If you have driven the hour north from Cabo San Lucas to Todos Santos recently, you have felt the shift. The vibe changes from “Spring Break” to “Slow Travel” the moment you hit the cobblestones. Now, that vibe has been officially recognized on the global stage. This week at FITUR 2026 in Madrid (one of …
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If you spot government inspectors stopping vans near the Hotel Riu Palace this week, don’t panic—but do pay attention. Following a series of heated conflicts between transport drivers and inspectors in the Tourist Corridor, state authorities have launched a new wave of “intensified inspections” targeting private transfer companies. The goal? To weed out the “pirate” …
If you are currently sitting on a “maybe” for your Spring Break trip to Cabo, you need to make a decision today. Our team has been tracking booking patterns for the upcoming high season, and the data suggests we are about to see a historic squeeze on inventory. According to a new report, at least …
If you have booked a hotel in Los Cabos recently, you probably noticed the sticker shock. Now, we have the data to confirm it wasn’t just in your head. A new report released this morning confirms that Los Cabos has officially maintained its title as the most expensive destination in Mexico, with hotel rates far …
Ten years ago, if you went to La Ventana, the vibe was very specific. You saw dusty pickup trucks with camper shells, kites drying on cactus fences, and people who lived off fish tacos and adrenaline. It was a “wind junkie” town, pure and simple. If you weren’t there to kitesurf or windsurf, there was …
February is arguably the single best month to be in Baja. You miss the holiday chaos of December, but you beat the rowdy Spring Break crowds that descend in March. It is the “sweet spot” of the calendar where the weather is perfect, the ocean is alive, and the town is fully awake. If you …
For the last five years, Mexico City (CDMX) was the undisputed king of the digital nomad world. If you worked remotely, you moved to Roma Norte or Condesa. It was just what you did. But in 2026, the vibe has shifted aggressively. My friends in the capital are telling me the same thing: the “Golden …
You know those scenes in nature documentaries where the ocean seems to boil with life, and thousands of creatures move in perfect unison? Usually, that stuff happens in remote corners of the Galapagos or South Africa. But here in Baja, we have our own version, and it happens just down the road. It’s called the …
We talk a lot about safety in Los Cabos—usually involving police on the ground or cameras on the street corners. But the strategy just shifted vertically. Our Cabo Sun team has been monitoring the latest security upgrades from the City Council, and they just confirmed a major acquisition that puts us ahead of every other …
There is a misconception that Cabo is just like the Caribbean—hot, humid, and steamy 24/7. But anyone who has spent time here in January knows the truth. We are in a high desert. When the sun goes down, or when the “Nortes” (strong northern winds) kick up, the temperature drops. The Pacific Ocean sits in …