The Snowbird’s Guide to Saint’s Days and Seasonal Shindigs: December Events in Los Cabos

The Snowbird’s Guide to Saint’s Days and Seasonal Shindigs: December Events in Los Cabos

The formula is simple: As the weather gets cooler in Los Cabos, the events season heats up. Cooler is a relative term, of course, since even in the depths of winter local beaches are filled with bikini- and board shorts-clad escapees from less forgiving climes in the United States and Canada. The annual influx of snowbirds is one of the primary reasons, in fact, that so many of the area’s most prominent festivals are staged during the winter months. The Christmas season also contributes to the increased number of special events. Many more...

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Celebrating Local Cuisine: Los Cabos Preps for 9th Annual Sabor a Cabo Food Festival

Celebrating Local Cuisine: Los Cabos Preps for 9th Annual Sabor a Cabo Food Festival

This Thursday, U.S. residents and visitors will gorge themselves on traditional Thanksgiving staples at some of the area’s finest restaurants. But despite the reverence given the holiday feast by local gringos (and this one is salivating at the thought of turkey gravy, cranberry sauce, and pumpkin pie), it doesn’t compare to the many major food fetes that now dot the Los Cabos culinary landscape. During the past decade, a number of notable food festivals have sprung up around the region, offering locals and visitors an opportunity to...

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Tricks and Treats: Halloween and Day of the Dead Events in Los Cabos

Tricks and Treats: Halloween and Day of the Dead Events in Los Cabos

The rapid recovery efforts in the month since Hurricane Odile made landfall are a testament to the spirit of the inhabitants of Los Cabos. But now, as the end of October approaches, the area is about to be inhabited by spirits. Yes, it’s time for Halloween and Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead – seasonal holidays often confused with one another by gringos – but each of which is celebrated, to a greater or lesser extent, locally. What’s the difference? Good question. Halloween, or All Hallow’s Eve, was originally a pagan holiday to...

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Bisbee’s Kickoff Welcomes Big Events Back to Los Cabos

Bisbee’s Kickoff Welcomes Big Events Back to Los Cabos

Yesterday’s kick-off of Bisbee’s Los Cabos Offshore Charity Fishing Tournament marked the beginning of big events season in Los Cabos, post Hurricane Odile. The relatively short interval between the devastating storm and the area’s first large-scale event – only 34 days – is a testament to the remarkable clean-up and recovery efforts by local residents, with strong support from Mexican military and federal police. Bisbee’s, with three-decades’-plus worth of big-game fishing tournaments in Los Cabos and on the East Cape, has also been a...

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¡Ya Abrimos! Los Cabos is Back in Business Following Hurricane Odile

¡Ya Abrimos! Los Cabos is Back in Business Following Hurricane Odile

It’s been nearly a month since Hurricane Odile made its devastating landfall in Los Cabos, and incredibly, the area is already back in business…just in time for high-tourism season. Power, water, and telephone service have been restored throughout the area, beaches and neighborhoods have been cleaned up, commercial flights have resumed on both a domestic and international basis, and cruise ships are now returning regularly. Unstoppable and Cabo Strong are probably the two most popular slogans being used to describe this remarkable...

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