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Check out what’s new in Cabo San Lucas, San Jose Del Cabo, and the Tourist Corridor of Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico.

My first week in Los Cabos.

I’m new to Cabo. I’ve been here for a week. I was asked to write about my impressions of this place. First thought: It’s hot. It’s hard to feel at home when all the clothes you have were bought for a city that only has this kind of weather a few days out of the year. But these are the clothes I have. I went to Médano’s beach this weekend. I was surrounded by rushed relaxation. People doing their best to escape from their routines. Filling every step they took with screams and laughter. Everywhere I look there were people whose only preoccupation was to make the most of their time here. After swimming for a while I decided to leave, the place was too crowded for me, I could see that same feeling in some of the many faces. You just don’t care that much when you are on vacation. I want to explore this place, go hiking, visit different beaches, I may even get paid to do some of that stuff. I hold that thought I’m my head, I’m here to work. I’ve never been a daring person, I’m someone who waits, observes, someone who […]

The Green Light Safety Status

The Green Light Safety Status This September 20, 2021, the state of Baja California has entered Green Alert Status according to the federal government of Mexico. This brings us to the new normal, but it also keeps some regulations so that covid cases continue to drop in Los Cabos. Some safety measures stick around. You should still be washing your hands and constantly disinfecting commonly used objects, and surfaces, face masks are required in public transport, and strongly advised when in public spaces, keep a safe distance from strangers, and stay home if you present any Covid-19 symptoms. Under the new green light, we can have some room to breathe, it’s no longer required for people to stay inside, so you can go for a walk to the beach if you want, businesses can allow more people inside, so you can easily find a table if you go out for dinner with friends, and for the locals, the schools should be allowing students to re-enter their classrooms following the instructions given by the Public Education Secretary (SEP) on México. All in all, not much changed Los Cabos has been working on dealing with the Covid-19 […]

Cabo & The Corona Virus.

Cabo & The Corona Virus. Tourism is at the heart of Los Cabos, in this article, we look to solve doubts and concerns of people looking to visit Los Cabos may have and provide information about the protocols in place in the fight against Covid. The Green Light The main source of income of 90% of the population in Los Cabos relies on tourism. Serious measures have been taken to bring everything to the new normal as quickly and efficiently as possible. After months of effort, the Mexican Secretary of Health announced on September 17, 2021, that Los Cabos and Baja California Sur will be entering Green Alert Status on Monday, September 20, meaning that all nonessential activities will be open, but still be required to follow the proper security protocols to ensure that the Covid-19 cases continue going down. Masks According to the order emitted by the Government of Baja California Sur, everyone is required to use a face mask at all moments when interacting with people outside their homes and in public spaces excepting specific activities like eating, drinking, swimming, etc. The first touristic destiny in México working with Intertek Cristal A health and safety program […]

Lucerito’s Concert in La Paz, Watch full Video

Lucerito’s Concert in La Paz. Watch the full video here. On the night of September 15, healthcare workers were celebrated in the City’s Theater in La Paz, Baja California Sur with a special concert from “America’s bride”, international singer Lucero, better known as: “Lucerito”. Quoting: Hugo Fimbres from El Sucaliforniano. He assisted to the concert alongside his fervent fandom and bast knowledge of everything around Lucerito. “She opened the concert with her famous song “Ya no” to latter perform, Sobreviviré, Electricidad and a medley of her songs from the 80’s as are: Con tan pocos años, Te prometo y Fuego y ternura.” “Of course we couldn’t miss the songs that elevate her as a balladist, the cheers and ovations raised as the chords of Veleta, Amor Secreto, Corazón a la deriva y El privilegio de amar started, without forgetting about Cuéntame y Vete con ella, the former being one of the most chanted of the night.” “One of the biggest moments of the night was when she interpreted a Medley of the greatest hits of the deceased author and singer Juan Gabriel, highlighting el Noa, Noa, Esta primavera y No tengo dinero, raising the public from […]

