Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is one of Mexico’s most emblematic celebrations. It is a time to honor the departed and welcome the return of their spirits. Rooted in a fusion of Indigenous and Spanish Catholic traditions, the.
We caught up with Diego Palacios, director of Lifestyle Energy, a solar power installer based in Todos Santos, to talk about the challenges and opportunities of generating power in one of Mexico’s most isolated regions. From the limitations of the.
We recently spoke with Danny Garcia, the Senior Head Golf Professional at TPC Danzante Bay, an acclaimed course designed by Rees Jones, located in Loreto, Baja California Sur, 220 miles north of La Paz on the Sea of Cortez. As.
Every winter, Los Cabos becomes one of the most active whale-watching destinations in the world. Yet with growing boat traffic and ever-expanding tourism, the question of how to enjoy these encounters responsibly has never been more urgent. To understand what.
The 45th Bisbee’s Black & Blue Marlin Tournament, presented by HDI Marine, marked another defining chapter in the long-running relationship between sportfishing and Cabo San Lucas. Often described as the richest tournament in the world, this year’s edition gathered 177.
Every October, the world’s richest billfish tournament unfolds in Cabo San Lucas, drawing anglers, sponsors, and spectators from across the globe. The Bisbee’s Black & Blue, known for its record-breaking prizes and competitive atmosphere, continues to define the region’s status.
Late-afternoon light filters through the wide windows of SEAD, a restaurant located near Sunrock Hotel and The Cape Hotel in Cabo San Lucas, offering distant views of the Arch. The room features brutalist walls and high ceilings, softened by inviting furniture,.
Although people often describe it as the “Little Bisbee’s,” the Los Cabos Offshore has evolved into a distinct event with its own identity. Its more approachable entry cost attracts a wide range of participants, from first-time teams testing their skill.
Hidden within the valleys of northern Baja California Sur, La Purísima offers a grounded view of life in the peninsula’s interior. This is not a destination that draws crowds or luxury seekers, instead, it attracts travelers looking to understand how.
We recently got together with David Ochoa, owner of Cabo Green Power, to discuss the state of energy in Baja California Sur. From the high cost of electricity and the challenges of an isolated grid to the rise of hybrid.