San José del Cabo residents are growing frustrated with repeated arroyo flooding, particularly the El Zacatal, which has caused significant disruption to daily life.
Blog posts in Los Cabos
The 13th Pa’h La Calle Arts Festival will bring international street-arts performances to Los Cabos in November, offering a free and accessible cultural experience for all residents and visitors.
A proposed 35% increase in the tourist entry fee could make future trips to Los Cabos more expensive, prompting locals to consider the impact on their vacation costs.
Los Cabos is shifting its tourism strategy to focus on golf, aiming to attract high-spending visitors who bring significant economic benefits.
Five Los Cabos all-inclusive resorts are currently offering kids stay free deals, making family vacations more budget-friendly and stress-free.
Le Blanc Spa Resort Los Cabos offers an unparalleled butler service, providing a fully personalized and seamless stay.
BCS seeks to allocate 80 million pesos to political parties for the 2027 election, marking a 25% increase from the 2024 funding.
The La Paz Fishing Tournament returns with a 200,000-peso prize, bringing excitement and economic benefits to the local community.
Electricity bills in La Paz are soaring, with some users facing charges of up to 8,000 pesos per month, causing concern and disruption in daily life.
Two storm systems are currently being monitored in the Pacific, bringing potential rain and high waves to Los Cabos, emphasizing the importance of staying prepared and informed.
Heavy rain and lightning storms are predicted for Thursday in Baja California Sur, with accumulations reaching up to 75 millimeters, especially in the south.
Gas prices reaching 30 pesos per liter in La Paz can significantly impact the budgets of expats and digital nomads. Staying informed about these changes can help manage costs effectively.
Los Cabos hotels are ramping up ocean safety warnings due to recent rough swells, emphasizing the importance of respecting beach flags and respecting the region's dangerous waters.
Driving in Los Cabos during the rainy season requires careful preparation, especially when it comes to arroyo crossings, road conditions, and what to carry in your vehicle.
Some of Los Cabos' urban beaches are under advisory due to post-storm sediment runoff, making it unsafe to swim. Be mindful of which areas to avoid for a safe and enjoyable visit.
