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Learn about Los Cabos the world-class travel destination situated at the southernmost tip of Baja California Sur, México. Browse our site to find up-to-date information and photography of this scenic area, which includes Cabo San Lucas, the Tourist Corridor and San Jose del Cabo. Los Cabos or the capes is made up of two cities, and the Tourist Corridor that connects them. The first city is cosmopolitan Cabo San Lucas, with the iconic rock formation the famous arch shaped landmark known as “El Arco”—where the Sea of Cortes meets the Pacific Ocean.

The Los Cabos Tourist Corridor is a 20-mile stretch of gorgeous beaches and luxurious hotels, resorts, golf courses and developments. The second city is the colonial-style San Jose del Cabo, not far from the new Puerto Los Cabos area with the Marina Puerto Los Cabos; and the more rustic East Cape, home of world-famous Cabo Pulmo. This southern tip of Baja California Sur is now Mexico’s preeminent vacation spot. Therefore, it is a leader in the global resort scene, and a popular port-of-call for cruise ships. In addition, the new marina in San Jose del Cabo complements the Cabo San Lucas Marina.

As a result, during the last few years, there has been a substantial increase in the construction of luxury hotels and resorts. Therefore, this region offers something for everyone.

Our Guide is the premier destination for all things Los Cabos, Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo, and the East Cape area, with constantly updated information about the entire region.

Most of all, your choices range from adventure to tranquility, excellent food, various water-sports activities, and championship golf. In addition the attractions include, luxury accommodations, world-class sport-fishing and unparalleled nightlife. Finally, visit our sister Magazine site to view the most recent digital edition.

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

La Esquina Choyera

La Esquina Choyera Empanadas, Burritos, Machaca & Coffee. The only place you’ll find open at 5 am, refill coffee. A favorite among the early risers, taxi drivers, and the hungover. An empanada is a folded dough pocket filled with meat, beans, or sweets, crimped at the seam like dumplings, bread dumplings, they’re fried and commonly served with a side of beans and fresh cheese. Empanadas are a traditional Choyero (Native of Baja California Sur) breakfast, along with burritos and Machaca. You can find these local favorites on their menu which also includes eggs every way you can think of, and omelets with the works. It’s surprisingly hard to find somewhere to have breakfast open before 8am. In fact, this is the only place I know of.

Palapas And Beer

Palapas And Beer Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos, Mexico This post is for the historic value. Information Last Verified: 16 April, 2005. The beautiful Palapas and Beer accommodation offers you as many of the conveniences of a Hotel with the privacy of your own resort. Palapas and Beer is rented to only one group at a time. you will spend your vacation with the people you choose. Would you like the quiet solitude of just a few friends or family? or would you like to bring a large group for a fishing trip, family reunion or special wedding? … It’s all up to you. We are centrally located between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. The Sea of Cortez is just a short walk from the grounds. Our central location makes it convenient to visit the many world class golf courses, restaurants, hotels and shopping areas. We think that you will find the beautifully landscaped grounds, the heated pool with pool bar, its BBQ area and the well appointed rooms a wonderful change from the traditional vacation. …Best of all its totally yours! Main Palapa: This is the center of activities, with a beautiful view of the Sea […]

Tejuino

Tejuinos A unique Indigenous drink fermented for 40 days for a buck fifty. Family & Tejuinos El Perico Mazatlan Gilberto Moralez, Born in Oaxaca, has been selling Tejuinos for the past 15 years. Son in Law of Don José, server and stand owner of well-known Tejuinos Perico Mazatlan, with a legacy of serving Tejuinos for 45 years all over the Baja. Gilberto “inherits” the recipe. By “inherits” I mean he spied on his father-in-law. As hard-made-men tell non of their secrets. The recipe has been passed on to him, birthed from genuine interest through observation. The recipe is now as Gilberto’s as it once was of Don José. So. . . Whats a Tejuino? It’s a drink, it’s good, hard to describe its flavor. I love it. I buy the big one, 32oz (1lt). The big one costs 30 pesos, that’s about a buck fifty. Its a uniquely Mexican drink, the word comes from náhuatl tecuin, “latir el corazón”, “The beat of the heart” It made with Nixtamal, Nixtamal comes out of a process of boiling corn to make the flour used for corn tortillas and Tamales. The drink comes from mixing Nixtamal into boiling water making atole, and allowing it […]

