It’s the question that pops up on travel forums every single winter. A traveler books a January trip to Los Cabos, expecting tropical heat, and then starts reading reviews about “chilly” water and cool nights. Panic sets in. Did I make a mistake? Will I even be able to swim? Recently, a concerned traveler took …
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If you’ve ever landed at SJD, tossed your bag in the back of a shuttle, and then immediately thought, “Wait… this is already gorgeous,” you’re not imagining it. We at The Cabo Sun hear that exact reaction all the time—and honestly, it’s one of the most underrated “wow” moments in Los Cabos: the beauty starts …
If you’ve been enjoying Los Cabos’ nightlife lately (or you’re about to land for a December getaway), expect to see a little more “grown-up supervision” around bars, nightclubs, and party venues this winter. We at The Cabo Sun have been tracking the seasonal ramp-up, and local officials say Fiscal Inspection is stepping up surveillance and …
If you are heading to Los Cabos for the first time, you have probably heard the warning a dozen times from well-meaning friends: “Don’t eat the salad. Don’t eat the fruit. Don’t drink the water.” It is the classic Mexico travel advice passed down for generations. The fear is that one bite of lettuce or …
If you’ve walked through Los Cabos International (SJD) lately, you’ve probably felt it: more airline logos on the arrivals board, more accents in the baggage hall, and that “this place is getting discovered” buzz. We at The Cabo Sun have been tracking the momentum all year, and the big takeaway is simple—Cabo isn’t just booming …
If you’ve ever priced out a Cabo trip and had a tiny “wait… what?” moment at checkout, you’re not alone. We at The Cabo Sun hear it all the time: “Is Cabo really that expensive?” And honestly… yes, it can be. Los Cabos is regularly talked about as one of Mexico’s priciest destinations—especially when it …
We know the drill. You are packing to leave Cabo, and you want to bring a piece of the vacation home with you. You could buy a sombrero (which will get crushed on the plane), a shot glass (which you will never use), or a colorful blanket (which will unravel in the wash). Or, you …
When you picture the holidays in Cabo, it’s pretty easy to imagine the classic soundtrack: mariachi drifting from a plaza, glasses clinking at a resort dinner… and then boom—fireworks. But this December, Los Cabos authorities have drawn a very clear line: no permits for retail fireworks sales or street-style use—with a specific exception for certain …
If you’re flying into Los Cabos right now, don’t be surprised if your first “welcome to paradise” moment includes a lot more uniforms than usual—especially between the airport and the Tourist Corridor. We at The Cabo Sun have been tracking the holiday safety ramp-up closely, and local authorities have officially launched the Guadalupe–Reyes 2025–2026 security, …
No one books a trip to Mexico planning to visit the emergency room. But whether it’s a slip by the pool, a severe case of dehydration, or something more serious, medical emergencies happen. When they do, you are at your most vulnerable. You are in a foreign country, often in pain, and likely don’t speak …