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When the blistering summer heat begins to break across the Baja Peninsula, September traditionally serves as the quietest, slowest month of the entire year for the local tourism industry. This year was certainly no exception. The official numbers have just rolled in, revealing that hotel occupancy across Los Cabos closed the month at roughly 44%. …

Read More about Los Cabos Hotel Rates Are Holding Steady At $400 A Night—Here’s What’s Coming For The Rest Of The Year

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

When I map out my travel schedule for the year, October always looks like the absolute perfect time to fly down to the Baja Peninsula. The intense, blistering heat of the late summer begins to finally break, the massive winter holiday crowds have not yet descended on the Tourist Corridor, and the resort pricing is …

Read More about Cabo Officials Warn Late-Season Storms Bring Higher Risk of Landfall In October

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

When I fly down to Baja, the very first thing I want to do after dropping my bags in the suite is walk straight down to the beach. There’s nothing better than standing on the warm sand, listening to the crashing surf, and finally feeling like your vacation has officially started. But if you are …

Read More about Los Cabos Officials Urge Travelers to Watch for Unexpected Shorebreak and Sneaker Waves

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

When you are planning an incredible vacation down to the Baja Peninsula, the absolute hardest part of the day should never be figuring out where to eat or what excursion to book next. Unfortunately, it is incredibly easy to get hopelessly bogged down in endless online reviews. You can easily burn thirty minutes sitting by …

Read More about Los Cabos Introduces AI WhatsApp Concierge To Help Tourists Book 350+ Restaurants and Excursions

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

When travelers ask me for the absolute best day-trip excursion to book during a Los Cabos vacation, my answer is always immediate: rent a car, drive two hours north to the capital city of La Paz, and swim with the whale sharks. There is simply nothing else like it on the Baja peninsula. Slipping into …

Read More about Swimming With Whale Sharks Near Los Cabos: Mexico Unveils Strict New 3-Year Rules for Tourists