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News Article
Date: 1/18/2013
The documented history of San Jose del Cabo goes as far back as Hernan Cortes and the Spanish explorers who passed through this area as early as 1535. A Jesuit mission wasn't established in the city until 1730. The town's past reflects with undisputed clarity of San Jose del Cabo's Estuary and Bird Sanctuary, being the largest body of fresh water in Southern Baja California. The estuary´s vast waters are fed by an underground river, known as Rio San Jose, which inherits its water flow from the Sierra Laguna Mountains, located and visible within the near distance.
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News Article
Date: 1/16/2013
When anyone, everywhere, thinks or talks of Cabo, one of the first things they'll mention is the warm weather and beautiful beaches. With more than 340 days of summer-like weather, Los Cabos continues to be a vacation paradise. And with so many beaches available to the public, is it any wonder, the sister cities of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo have enjoyed the high volume of tourism they have over the years.
In Baja California, federal law dictates no beach can be inaccessible to the public. According to the Constitution of Mexico, 72 feet from high tide is designated...
News Article
Date: 1/14/2013
As if Cabo San Lucas didn't have enough to offer the world with year round summer weather, spectacular golf, world famous sport fishing, and dozens of 5 star resorts to pamper oneself and totally relax; amongst the most beautiful landscape and warm ocean waters. Adding the trail hiking adventure up to the peak of the third tallest mountain range in Baja California; El Picacho, simply adds another interesting wrinkle to the multitude of cool and daring activities available in a Cabo known more for its beaches and sunshine.
The Picacho mountain stands 6, 507 feet above sea level and is a favorite...
News Article
Date: 1/11/2013
When you hear that Cabo is safe and Mexico’s economy is strong many would think “That’s not true, I just heard on the news that Mexico is dangerous and we should stay away!”
Whilst it is undoubtedly true that there are areas of Mexico that are dangerous, to simply tar the entire country with that brush is stretching the truth to breaking point. In fact, conspiracy theorists would say that in order to not violate NAFTA and other agreements the US cannot directly use protectionism, so it leaves it to the media to play this protectionist role. The US media has portrayed...
Date: 1/10/2013
A new independent documentary about Sammy Hagar’s fans (Redheads) called “United States of Cabo“ will be released early 2014.
The film, made available by Murmur Films and director Murray Wasylnuk, captures intimate fan experiences and stories that will have viewer venture into what it means to be a Redhead and live the...
News Article
Date: 1/10/2013
If you’re a wind-surfer, kite-boarder or stand up paddle board enthusiast then the 2013 Lord of the Wind Showdown is for you! The event kicks off Saturday, January 12-16 in Los Barriles; showcasing an additional categories to their aqua related competitions, which could easily be thought of as the X-Games of the ocean.
In its 3rd year, the event further solidifies itself as an adrenalin driven spectacle to rival other Southern Baja California thrill-seeking competitions.
Hosted by East Cape Rotary Club, the Lord of the Wind Showdown will hold last day registration on Thursday, January 10 followed immediately by a mandatory skipper's meeting...
News Article
Date: 1/9/2013
The allure of Cabos´ very warm climate and picturesque landscape extends beyond the balmy days of tanning, fishing, golfing, sailing, and swimming to the non-conventional, enjoyable activity of camel and horseback riding. Los Cabos is the Southern Baja California Region where ranchers and cowboys still exist and have been seen in this area of Mexico, long after the gold and silver have run out.
Horseback riding is a much requested tour by visitors longing for that flavor of the old west. To saddle up and ride on to a quiet frontier lasting anywhere from one to five hours. Guests of Cabo can...
News Article
Date: 1/7/2013
Southwest have just announced plans to fly from Houston’s Hobby airport to Cabo San Lucas in June 2013.
The low cost, no frills carrier is picking up AirTran's flights to Mexico and the Caribbean after buying its rival last year. It's getting a new reservations system to handle overseas bookings and is seeking to build an international terminal at Houston's Hobby Airport, where it says it could ultimately add 25 flights abroad a day.
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News Article
Date: 1/6/2013
The waters around Cabo San Lucas are world-renowned for prolific catches of marlin. Although Striped marlin are the fish that are caught by most anglers, there is also a population of Blue and Black marlin that migrate through the bait-rich waters at certain times of the...
News Article
Date: 1/5/2013
An aspect of Cabo San Lucas, not lost on the health conscious community of the United States, Canada and all European countries which visit year after year, is organic food and the restaurant and places to obtain and enjoy them during their stay. Organic farms in Los Cabos have roots that date back to the humble beginnings of this area when farming was practiced for survival by its earliest inhabitants which date back 1200 A.D. Hundreds of years before the discovery of Baja California by Spanish explorers.
Organic farming methods have evolved since then, but not much. Traditional farming practices continue in...