Mexican Independace: September 15, 2021

Celebrating Independence Day. The Night of September 15 celebrates Mexico’s independence from Spain. It’s a night of proud celebration and tradition in México. Governor Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío will reenact the traditional Grito de Independencia at 10 p.m. commemorating the 211th anniversary of the start of Mexico’s independence in Plaza de la Reforma of the Government Palace, La Paz. Fever and Joy, adorned by a choreographed dance of fireworks, the spectacle to cover in national colors the cities skyline, the second that Governor Castro Cosio waves our flag, at the scream of “Viva México!” cannons fire the colorful flame of celebration cascading amidst the stars, over the dock and pier (El Muelle y Malecon), over Cerro Atravesado and Colina de la Cruz, over the Government Palace above all of La Paz to be seen anywhere, as available as the sky itself. Later into the night, to recognize and celebrate health service workers, there’s to be a concert by recognized Mexican actress-singer Lucero, this celebration will be held at 11:30 p.m. in the City’s Theater. This concert and the main ceremony of independence will be transmitted via the official social media of the Government of Baja California Sur, as well […]

Hurricane Olaf: The Unsung Heroes Of Los Cabos

Protection services notified that hurricane Olaf was going to hit Cabo in the night or early the next day, announced as category 1. As it approached it strengthened and became category 2. Olaf met San Jose del Cabo at 10:00 p.m., max wind speed of 100 mph (155 kph), and 5 to 10 inches (13 cm to 25 cm) of rain, rising as much as 15 inches (38 cm). Around 6:00 a.m. on September 10 the rain stopped, the winds slowed through the night as Olaf moved steady northwest and away from Lands End. The Unsung Heroes Of Hurricane Olaf. El Municipio De Los Cabos By noon next morning, most debris had already been tended to, most seemed back to normal. Here and there, out of the way you could find some fallen branches, some dirt from the rain dragged from the surrounding hills. Public services were hard at work from first light to good into the night, Shovels, Brooms, Chainsaws, Bullhoe Loaders, and Dumbtrucks. “Are we going to be in the newspaper?” You’d think such exhausting work would take a toll on their mood, but they enthusiastically welcomed photos and posed as if professionally trained. […]

The Day After Hurricane Olaf.

On September 15 2014, Odile, a category 3 hurricane, made landfall near Cabo San Lucas at 04:45 UTC with winds of 125 mph (205 km/h), which tied the strongest recorded tropical cyclone to move ashore Baja California Sur. Almost 7 years later during the morning of September 9 heavy rains and strong winds reached Cabo San Lucas, Protection services notified that hurricane Olaf was going to hit Cabo in the night or early the next day, announced as category 1. As it approached it strengthened and became category 2. Olaf hit land near San Jose del Cabo at 10:00 p.m., blowing maximum sustained winds of 100 mph (155 kph), with it came 5 to 10 inches (13 cm to 25 cm) of water, rising as much as 15 inches (38 cm). Around 6:00 a.m. on September 10 the rain stopped, the winds slowed through the night as Olaf moved steady northwest and away from Lands End. Those who were lucky enough to get some sleep rose from their beds, while those who admired the winds shaking the world around them met in the aftermath. After a good look around, with a steady gaze, in calm, they chose a […]

Discounts & Promotions: Mes Patrio

SAVE DOLLARS THANKS TO MEXICAN HISTORY. ¡VIVA SAVINGS! ¡VIVA MEXICO! Cabo Journey. Don’t drink and drive. You drink. We drive. Throughout September 2021, get a 10% discount on Transportation Services and A FREE BOTTLE OF CABO JORUNEY’S OWN TEQUILA. Restrictions may apply. -Airport Transfer – Chauffeur on Call- Private Transportation – Make your reservation at cabojourney.com Maria Corona “The Undisputable Mexican dish” One of the indigenous dishes of Mexican gastronomy that is offered during the independence festivities, that’s why it has been called “the undisputable Mexican dish”. Enjoy this tradition in Maria Corona all through September! Ten Car Rental Discover the beauty of Cabo with the best car rental service in town. And the best warranty policy that you could possibly find. All through September you can rent a compact car for just 49.90 USD per day

