On the southeastern edge of Baja California Sur, the East Cape stretches out in stark contrast to Los Cabos. Here, the beaches are wide and swimmable, the surf breaks draw a steady following, and the landscape retains the rawness that
Loreto, once the capital of the Californias, has always been tied to the sea. Generations of fishermen built their lives around these waters, and today that legacy underpins the town’s growing reputation on the international sport fishing circuit. “Loreto hosts
This fall, Baja California Sur will host two festivals dedicated to well-being: the return of the Todos Santos Wellness Fest from October 31 to November 2, and the first edition of the Loreto Live Well Experience from November 7 to
The Cape, a Thompson Hotel, is all restraint in its architecture: poured concrete, glass, and steel set against the Sea of Cortez, with the desert at its back. Designed by architect Javier Sanchez, the structure acts like a dark frame
Luxury, once shorthand for status and material overabundance, is being redefined. In an age of longer lifespans, extended careers, and rising health awareness, the idea of what it means to “live well” has shifted. Ocean views and golf memberships still
This November, Los Cabos will once again welcome some of the world’s best golfers as the World Wide Technology Championship returns to El Cardonal Golf Course at Diamante, the Tiger Woods and TGR Design creation that has become the event’s
Designing and building a home in Baja California Sur means more than picking finishes or chasing views. It’s a process shaped by climate, materials, logistics, and how people actually live here. We spoke with three professionals who understand that from
You’ve settled into your home in Mexico. The beach is nearby, and daily life has a new, mellower rhythm. But what if a sudden storm damages your property, or you need unexpected medical care? Navigating insurance in another country can
Once the capital of all the Californias, Loreto is one of Baja California Sur’s oldest settlements and a key entry point to the Sea of Cortez. The town sits between the Sierra de la Giganta and a bay protected by
For years, hotel restaurants were seen as practical but unremarkable: convenient options that rarely made anyone’s must-visit list. Today, that perception is shifting. Travelers are increasingly seeking out hotel dining experiences that go beyond convenience, offering memorable food and a