You land, you grab your bag, and you can practically taste the welcome margarita. But right now, for thousands of travelers, that first sip is getting pushed back by about 90 minutes. Our team on the ground has been monitoring a massive traffic bottleneck that is currently choking the main artery from the airport into …
You booked the flight. You paid the deposit. You are ready for a week of tacos and tequila. But there is a massive difference between a “dream vacation” and a “horror story,” and usually, that difference comes down to one bad decision. At The Cabo Sun, we see the same avoidable mistakes happen every single …
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 have all felt it. You land at SJD, you grab your bags, and you walk toward the sliding glass doors. But between you and that first margarita stands the final boss of Los Cabos logistics: Customs. Here atThe Cabo Sun, we need to be crystal clear: The game has changed. In 2026, the days …
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 …
There is a massive misconception about Los Cabos. Most travelers land at the airport and immediately turn right, heading straight for the neon lights, crowded marinas, and pounding bass of Cabo San Lucas. If you want a spring break flashback, go there. But if you want the “Old Mexico” vibe—colonial streets, farm-to-table dining, and the ability …
If your idea of a “rooftop bar” involves a conga line and a DJ shouting “Everybody jump!”, no judgment! But if you are looking for something else—something that feels like pure, indie-sleaze cool or high-design luxury—you need to drive 20 minutes east to San José del Cabo. Our team at The Cabo Sun is obsessed …
If you read the headlines, you might think Mexico isn’t safe. But if you talk to the people who are actually here—drinking margaritas by the pool and walking the marina—you get a completely different story. All of us at The Cabo Sun are in and out of Cabo constantly. We bring our families here. None …










