miss a chance to visit Los Cabos on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula? Unfortunately, some people have been scared off because of misleading, sensationalistic reports in the media. The entire country has been shown in a negative light due… Read More
By Carol S. Billups Moving to Cabo San Lucas is not difficult. But it does take some planning. The first to-do item? Get your paperwork in order. In the past,you were able to travel to and from México using only a tourist visa,… Read More
By Chris Sands Los Cabos as a tourist destination is quite young. Las Cruces Palmilla, Hotel Cabo San Lucas, and Hotel Hacienda—the first hotels to boast more than just a few rooms—were built only about 50 years ago. But that’s Los Cabos, tourist destination.… Read More
By Sandra A. Berry Though separated by eight time zones and more than 6,000 miles, you’ll find there are striking similarities between Southern Baja and the culinary wonderland that is Italy. Here, in Los Cabos, you can take a virtual culinary tour of Italy… Read More
By Chris Sands Baja Lobster Co. is a cynosure: the epitome of casually elegant Cabo San Lucas–style fine dining, with a gorgeous canopied location overlooking the city’s scenic marina and a menu that’s rich in the region’s fresh and abundant seafood. After a… Read More