Cerro De La Zeta

Cerro De La Zeta Zeta as in the letter Z, (Z as in Zorro?). Cerro de la Z is a popular violation of governmental property, a sign sits at its gate, but no one has ever read it. The thing about truth is it simply is. This winding path simply is one of the most popular hiking trails in Cabo San Lucas. The young, adolescent, matured and old walk up and down this mountain from dusk to dawn. The truth is even though this sign resides here, the officials safeguarding the meteorological center at its top acknowledge “hiking hours” that go from 6:00am to 8:30pm. At its base, you’re teased with a glace over the land, evermore rewarding as one ascends. Be it its altitude looking over the city or the path itself that walks next to sheer rock and the desert flora that clings to it. Cacti perched with their roots in a deathgrip at the peak of sheer rock towering 10ft tall over the passerby. This monument of life and strength in all 16ft tall, 10 of the rock wall 6 of the cacti is a common sculpture of nature to be seen on this path. Most […]

Welcoming 9000 Tourists a Day.

9000 Tourists per day are welcomed by Hotels in Los Cabos, hitting figures close to those registered in 2019. Los Cabos hoteliers anticipate an increase in arrivals for the month of October; Welcoming guests in accordance with COVID regulations and restrictions. According to Lilzi Orci, the head of the Los Cabos Hotel Association, currently, 7000 to 9000 tourists arrive daily. Despite sanitary measures capping off the maximum vacancy capacity to 40%. “According to data we have from Los Cabos international airport, we receive around 7,000 to 9,000 tourists a day […] We measure our recovery by comparing this year’s data with data from 2019(pre-covid). We’re close to hitting 2019’s marks. We hope that reservations will remain around 40% ”, she pointed out. So on, the month of June 2019 had approximately 49% to 50% occupancy. She expressed they’re estimating an increase starting in October and on through the last quarter of the year. “We carry on, integrally following regulations regarding the allowed capacity and arrivals. We expect arrivals to continue as they are. And increase from October on, welcoming the higher touristic traffic according to the dynamic health code regulations actively implemented as new data is acquired. We hope our […]

A Rainy Day

I ran off after the seductive beauty of a rainy day. As the soul should. I said id write about it, so I was left to my bliss. Why must I ramble? Why must I speak of literalisms when my adventure is best and conclusively described as poem? This is the illness of our times. I’ll bear it. Oh! what might I write about today! I cried out. I’d like to write about A Rainy Day, I said, in hope someone might hear me. With some coy teasing, I managed to negotiate my freedom today. So I ran off! I called my love immediately and asked of her company. Whilst she gets ready I must go see the hill with the cross. It would greet me greatly today. I mounted my motorcycle and set out to see all which was beautiful, and of that there was many. My job today was to capture this, not just any rainy day. I must capture My Rainy Day. A Rainy Day In Cabo. What makes it any different than any other rainfall? The desert welcomes water in a unique way, and I, being a fish, do as well. Water to me is […]

Los Cabos Guide Discount Card

Los Cabos Guide Discount Card Hi! Billy Mays™ here offering you a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Do you want beaches, adventures, seafood, and drinks for a fraction of the cost? I’ll say that again. DO YOU WANT DRINKS FOR A FRACTION OF THE COST? BAM!™ Los Cabos Guide Discounts Card is the best way to save money during your vacation to Los Cabos, Cabo San Lucas, the Los Cabos Tourist Corridor, and San Jose Del Cabo. Our Los Cabos Guide Discounts Card gives you the opportunity to stretch your dollar as far as possible No coupons, No vouchers; it covers a party of up to six, plus you can use it at the same place for as many times as you want. AVAILABLE FOR at $50.00 USD each. Our participants provide various discounts. Discounts go from 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, and even two-for-one in participating activities, golf, fishing, fitness training, restaurants, and other activities and services. The current card is valid through December 31, 2021. Los Cabos Guide Discount Cards is issued once a year on January 1st and is valid for twelve months. BENEFITS OF USING THE LOS CABOS GUIDE DISCOUNTS CARD 1. Up to Two-for-One (2 x 1) savings or […]

