If you are heading down to the famous Medano Beach this month, you are going to notice a heavily increased official presence on the sand. Historically, March brings a predictable wave of college students to the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula. However, Los Cabos is currently bracing for an unprecedented demographic surge. Following recent …
Tyler Fox
When travelers book a snorkeling or scuba diving excursion in Baja California Sur, they usually focus entirely on the marine life. They want to know if they will see sea turtles, manta rays, or nurse sharks. Very few tourists ever stop to ask the most important logistical question: What happens if something goes wrong underwater? …
If you spend enough evenings walking around the Cabo San Lucas marina, the sensory overload eventually catches up to you. The massive nightclubs, the neon signs, and the high-octane energy are exactly what some vacations call for. But personally? I vastly prefer to escape the chaos and head twenty miles north. I absolutely love the …
If you booked a March vacation to Cabo San Lucas, you likely packed a light sweater for the evenings and prepared for perfectly mild, breezy 75-degree weather. After all, that is exactly what the historical averages dictate. But if you are landing at SJD this week, you can leave that sweater in your suitcase. According …
If you are walking the boardwalk of the Cabo San Lucas marina this week, you might notice something unexpected: you can actually breathe. During peak season, the marina is usually a shoulder-to-shoulder parade of tourists, fishing charters, and sunset cruises. But right now, local vendors are reporting a significant drop in foot traffic. The boats …
Anyone who has tried to navigate downtown Cabo San Lucas during the evening dinner rush knows it can sometimes feel like an extreme sport. The narrow sidewalks, the constant flow of taxis, and the bustling crowds spilling out of restaurants often force tourists to dodge traffic just to get down the block. But the days …
Anyone who has ever walked the boardwalk of the Cabo San Lucas Marina knows the resident sea lions are the unofficial mascots of the city. You will see them lounging on the backs of fishing boats, barking for scraps, and swimming right up to the docks. Because they are so accustomed to human presence, it …
If you visited Los Cabos a decade ago, you probably remember a stunning, rugged destination that still felt like a bit of a well-kept secret. Fast forward to today, and it feels like everyone you know is either currently in Cabo or planning a trip there. It turns out, that isn’t just a feeling—it is …
If you have landed at SJD anytime in the last year, you know the drill. You grab your bags, find your driver, enjoy the first ten minutes of the beautiful desert highway, and then—bam—you hit the wall of brake lights. The “Fonatur Roundabout” in San José del Cabo has been the single biggest logistical headache …
Walking the Cabo San Lucas Marina is a rite of passage for any Baja vacation. It is the buzzing epicenter of the city, lined with luxury yachts, open-air restaurants, and fishing charters. But if you have walked the boardwalk recently, you also know that the constant barrage of sales pitches can get exhausting. Now, just …










