Los Cabos Blog Posts

Business owners in Los Cabos are advocating for road repairs as the high season approaches, highlighting the economic and safety implications for local operations.

Authorities in Los Cabos have issued a warning about virtual kidnapping scams, urging residents to remain cautious and verify any calls or messages to avoid falling victim to these dangerous tactics.

Hurricane Simon is bringing strong winds and high waves to Los Cabos, necessitating precautionary measures for expats and locals alike.

The Festival de Cine de La Toba in Los Cabos, Mexico, is set to celebrate its fourth edition with a week of films, art, and workshops, offering a blend of entertainment and community engagement for expats and locals alike.

Los Cabos is welcoming October with a series of cultural events, signaling a broader effort to engage the community and attract a diverse range of visitors.

The Peninsular Mascarita Festival in Los Cabos has been postponed due to an early and intense rain season, highlighting the importance of staying weather-aware for all visitors and residents.

Stay prepared and protect your pets during hurricane season in Los Cabos by keeping them indoors, avoiding leaving them alone, and preventing them from drinking flood water.

Landslides and swollen streams in northern Los Cabos due to Hurricane Polo have caused travel restrictions, affecting both residents and visitors. Staying informed about local weather and road conditions is essential for everyone in the area.

Tropical Storm Rachel will bring heavy rainfall to Baja California Sur starting Thursday, but poses no direct risk to Los Cabos. Residents should prepare for possible disruptions in travel and outdoor activities.

This blog post explores the seasonal marine life in Los Cabos, focusing on the unique experiences and practical tips for expats and digital nomads, highlighting the best times to visit and explore the region's marine wonders.

The Association of Parents of Los Cabos has supported a new rule banning cell phone use during school hours, aiming to improve student focus and performance, though it poses challenges for small operators like guesthouses.

The Manglito Fishing Tournament is expanding its reach to include all of La Paz, making it a more inclusive event for anglers from both Puerto Los Cabos and La Paz.

La Paz's low cost of living makes it an attractive destination for expats and digital nomads, with the canasta básica priced at 812 pesos and 20 cents, placing it among the most affordable cities in the northern Baja California Sur region.

Los Cabos is preparing for a potential hurricane, with emergency teams and evacuation plans in place, to ensure the safety of residents and visitors.

200 hectares in El Sargento are now protected for hiking and conservation, offering more trails and supporting local wildlife.

Los Cabos has reached 12,000 emergency services, with a new center set to open in the city, providing expats and residents with enhanced medical support and coordination.

Hurricane Polo has not significantly impacted tourist reservations in Los Cabos, with hotels reporting 44% occupancy for the current weekend, but residents remain vigilant as the situation is still uncertain.

Heavy rain in Los Cabos this weekend causes traffic disruptions in seven vados of La Paz, affecting travel for residents and visitors alike.

Cabo residents are preparing for Hurricane Polo by making early purchases of groceries and fuel, with some residents even stockpiling water bottles, demonstrating their readiness for potential outages and natural disasters.

An increase in the DNR fee by airlines poses a significant threat to Los Cabos' competitiveness, potentially leading to a loss of 265,000 passengers and affecting the local economy, a concern for expats and residents alike.