The Story of Cabo San Lucas’s Least Publicized Beach Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico Los Cabos is home to many beautiful beaches, but there is one that never seems to be mentioned despite the fact that its location borders the entrance to the Cabo San Lucas Marina. There are several names used, but I most commonly hear is Playa Coral Negro or Cannery Beach. The beach skirts in front of the old cannery—once the most productive in all of Latin America. On weekends, particularly Sundays—locals’ day off—the beach fills.   Tourists taking Land’s End tours on Sundays may be mildly surprised to see older kids scrambling around the rocky outcropping at the far end of Playa Coral Negro en route to Playa del Amor (it’s generally advised you reach Lover’s Beach by water). It’s rather a shame more people don’t visit Playa Coral Negro, since its location is central to the history of Cabo San Lucas. More than 50 years ago, what is now often referred to as a city was little more than a small fishing village. The now-abandoned cannery was once the center of commerce. Review by Beto Haro Romero www.loscabosmagazine.com/2014/04/beachcombers/ First published February […]

Los Cabos Rotary Club announced the fifth edition of its Festival of Paellas. The Festival of Paellas is a competition organized by Los Cabos Rotary Club, it looks to foment healthy competition between the best chefs in Los Cabos as well as help the community by donating all the earnings towards children in need. Los Cabos gastronomy is becoming one of the main attractions of the destiny, hosting culinary experiences from all around the world. This has lent itself to multiple food-related events taking place in the destination. The majority of these events have the community in mind, as is the case of the Paella Festival organized by the Los Cabos Rotary Club. In its fifth edition, the Festival looks to host a healthy competition between the best chefs of the region, asking them to present their best Paella. The competition will consists of sixteen participants, where each one will test their knowledge of traditional Spanish cuisine; each dish will be tasted by a qualifying jury that will decide which is the best paella. The Paella Festival is the most important event of the Rotary Club to raise funds, and continue with its important scholarship program. Rotarians commented that despite […]

  The ninth edition of the music festival San josé jazz Weekend will take place this Friday 27th to Saturday 28th of May 2022. During the two days, the festival will have a free entry from 6:00 pm to 12:00 am at Plaza del Pescador, San josé del Cabo B.C.S. The event gathers local talent as well as national and international names in the Jazz scene, becoming an event worth traveling for many Jazz enthusiasts. The main street in San José will become the main stage during the event, allowing everyone in the audience to have access to the concert and an experience of great quality. As part of the show, the event counts with the participation of plastic artists who exhibit their works and talents throughout the event, including a guest artist who will be painting a mural during the event, giving a magical and warm touch to the festival. Raquel Rocha, the Director, and Producer of the San José Jazz Weekend, mentions that it is an already positioned event that has been promoted as an attraction of the destination, which contributes to strengthening the image of Los Cabos as a world-class travel destination, as well as for the […]

Top Places to Have Breakfast in Los Cabos Los Cabos is home to many unique culinary experiences waiting for you from the start of the day to the end of the evening. Here we will look at some of the best places to start the day, from traditional options to breakfast classics and beautiful landscapes, in Los Cabos there is something for everyone. La Poblanita: The first name on the list is a restaurant that focuses on bringing Mexicos traditions to the front, here you will find a large variety of regional dishes made using authentic recipes passed through generations: La Poblanita Restaurant & Boutique is a restaurant that serves traditional food from the state of Puebla, México. They are the recipes of grandma. The recipes of mama Lety. La Poblanita opens from 8 am to 10 pm, between the breakfast service and the dinner service the intention is to showcase the immense variety of the food from Puebla. Where the clients who started to ask for the tradicional dishes. They said “Lets go visit La Poblanita” Thats where we got the name.   Villa Serena: To follow the list we choose a place where the food is just as […]

  The solemn Faro Viejo (old lighthouse) was the venue for the civic ceremony commemorating the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Puebla, as well as the 117th anniversary of the lighthouse; an event led by Mayor Oscar Leggs Castro, where he issued a strong and forceful message to the citizens: “Let it be heard loud and clear, as president I will fight so that the lighthouse has free access for all, we are going to rescue our historical sites. Free access to the Old Lighthouse!” Regarding 5 de Mayo, a date that marked one of the most glorious chapters in the history of Mexico, Oscar Leggs Castro honored the memory of men and women who, due to their courage, sacrifice, and high sense of patriotism, sacrificed their lives for the national sovereignty, thus recalling the phrase expressed in a telegram by General Ignacio Zaragoza “National arms have been covered with glory.” The official speech was given by the municipal delegate Raymundo Zamora Ceseña, who stated that the Battle of Puebla is a historic event that marked a turning point in the history of Mexicans: “Today the country, the state, and the municipality are facing the adversities generated by the […]