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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

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 …

Read More about It’s Not Sargassum: 150 Tons of Dead Plants Blanket Los Cabos Beaches

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 …

Read More about Cabo San Lucas Port Reopens As City Continues Clean Up After Hurricane Rachel

While everyone in Los Cabos is currently breathing a massive sigh of relief after Hurricane Rachel safely bypassed the Baja Peninsula, meteorologists are already turning their attention further south. The weather in Cabo is absolutely beautiful right now, and thousands of tourists are out enjoying the bright sunshine at Medano Beach. However, the tropics are …

Read More about Hurricane Season Isn’t Over Yet In Cabo As Another System Forming In Southern Mexico

As Los Cabos officially gears up for the massive 2026 winter high season, millions of travelers are preparing to trade freezing temperatures for the stunning desert landscapes and deep blue waters of the Baja Peninsula. Whether you plan on partying in the heart of Medano Beach or snorkeling the quiet coves of Chileno Bay, a …

Read More about 5 Things That Are Prohibited On Cabo Beaches: Here Is The Real Truth This Winter

If you took a morning stroll down to Medano Beach today, you probably noticed a very strange contrast in the weather. Looking up at the sky, things actually seem fairly calm. There is not a ton of heavy wind or driving rain, and while there are definitely some scattered storm clouds floating around, it does …

Read More about Beaches & Port Closed In Cabo Due To Hurricane Rachel

If you are eyeing the month of October for your Los Cabos vacation, you are picking a highly unique transition period. I tend to push my trips until the last half of the month for a few specific reasons but hey, is there ever really a bad time to be in Cabo? (ok, maybe not …

Read More about 4 Important Things Travelers Need To Know Visiting Cabo In October

First off, let us get the biggest worry completely out of the way. Hurricane Rachel is not expected to make direct landfall in Los Cabos. The storm is currently forecasted to drift safely out into the open Pacific Ocean. If you are packing your bags for a weekend getaway to the southern tip of the …

Read More about Here’s What Travelers Can Expect In Los Cabos From Hurricane Rachel According To Authorities

Travelers and locals across the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula are breathing a massive sigh of relief this Tuesday morning. Hurricane Polo has officially made landfall, striking the coastline roughly 200 miles north of the Los Cabos resort area near Las Barrancas as a Category 2 hurricane. While the storm brought ferocious 110 …

Read More about Los Cabos Spared As Hurricane Polo Makes Landfall 200 Miles North

Just as travelers and locals in Los Cabos keep tabs on Hurricane Polo churning up the Pacific, another tropical system has officially formed. Tropical Storm Rachel has emerged off the southern coast of Mexico, and early forecast models indicate it is expected to strengthen into a hurricane later this week. With one storm already passing …

Read More about Los Cabos Keeping Close Eye On New Tropical Storm Rachel As Hurricane Polo Advances