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Winter in Los Cabos is an absolutely incredible experience. When the rest of North America is dealing with freezing temperatures, gray skies, and endless snow, the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula offers perfect sunny days and stunning coastal desert landscapes. But visiting Los Cabos during the winter months is a completely unique experience …

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The Cabo San Lucas Marina is globally recognized as the epicenter of high-energy luxury tourism on the Baja Peninsula. It is a bustling, vibrant hub defined by multi-million-dollar sportfishing yachts, exclusive waterfront dining, and legendary nightlife venues. However, towering right alongside the luxury vessels is a massive architectural landmark that has spent the last several …

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Hurricane season in the Pacific can definitely keep travelers on their toes, especially when major storms start making national headlines. The latest weather system getting everyone’s attention is Hurricane Simon, which is currently churning off the western coast of Mexico. If you have a highly anticipated trip planned to Los Cabos in the coming days, …

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Booking a private boat charter is widely considered the quintessential Los Cabos experience. The convergence of the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez creates dramatic coastal scenery, from the famous granite Arch at Land’s End and Lover’s Beach to the vibrant marine life around Pelican Rock and Chileno Bay. However, navigating the booking process …

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It is already a notoriously slow time for Los Cabos as the traditional low season continues to drag on. But this year, the destination is seeing a massive decline in passenger numbers compared to 2025. The latest data reveals a steep drop in international tourist arrivals, falling by 15 percent in September alone. Back in …

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When you are planning a dream vacation to the southern tip of the Baja peninsula, the vision in your head is almost always the same: lounging on pristine white sand, wading into calm, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and enjoying world-class amenities under the desert sun. However, as we frequently warn travelers at The Cabo Sun, the …

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A new tropical threat is officially intensifying off the southwestern coast of Mexico, and while the Baja California peninsula is once again expected to NOT be a catastrophic direct hit, the tourist hub of Los Cabos is actively preparing for a familiar and disruptive round of secondary impacts. Meteorologists are closely tracking Invest 92E, a …

Read More about Los Cabos Could See Beaches & Port Closed This Weekend As New Storm Gains Strength

When my wife Liz and I fly down from Louisville for a Baja getaway in the fall and winter, the shift in the weather is instantly noticeable. The blistering late-summer heat finally breaks, the humidity drops, and the evenings carry a crisp breeze. It’s the perfect time of year for a romantic couples trip to …

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Never say never. Visitors and residents have been absolutely shocked to see what looks exactly like sargassum washing up on the pristine beaches of Los Cabos. The truth is, it is not sargassum, and you do not need to panic. It is not here to stay. Here is what travelers need to know about the …

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Taking a walk down to the marina in Cabo San Lucas today feels completely different than it did just forty eight hours ago. The recognizable hum of boat engines is back, local guides are happily greeting tourists, and dozens of tour boats are once again heading out into the open bay. If you stand along …

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