The Baja California peninsula has, since the very beginnings of its human history, been a maritime culture; and thus subject to maritime disasters. Barks and canoes of native fishermen were sometimes blown out to sea. Spanish galleons plying the lucrative Manila–Acapulco trade route were attacked by pirates as they attempted to take on fresh water […]
What’s the scariest day in Los Cabos? No, it’s not Halloween, or Día de Muertos either. The real answer is September 14. That’s the day the two worst storms in Los Cabos history ravaged the area. To be fair, they happened 75 years apart. Not too many people are old enough to remember La Inundación
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Sammy Hagar said it best – “Land’s end, you have to see it/Ain’t no picture ever say it right” – but he’s not the only musician to sing the praises of Los Cabos. The good life at Land’s End has been celebrated by a lot of famous performers, across a number of different genres. Country
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Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico – the company that owns and operates 12 airports in México, including Los Cabos International Airport in San José del Cabo – has announced its passenger traffic figures for last month (July 2022), and spoiler alert: they’re spectacular. GAP included comparison figures for the same time periods in 2019 and 2021,
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