In 1983, Queen Elizabeth II sailed past Isla Espíritu Santo on her royal yacht, Britannia, en route to La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur. This was her second visit to Mexico but her first to the peninsula’s breathtaking coastline. Her journey was no coincidence—La Paz shared a unique historical bond with the British
[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By: Gary Graham – That Baja Guy “It’s Summertime, Summertime, Sum-, Sum-, Summertime!” Locals and frequent visitors agree that May and June are the perfect months to fuse the coolish April and the sweltering July. The two months offer an extraordinary array of sportfishing opportunities, ranging from a beginner strolling on a
[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By: Dana Gimenez Sometimes life is a game of luck, other times it’s a matter of destiny. One of the most successful restaurant owners in Los Cabos became a chef “by accident”, but his meteoric rise to the top of the Cabo culinary game didn’t exactly happen by chance. Raised in Guadalajara,
[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] Chances are that you have seen two large glass drink jugs sitting on a counter in many Mexican moderately priced restaurants, “taquerias.” One container is full of a milky white rice drink called Horchata, and the other is jamaica, a delicious deep red drink called Jamaica (“Ha mai ca”). If you haven’t
[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By Arienne Kenlan There are many Mexicans who speak English very well, thus Americans often don’t realize that there are major differences between the two cultures. McDonald’s and Walmart are seen in lots of Mexican towns, but that doesn’t mean that Mexicans think the same way that North Americans think. It can be
[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By: A.D. Kenlan Mexico has a long history of invasion by foreigners, among others the British, Spanish, and the French. All left their influence on the Mexican culture, but perhaps none more than the “Gringo” arrival into Baja California, which is especially apparent in Cabo San Lucas.What, or who is a Gringo? There
[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By Sam Scott Sometimes, if you’re persistent enough, you can make things happen that otherwise seemed impossible, but if you don’t have persistence, a bit of beginner’s luck could do the trick.Beep, beep, beep, beep – 5:30 am wake up, eat a quick breakfast, build sandwiches, and pop a sick sea pill on
[thrv_dynamic_data_content id=’the_title’ inline=’1′] By Gary Graham – That Baja Guy If the first two months of this year’s inshore action is any indication, March and April fishing should be fantastic here in Cabo San Lucas. The roosterfish, jack crevalle, and sierra have been off the charts, with some trophy-sized roosterfish released in the mid-20-pound range.
Cabo Wabo has been a Los Cabos landmark, with Sammy Hagar its icon, for about 30 years. On January 5, 2022, Sammy was appointed the first Ambassador of Tourism of Los Cabos. He spoke about his life during the following interview.First of all, Sammy, how did you get into music? I had always wanted to be