When you look at a map of Los Cabos, you see two distinct anchors: the party-centric marina of Cabo San Lucas to the west, and the artsy, historic charm of San José del Cabo to the east. Connecting them is a 20-mile stretch of four-lane highway known as the Tourist Corridor (Corredor Turístico). For many …
Tourist corridor
Cabo’s Tourist Corridor has long been synonymous with sun-drenched beaches and tequila-soaked nights, but don’t let those sand-castle stereotypes fool you. Over the past year (and the year ahead!), this 20-mile stretch between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo has been quietly transforming into Mexico’s next ultra-luxury playground—and you’re invited to the front …
Los Cabos, which means “The Capes” in Spanish, is a destination given that name because it is actually two destinations in one. This includes Cabo San Lucas, or Cape Saint Luke, and San Jose del Cabo, or Saint Joseph of the Cape. Additionally, there is a popular area in between these two destinations known as …