Los Cabos travelers, take note: Mexico’s environment ministry (Semarnat) has officially green-lit a one-year pilot program that lets paying tourists jump into the water with wild orcas just north of the resort corridor. While the new rules promise order after years of “anything goes,” scientists and some local captains warn the plan may swap chaos …
You’re sitting on the beach in Cabo, looking out at the iconic, majestic Arch at Land’s End. You know you have to see it up close, but a familiar dread starts to creep in. You imagine a long, expensive, all-day tour that involves booking in advance and eats up precious hours of your vacation. Well, …
Good news, road-weary travelers: we at The Cabo Sun are thrilled to share that Los Cabos just green-lit a new roadway—nicknamed the “Interurban Axis”—thanks to a fresh land-donation deal signed this week. The agreement hands over the right-of-way for a brand-new, inland connector that will finally give drivers (and airport shuttles) an option beyond the …
Big news from the waterfront, friends! We at The Cabo Sun just got word that two major upgrades are coming to the Cabo San Lucas Marina—arguably the most iconic and visited part of the city. If you’ve ever taken a stroll down the boardwalk past the yachts, souvenir stalls, or sunset bars, you know how …
Let’s be honest, you came to Los Cabos for that incredible desert-meets-ocean landscape, the stunning resorts, and yes, that gloriously inviting pool. Your internal clock is set to “vacation mode,” and the thought of an all-day excursion, ripping you from your lounger before sunrise and returning you after sunset, just isn’t cutting it. But what …
Los Cabos’ visitor playbook is getting a major upgrade. From smoother drives between sun-drenched towns to crystal-clear safety boards on the sand, local leaders have been busy tackling the pain points travelers told us they hate most. Below, we at The Cabo Sun break down five concrete improvements—already underway or rolling out this season—that promise …
Los Cabos’ postcard-pretty shoreline hides a not-so-pretty truth: its underwater topography and open-Pacific exposure funnel long-period “mar de fondo” swells straight onto the sand, creating deceptively powerful waves that routinely knock visitors off their feet. Because the continental shelf here plunges to 100 m depth just offshore, the energy doesn’t have time to dissipate, so …
You’ve imagined it a thousand times: waking up in your Cabo resort, sliding open the glass door, and stepping onto a private balcony with a jaw-dropping, unobstructed view of the iconic Arch at Land’s End as the sun rises over the Sea of Cortez. That single image is the multi-thousand-dollar dream. But for too many …
Los Cabos is having a moment in 2025: solo travel is up across the globe, and the Baja peninsula’s sun-kissed tip checks every box—safety, accessibility, built-in community, and room for soul-searching adventure. Travel analysts say 62 % of solo travelers plan two-plus getaways this year, and Cabo now ranks among the most searched coastal escapes …
Dreaming of that first plunge into Cabo’s famously turquoise-meets-deep-blue water when—uh-oh—a crimson banner pops against the palm trees? Take a breath. A single red flag isn’t the ocean police … but it is Baja’s way of shouting, “Danger ahead!” Below, we at The Cabo Sun break down exactly what the red flag is telling you, …