Cabo’s dining scene is at its most authentic when you follow the locals. Away from resort restaurants and hotel buffets, neighborhood taquerias and family-run seafood spots serve the flavors that define everyday life here. These are places where meals are casual, prices are fair, and the atmosphere feels like part of the experience. Here are
Los Cabos is a destination in its own right, but one of its biggest strengths is as a gateway. Within a few hours’ drive, travelers can reach three distinct worlds: La Paz, where the rhythm of daily life revolves around the sea; Todos Santos, a historic town renowned for its art and cuisine; and the
Sports bars in Cabo are more than places to watch a score. They are gathering spots where visitors and locals connect over a shared passion. The best of them create an easy sense of community, sometimes through the electricity of a big-game crowd, other times through the camaraderie of regulars or the simple ritual of
For most travelers, the first impression of Los Cabos isn’t the Arch at Land’s End but the arrivals hall at San Jose del Cabo International Airport (SJD). While the airport is modest, the transportation experience can feel overwhelming for first-time visitors. Once you’ve cleared customs and picked up your baggage, you’ll find yourself in a
Travelers from the U.S. or Canada are used to relying heavily on cards. Sometimes, even places like cafés, stadiums, or boutique shops no longer take cash at all in those countries. Los Cabos (which includes Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo) is different. Here, cash is often preferred; taxis, tips, small shops, and
Farm-to-table has become a defining feature of dining in Baja California Sur. But the obvious question is: where does the food actually come from? As journalist Chris Sands has noted, the agricultural bounty behind this culinary movement doesn’t spring from the towns themselves, but from a handful of fertile enclaves scattered across the La Paz
Regenerative medicine is no longer confined to research labs. In Baja California Sur, stem cell therapies and longevity protocols are available in private clinics that cater to both residents and international patients. Once associated mainly with tourism and retirement, the region is now emerging as a hub for healthspan innovation. The global context is striking.
Surfing is often portrayed as a rush: big waves, crowded breaks, and the pursuit of performance. In Baja California Sur, however, a different rhythm exists. Here, the practice of slow surfing invites travelers and locals alike to treat the ocean not as an arena but as a space for reflection. Rooted in mindfulness, patience, and
Scuba diving has long been associated with adventure, exploration, and marine discovery. In Loreto, Baja California Sur, situated within the UNESCO-listed Loreto Bay National Marine Park, the practice is increasingly recognized not just as recreation, but also as a path to enhanced mental health, physical well-being, and environmental awareness Loreto as a Diving Destination The
Mexico has announced plans to build its first two thermosolar power plants, which will be located in Baja California Sur. The projects, each using mirrors and storage tanks to capture and keep the sun’s heat, promise something conventional solar panels cannot: electricity that continues to flow after sunset. It is an ambitious move, with a