Island Magic in Baja Sur: A Journey through the Islands of the Sea of Cortez
Many poolside vacationers in Los Cabos may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a gigantic tail breaking the surface of the Sea of Cortez, of a pod of dolphins frolicking in the distance or the majestic sight of pelicans dive-bombing into the sea. And, they might just wonder what magic lies beyond. In fact, the incomparably abundant Sea of Cortez—once called the “World’s Aquarium” by Jacques Cousteau and extolled for it’s unique abundance by John Steinbeck—is what originally drew hardy travelers to the tip of the Baja Peninsula and into the turquoise waters of this awe-inspiring body of water. While Earth, Sea & Sky Vacations (CaboVillas.com) is known…
Cabo Expeditions: Ocean Sunfish (Mola Mola) in Los Cabos VIDEO
Our friends at Cabo Expeditions are well-known throughout Los Cabos for their passionate commitment to educate visitors about the magical marine life and unique underwater ecosystem of the Sea of Cortez. Their intimate whale-watching tours, snuba and Sea Trek adventures let visitors get up close and personal with the beautiful sea creatures that call Los Cabos home. Here, they share a rare glimpse of one of Cabo’s more unusual residents, the extraordinary ocean sunfish (Mola Mola) witnessed during a whale watching trip.
Top 5 Reasons to Plan your Destination Wedding in a Cabo Villa
If you’re been dreaming of a sunny destination wedding but are overwhelmed by the variety of locations and the possibility of having to coordinate a hundred little details—not to mention convincing your family and friends that this is a GREAT idea—you might find that a Los Cabos villa wedding is a sure bet. Here are our top reasons to consider tying the knot at Land’s End. 1. It’s Easier to Get Here than You Think: Located at the tip of Mexico’s Baja peninsula, Los Cabos (home to Cabo San Lucas and its quieter colonial sister city, San José del Cabo) is a relatively short flight from most major US airways.…
The Artsy Side of Los Cabos: San José Art Walk
If your experience with Los Cabos is restricted to the bustling marina and downtown cantinas of Cabo San Lucas, maybe it’s time to experience a more laid-back and artsy taste of Los Cabos. Located just 20 miles away along the Tourist Corridor lies romantic San José del Cabo, a cultural counterpoint to the wild nightlife and nonstop bustle of Cabo San Lucas, offering beautiful historic architecture, charming courtyard restaurants housed in old haciendas, a traditional town square and a thriving arts community.
Entangled Whale Rescued in Los Cabos
Every winter, thousands of whales make their long annual migration from cold Arctic waters to the warm lagoons of the Sea of Cortez. Every so often, an unfortunate whale can run into trouble along the way. Fortunately, sometimes the story has a happy ending. That was the case on February 8th, when calls came in to the team of Cabo Expeditions, a local Los Cabos eco tour provider. Fishermen and other local whale watching boats reported sighting a male humpback whale entangled in a large fishing net and in obvious distress. With a track record of assisting and rescuing troubled whales, Cabo Expeditions is widely recognized for their conservation efforts…
Los Cabos Locals Gather to Protest Mining Operation
Several weeks ago, thousands of concerned Los Cabos residents and visitors turned out in force to show solidarity against proposed open-pit gold mining operations slated for development in the fragile UNESCO Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere in Baja Sur, Mexico.
Cabo is for Lovers: Top 5 Valentine’s Ideas at Land’s End
It's easy to fall in love at Land's End! Gourmet restaurants, sultry beaches and the natural beauty of Baja create an atmosphere that's just ripe for romance. Here are our top five ideas for Valentine's Day fun in Los Cabos, Mexico, from sunset boat rides to exotic spa massages.
Mexico Gets Ready to Celebrate its Bicentennial!
This year, Mexico celebrates a couple of significant milestones and the entire country is gearing up for one very big party. Officially promoted as Mexico’s bicentennial year, 2010 marks the 200th anniversary of independence from Spain as well as the centennial of the Mexican Revolution which ousted a dictatorial regime and resulted in a new constitution. While many Americans mistakenly assume that Cinco de Mayo (the 5th of May) is Mexico’s version of the 4th of July, the country’s independence is actually celebrated on September 16th. At the heart of the observation of this date is the “Grito de Dolores,” the battle cry uttered just before midnight on September 15th,…
