Results containing 'Whale'
News Article
Date: 6/25/2013
The most recognized places of worship in Los Cabos are the two historical Catholic Churches in San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. This of course, does not mean they are the only churches in the area. The Cabo English Church, whose ministry started way back in 1982, is a Christian Church located at the corner of Miguel Hidalgo and the main road into town.
Cabo English Church has an estimated membership of 200 loyal parishioners, who are actively involved in helping the community by volunteering and giving back to this area of Mexico's most impoverished neighborhoods. Every Thursday night, 16 of...
Date: 5/3/2013
Animal encounters on the sea can be scary and amazing. This time Laura and Rich Howard were surprised by a pod of 20 killer whales when they were enjoying a scuba dive vacation in La Paz. Later these killer whales started playing with them on the boat for about an hour...
News Article
Date: 3/27/2013
It's the BIG question: what is there for kids to do in Cabo?
Kids activities in Cabo have grown dramatically in the last years due to the increasing number of families choosing to vacation in what used to be known as a playground of the rich and famous. There are now a huge range of kids activities to choose from in Los Cabos.
Of course, there is the wonderful warm waters surrounding Los Cabos and in particular many families head straight to Medano Beach to chill out and swim in the marked safe areas.
However, for youngsters who are not so keen on, or...
News Article
Date: 2/21/2013
Although the legendary and timeless, Land's End Arch is what symbolizes Cabo San Lucas. It is Medano Beach, which brings people back, year after year. While Los Cabos has a tremendous amount of unique and wonderful beaches along the corridor, in San Jose del Cabo and as far away as Cabo Pulmo, Todos Santos or La Paz, it is Medano Beach that is the most frequented and Southern Baja California's regions, undoubted treasure.
''This is why we come back every year, '' said Steve Berry, a retired American from the Northern California bay area, who waved his hand towards Medano Beach from...
News Article
Date: 2/7/2013
The 2nd Annual Caboholic Convention begins Saturday February 9, 2013 and will rage on, full steam ahead, until Saturday, February 16. Capping off 7 days and nights of sheer entertainment and fun, starting with their meet and greet party at Sharky's Restaurant, February 9. The week-long event is a non-profit cavalcade of activities to benefit the Los Cabos Humane Society, El Ranchito Temporary Home for Dogs, as well as the Los Cabos Volunteer Fire Department.
At the opening night Sharky's mixer, guests and members will receive their packet filled with an itinerary of events, an official ''I am a Caboholic'' button, and...
News Article
Date: 1/21/2013
When it comes to romance, Los Cabos has always been a favorite place for lovers visiting from anywhere on the planet. Many couples actually travel to Cabo just for that: to celebrate their love for each other, even when it’s not Valentines month. For romantic, intoxicating views and alluring appeal, the natural sunset scenery in and around San Lucas Bay is to die for.
Of course, that being said, depending on taste, there are romantic restaurants around the Marina and at the many dining spots sprinkled along the four lane highway which feature spectacular romantic sights; it’s what makes Cabo so...
News Article
Date: 12/5/2012
Because the Los Cabos Humane Society Society does not receive any funding from the Government of Mexico, they are totally dependent on donated monies to keep their services available to Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. Everything from the decent shelter they provide to sick and lost animals, mobile spray and neuter clinics, pet food, shampoo, medical supplies, and dog and cat bedding are all provided by money generated from their annual Dressed to the K9's...
News Article
Date: 11/23/2012
Whale watching season in Los Cabos officially begins in December! These enormous visitors return to their natal waters to give birth to a whole new generation of whales. The Gray, Sperm and Humpback whales which venture this way year after year, generally spend a up to five or six months in Cabo San Lucas waters and visitors from all regions of the United States and Canada also head to Los Cabos in their droves to see and be a part of this magical...
News Article
Date: 10/23/2012
The warm waters of Southern Baja California have long attracted some of the oldest and largest species on the planet, thousands of years before tourists began streaming to Los Cabos to see them during the fall and winter months of mid-October to March. And while whale sharks possess names that distinguish them as very large (whale) and potentially dangerous (sharks) they are undoubtedly very tame, non-aggressive, colossal creatures of the sea.
First recorded as a species of the sea in April 1829 after its first documented appearance in Table Bay, South Africa, the whale shark is known to reach lengths in size...
Date: 8/9/2012
I am often asked this: “When is the best time to visit Cabo?” and the answer I always give, not without some justification, is “Anytime is the best time to visit...