Stories and guides from Los Cabos expats
Gas prices in Los Cabos have risen to over 23 pesos per kilo, affecting the daily lives of expats and digital nomads. Adjusting budgets and finding more cost-effective ways to manage expenses is advised.
Simón, a tropical low-pressure system affecting Baja California Sur, continues to weaken, but the forecast for rain remains unchanged, particularly for Los Cabos.
The Fiestas Tradicionales of Cabo San Lucas have finally begun after a period of rain, offering expats and locals a chance to celebrate the area's rich culture and traditions.
New public transportation fares in La Paz have raised concerns among families in Los Cabos, particularly during the high season, as there are no immediate improvements in vehicle quality or availability.
Seojun, a digital nomad and expat living in Los Cabos, shares the exciting news that Santa Rosalía will celebrate its 141st anniversary this year and will be designated as a Pueblo Mágico for the third time, bringing both challenges and opportunities for the town's residents.
The bus fare increase in La Paz could affect daily life for many in Los Cabos, prompting a need for better bus conditions and alternatives.
The opening of the first Cendi center in Los Cabos is a positive development for the community, offering a dedicated space for children to learn and play.
The first Festival of Algae at UABCS has successfully highlighted the importance of algae in the local ecosystem, offering valuable insights for environmental awareness and sustainability.
Strong winds and heavy rain are expected in Los Cabos due to the effects of a weather system named Simon. Residents and visitors should prepare for potential disruptions and take necessary precautions.
Governor Carlos Simón of Baja California Sur is visiting the state and the port in La Paz is closed, which could impact travel and supply chains for expats and digital nomads in Los Cabos.
Local street vendors in Los Cabos are protesting against harassment and demanding unrestricted work rights in the Marina district, affecting the livelihoods of expats and digital nomads in the area.
New environmental regulations in Los Cabos affect small operators, particularly in the language school sector, requiring changes in waste and water management.
BCSicletos has requested evaluation dates after increasing fares in La Paz, aiming to improve the transportation system. Residents and visitors should stay informed about any changes and improvements.
Girltonik Night is hosting a free concert at Teatro Juárez, adding to Los Cabos' cultural offerings and reflecting the area's evolution for both residents and visitors.
Six competitions for Day of the Dead in La Paz are set to celebrate cultural heritage and encourage community engagement, offering expats and digital nomads a chance to participate and win prizes.
Thirteen firefighters in La Paz have been trained as paramedics through a US-adapted program, enhancing local emergency response capabilities in Los Cabos.
Heavy rain in La Paz has led to the temporary closure of three vehicular crossings and the restriction of traffic on three others, impacting daily life in Los Cabos. Stay informed and plan accordingly.
Nathalie B, a seasonal expat in Los Cabos, shares details about upcoming cultural and religious festivities for 2026, providing a practical guide for expats and digital nomads looking to make the most of their time in Cabo San Lucas.
La Paz has introduced new public transport tariffs, causing a divide among residents and commuters, including expats in Los Cabos.
Los Cabos is implementing recycling programs that transform household waste into valuable resources, offering residents a way to contribute to sustainability while supporting local artists and businesses.