Madeira Bistro

Madeira Bistro. Rodizio. Feast until full of content. All-you-can-eat Steak house at preço fixo. Flak steak, Ribeye, Top Sirloin, Shish Kebab, Lamb, Chicken wings, Turkey breast, Chorizo Español, BBQ Ribs, and roasted pineapple. Madeira Bistro, is a Rodízio, a Brazilian-style all-you-can-eat steakhouse. Customers pay a fixed price (preço fixo) of 29USD, in exchange for unlimited select cuts of Flank Steak, Ribeye, Top Sirloin in addition to Shish Kebabs, Chicken Wings, Turkey Breast, Chorizo Español, BBQ Ribs, and Roasted Pineapple. Madeira’s Bistro-style dining recalls back to the owner Rodrigo Ainsa’s youth in France. Madeira feels of the genuine from-the-grownd-up spirit you’d find in a true Italian family own deli. Madeira isn’t at it for the profit, the hope is to invest in itself until whole. To continue to refine its nature until it can be solidified in beauty, character, and quality. Sacrifices a plenty to have made it so far, and many more to come to becoming. To nurture this nature is to seed a kind of necessary weed, something that may go beyond the flowerpatch, fearless into rougher terrain, into the obscure. If Madeira was to grow into itself, I know its health would allow diversity […]

Santo Restaurant: Blog

Santo Restaurant Santo has great intentions and hidden gems. Genuinely trying to better itself, to spar with the best in Cabo, to make it to the top and make a name for themselves. To make Cabo culturally richer and carry on despite hard times. Making Cabo culturally richer; These are the kind of goals we should stand behind. The economic setbacks of covid caused many to change course. Santo Restaurant had to put aside its culinary aspirations to make ends meet. Yesterday I got to have dinner at Santos Restaurant with Chief of Design, my partner in remaking Los Cabo Magazine, Leon. We did our best to order the most unique options on the menu. Santo is a curious restaurant genuinely trying to earn its place. Right now might not have been the best time to visit Santo, or so I thought at first. I’ve been to Santo before, before writing, I remember having the best Marisco Tower, a literal tower of seafood, shrimp, octopus, fish, and clam. Salty the way the sea is salty but surprisingly refreshing, salty refreshing. Alas, it’s no longer on the menu. (Unless you somehow heard of it and ask Chef Luis to make it […]

Los Cabos Magazine

Dārayavahuš & The Lion. Los Cabos Magazine’s next issue is to change what has since been expected. I’m the mouth, he’s the face. I speak of beauty, a tongue of silver that fits its glowing color-shifting eyes. His colors taint my stories, my stories deforms its face. We, is what you now see. Our burden is your interest. Translated from the edited text of the magazine’s proposed changes. “Photos must rapture. Striving to capture the moment in its natural form. What we will seek out is perfectly imperfect. That, it, takes you to the experience. We seek excellence and quality, we seek the soul. The scent that’s hidden. We will join voyaging souls and the unwinding. Underlying everpresent romance, we intend to enamorate our audience To join, not one if not the other, mouth and eyes must boyage together. To portray the voyages escense.” Text edited by sharpie from original proposal.

Top 10 Restaurants: Part 3

Baware the Hotel Assosiated Reustaurant. Trip Advisor’s Top 10 Restaurants: Part 3 Before heading out, let’s summarize Trip Advisor’s reviews and figure out where they’re at. The last 4 restaurants on our Trip Advisor´s Top 10 Breakdown. We made it to the end! This is the last addition to this thread. Here’s Part 1 And Part 2. This ongoing endeavor is in short, research on what to expect of each restaurant. These aren’t my opinions, they’re a summary of what the collective body of reviews would have us expect, and a look into how accessible each location is for the average tourist. Warning! Most of the following restaurants are subsidiary enterprises of large hotel groups, unfortunately, the goal is making money! These restaurants, from what I can gather don’t deserve to be on the top 10 and speculatively hold their spot by review farming, many have poor to regular customer service, un-note-worthy food, function by reservation only, as they get most of their customers funneled through from their respective hotels, and command really high prices which are kept a secret until you’re at the establishment. I really considered not making this entry as I prefer to keep quiet if don’t […]

Lover’s Beach

“The tip of the Cape at San Lucas, with the huge gray Friars standing up on the end, has behind the rocks a little beach which is a small boy’s dream of pirates . . . and this little beach must so have appealed to earlier men, for the names of pirates are still in the rock, and the pirate ships did dart out of here and did come back.” –John Steinbeck One side of the beach borders the Pacific Ocean, while the other side of the beach borders the Sea of Cortez. Here they kiss. Lover’s Beach. At lands end, the desert gives way to the last beach soaked by El Mar de Cortez, yielding to the vastness of The Pacific Ocean. Here is where you’ll find Lover’s Beach, celebrated by the howls of Sea Lions who call the small rock islands peeking out of the ocean their home. A beach parted into two by the Arch, a sandy path joins El Mar de Cortez and The Pacific. On the side of el Mar de Cortez life thrives, here the Sea Lions sing their songs, great many fish of all variety gather and dance among the submerged rock towers, […]