Los Cabos Blog Posts

Sea levels in La Paz have reached their highest point in 33 years, impacting coastal areas and requiring adaptation from residents and businesses.

Cabo San Lucas is evacuating boats from the marina as Hurricane Polo approaches, affecting small operators and expats in the area.

Los Cabos offers a variety of running routes for all levels, including the Malecón, Cerro de la Calavera, Canalecón, Cerro Atravesado, and Dunas del Mogote. These routes provide scenic views and a healthy way to enjoy the area.

La Paz aims to become Mexico's premier boutique tourism hub, focusing on nature and adventure, which could impact local businesses and visitor experiences in Los Cabos.

The hurricane Hurricane Polo has reached winds of 260 km/h and remains far from Baja California Sur, keeping residents in a state of alert and safety measures.

Los Cabos is set to host its second international avian festival, offering bird-watchers and nature enthusiasts a chance to observe and learn about local bird species while contributing to conservation efforts.

Hurricane forecasts suggest Hurricane Polo may impact Los Cabos in Baja California Sur, raising concerns for residents and visitors.

Los Cabos is getting ready for the Carnaval La Paz 2027, which includes searching for a Reina del Carnaval, a Rey de la Alegría, and participants for the Juegos Florales. The event promises to be a significant celebration, but it also presents challenges in terms of organization and preparation.

Los Cabos is preparing for a potential tropical storm, and residents and visitors should stay informed and take necessary precautions.

The upcoming storm, Hurricane Polo, poses a significant threat to Los Cabos' already fragile tourism industry, and residents are being urged to stay informed and take necessary precautions.

Category 5 Hurricane Polo is expected to stay offshore, reducing direct local threats to Los Cabos, but travelers should still prepare for rough surf, beach closures, and heavy rainfall.

Stay informed about flight delays in Los Cabos due to Hurricane Polo and know your rights under Mexican aviation law for smooth travel.

Officials in Los Cabos urge residents to remain calm and prepared as the possible approach of Hurricane Polo is monitored, with no direct risk to the city but a potential move towards Baja California Sur.

Changes in Los Cabos due to polo games and port closures are expected to reduce water-based service sales by 40%, impacting businesses and visitors alike.

San José del Cabo's Magisterial Colony now boasts a refurbished sports field with a basketball academy, thanks to local businesses. This initiative aims to develop young talent and enhance community engagement in the sport.

Los Cabos has transformed into a top wellness destination, with 19% of tourists now choosing the area for relaxation and recovery, offering specialized and science-backed therapies.

Hurricane Polo, now a Category 5 storm, has intensified rapidly and poses a threat to coastal areas of Mexico, including Los Cabos, with potential impacts on residents and visitors.

A proposed 35.8% increase in immigration fees threatens Baja California Sur's cruise tourism, potentially driving ships to cheaper destinations and impacting local economies in Los Cabos and La Paz.

Los Cabos has launched a new online platform to streamline real estate permit processes, aiming to benefit both buyers and developers. However, the effectiveness of this system remains to be seen.

Los Cabos is experiencing a perfect sweet spot with low rates and virtually no crowds in late September and early October.