Date Night at Café Distrito 23Cuatro10

Date Night at Café Distrito 23Cuatro10 In the evening Café Distrito looks like an Italian bistro overrun by a hidden garden. The lighting is coy, it’s bright enough, it’s romantic but functional. Lights hang off the wood slab roofing, spread out like stars, tempered and mellow, evenly spreading about a golden glow as if light were a smoky incense. In the dark leaves seem vibrant, or is it that veiled in mystery they acquire a new presence. A good part of the menu seems to fit this ambiance. Café Distrito takes on a second life. Call me old-fashioned but I wait until sunset before having a cocktail. On Thursdays, Frank Zamora sings Latin contemporary classics accompanied by his guitar, a loop pedal, and a Spanish flair. The cocktail menu is brief, Margarita, Clericot y Carajillo. Carajillo is said to have originated in Cuba. During the time of the Cuban Revolution, Spanish soldiers mixed brandy with coffee to get “corajillo“, meaning courage before battle. Clericot is the Latin name given to Copa clarete, the Spanish name for the wine glass. It’s a play on words. Clericot began as a mix of dry white wine and fruit. Which has given way to […]

Cafe Distrito 23Cuatro10

Café Distrito 23Cuatro10 Coffea Arábica, from chiapas. Soconusco, the southern humid highlands look like mountains of night. The night births new light gloriously, blackened soil, rich blood. From the powerful overwhelming vowels of the earth, as if sprout came from the volcanic seed of the core. Its fruit tells the tale. Soconusco, Chiapas temperatures range between 60 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, it greets about 200 inches of rain per year, a steamy tropical climate, and just the right altitude above sea level come together with the rich nourishing volcanic soil to produce the very best coffee Mexico can yield. If you want good coffee. If you want a good meal. it s Café Distrito 23Cuatro10 you should visit. I was told chilaquiles were the specialty. I said: “really? chilaquiles?” Begrudgingly I ordered the chilaquiles. I’ve never had Chilaquiles this good. A bed of Black beans, House Blue Corn Tortilla chips, the peanut salsa is spicy, but not hot. It adds the taste of lemon to the dish which counteracts the earthy flavor of the blacks beans. Melted cheese on top, I’m not sure what variety of cheese it is but it’s tangy, slightly sour, I would describe it […]

Carnival Cruise – 23 August

The Carnival Cruise re-inaugurates Cabo San Lucas Bay to the arrival of Cruise Ships. The Carnival Cruise arrives on the 23 of August with 3,500 passengers aboard, the first to arrive in a year and a half. Thursday, August 26, 2021. Los Cabos, BCS. The joint effort between the municipal authorities and the Port Administration (Administración Portuaria Integral [API]) welcome 3,500 tourists on August 23, 2021, on the Carnival Cruise. This represents restarting the Touristic activities associates with Cabo San Lucas Bay, after a year and a half hiatus brought about in the Covid-19 crisis. Manuel Salvador Castro Ceseña, delegate of Cabo San Lucas sat down with Fernando Hoyos Romero General Manager of API, Cabo San Lucas. The 23 of August marks the return of cruise ships and the economic benefits that this represents. “Cruise ships will be required to abide by local safety regulations, including not surpassing 50% capacity. It’s exciting news after a year and a half ban from marine tourism. API asks local authorities to aid logistics as operations find their way back to normality.” Explained Castro Ceseña. Fernando Hoyos Romero, spoke on the joint effort between Los Cabos and Port administration to see that operations run […]

The Best Ramen in Town

The Best Ramen in Town. Aka My Favorite Ramen in Town. Jazmin. Los Cabos Guide says goodbye to one of the most important members on our team. She did a lot of everything, all of the time. I shit you not, it’s a pleasure to work here. And it keeps getting better. She did everything right, and I’m really happy to see her stride proudly on to the next stage in her life. She’s an admirable person, she’s impeccably professional, thoughtful, considerate and anyone lucky enough to work by her side has a lot to learn. My Favorite Ramen is fitting for a Last Meal on Death Row. It will bid a fair farewell on this notoriously less fatalistic occasion. I like ramen as much as I imagine people like cocaine. Granted Cabo doesn’t have a large variety of ramen options. Ramen is inferior to Udon. I use the word Ramen for linguistic simplicity. I mean Japanese Soup. My noodle of choice is Udon. Udon is always superior to Ramen. This is what the gods have decided. I won’t speak on behalf of the gods. I might impale a man to safeguard the sanctity of the divine order. […]