If you’ve visited recently, you’ve probably noticed it: a strong, visible security presence across the Tourist Corridor, downtown Cabo San Lucas, and San José del Cabo. As we at The Cabo Sun often remind readers, visibility is largely proactive—it’s about keeping the good times rolling for travelers and locals alike. Here are the 4 moments …
Good news for beach lovers: the main Los Cabos beaches are open again and currently flying yellow flags, according to ZOFEMAT’s latest lifeguard update. Yellow means “swim with caution”—conditions are manageable, but you should stay close to shore and follow lifeguard instructions. As we at The Cabo Sun have been reporting throughout the recent storm …
Every traveler to Los Cabos has one photo on their must-get list: that perfect, frame-worthy shot of the iconic Arch at Land’s End. It’s the definitive image of paradise. Most people assume the best time to capture this moment is during a lively sunset cruise, with a margarita in hand as the sun dips below …
If you love Cabo’s beaches as much as we do, you’ve probably noticed those colored flags near lifeguard towers and access points. They aren’t decorations—they’re your quick-read safety system. As we at The Cabo Sun have reported during recent weather and surf events, understanding the flags is the fastest way to decide if it’s a …
We at The Cabo Sun love it when a Cabo resort racks up hardware—especially when the prize is all about the experience you actually feel on vacation. The brand-new Four Seasons Resort & Residences Cabo San Lucas at Cabo Del Sol just took home the AHEAD Americas 2025 award in the Resort category, a major …
Every traveler to Los Cabos has heard of the famous, “must-do” restaurants that dominate the guidebooks. They are fantastic experiences, but they are only one part of the story. The real, authentic culinary heartbeat of Cabo San Lucas pulses through the smaller, beloved spots that locals, expats, and seasoned travelers recommend to each other day …
Travelers in Los Cabos right now will notice a predictable side effect of the recent late-season rains: a noticeable increase in the mosquito population. More standing water in the arroyos and on the ground creates ideal breeding conditions for these pests, a normal part of the seasonal cycle in Baja. While the annoyance of a …
We’ve been tracking a big shift at the airport—and it’s great news for your wallet. Los Cabos now counts 600+ weekly flights, including 330 from 32 U.S. cities, thanks to fresh routes and a major push by the tourism board. Here’s what that means for your next airfare hunt—and how to use the new connectivity …
If you’re in town the first week of November, you’re in for one of the most beautiful traditions we celebrate here in Baja. As we at The Cabo Sun like to say—this is the moment when culture takes center stage, and visitors get a front-row seat. Below, we’ve mapped out the can’t-miss places (and insider …
If you’re hungry for something fun this week, you picked the right time to be here. As we at The Cabo Sun keep saying—fall is festival season in Los Cabos—and the next few days bring two tasty reasons to get out: a smoky, country-style grill bash this Saturday, followed by a plant-powered Vegan Food Fest …