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Cabo authorities decided to force local businesses to close their doors indefinitely starting Tuesday night. The closure mandate is expected to last at least a couple of days until hurricane Kay is no longer threatening Cabo shores. The news about stores being forced to close, and the imminent arrival of the hurricane sparked panic buying …

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As hurricane Kay continues its course it seems inevitable that its effects will be felt in Los Cabos to some degree. The Hotels Association of Los Cabos wants to assure tourists that local lodging facilities are prepared and well-equipped to set up temporary shelters, in many occasions within the hotels themselves, to safeguard tourists. Travelers …

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While it isn’t the first hurricane of the season, it is one of only a few to affect Los Cabos this year so far, which has led weather officials to issue a Tropical Storm Warning for Cabo as Hurricane Kay skirts the coast of Mexico.  The most recent projections show the center of the hurricane …

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While Los Cabos still recovers from the effects of tropical storm Javier, the region will have to get ready for a new storm that’s in the Mexican Pacific. Local meteorologists had predicted last week that another tropical depression was forming in Pacific waters apart from the aforementioned tropical storm Javier that passed through Los Cabos …

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In the first few hours of Friday September 2nd local authorities reported that tropical storm Javier was located about 220 miles southwest of Los Cabos. The presence of the tropical storm is already causing strong winds, and consistent rain over the resort town. This has prompted authorities to ban smaller vessels from navigating in Cabo …

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Local authorities in Cabo released a list of the neighborhoods with the most crime reports in both Cabo San Lucas, and San Jose del Cabo for the month of August. Thankfully for tourists most of the neighborhoods on the list aren’t located within the main tourist corridor or hotel zone. However, a wrong turn or …

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A young woman who was visiting the popular ecotourism site Fox Canyon, located within the confines of the Sol de Mayo ecological ranch lost one of her arms. This happened when rocks from the canyon fell directly onto one side of her body. The incident prompted the full closure of the Sol de Mayo ecological …

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Yellow and white flags currently wave in multiple Los Cabos beaches as authorities warn locals and tourists to stay out of the water in multiple Cabo beaches. Most of the beaches in Los Cabos feature some type of warning due to the high seas, or the presence of jellyfish, and other sea creatures. Authorities have …

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The US State Department released an extensive document in which it details why American tourists are urged to reconsider traveling to certain parts of Mexico. As we’ve mentioned recently, there are no travel restrictions imposed on Baja California Sur, the state where Los Cabos is located. Still, US authorities recommend that tourists “exercise increased caution” …

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Summers may not be the busiest season in Los Cabos but they do still receive a lot of visitors,  which is why they have brought in more than 100 soldiers to protect tourists in Cabo until the end of summer.  This is part of the  “Operation Lifeguard, Summer 2022” plan to provide security to keep …

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