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The Eternal Journey  Ecotourism
Marco Jiménez Hiriart 15/Feb/2010
A typical scene in the waters of Pacific Ocean would be quite atypical in other place in the world. It is not uncommon for humpback whales to swim in the shallow waters, offering tourists and locals the chance to experience something truly incredible, just off Mexico's Pacific shores. See More...

A Tour in Kayak to Espiritu Santo  Ecotourism
César Lozano 14/Dec/2009
Discover the spectacular experience that is to glide over the water paddling through tight, narrow spots. You’ll see sea lions, and possibly mantas and dolphins leaping above the water, as well as tropical fish beneath the surface of the sea. But, how to do this? The best way is in a kayak. See More...

Comondu: A Trip to the "Other" Baja California  Community
Verónica Santamaría 12/Nov/2009
Comondu, a municipality located in the central part of the state and consisting of small and interesting towns, such as San Jose and San Miguel de Comondu. See More...

The Missions in Baja California: A Short Historical Introduction  Culture & History
Fumiko Nobuoka 6/Oct/2009
In the late 1600s, setting up missions was the key activity of the first Spaniards who arrived to what is now Baja California. The city of Loreto was the site of the very first mission (Jesuit) in the state, which culminated to the grand total of 23 missions between the years of 1683-1767. See More...

Diving in the Sea of Cortez  Sports
Juan Pablo Pinzón 7/Sep/2009
The Sea of Cortez is a paradise for scuba diving, ideal for both beginners who want to try a new experience, as well as for expert divers. In fact, Jacques Cousteau called the Sea of Cortez "the world's largest aquarium." See More...

Keeping Fit While on Vacation: Visiting Cabos  Sports
Fumiko Nobuoka 14/Jun/2009
If adventure is what you're looking for (where you can burn a couple of calories to boot), and keeping fit is part of your travel itinerary, try working in one of the many activities that you can find in Cabos. See More...

Family Vacations in Los Cabos  Beaches
Janine Dávila Madrid 13/Jun/2009
Los Cabos family hotels provide excellent activities for children ages 4 to 12, as well as babysitting services for the little ones. See More...

Flu Free Guarantee in Mexico  Groups & Special Events
César Lozano Díaz y Matthew Kirk 14/May/2009
With the H1N1 A influenza all but over and practically no reported cases in Mexico's top tourist destinations, many of the large chains of hotels and resorts are offering deals at their luxurious properties that are, well, really out of this world. See More...

Protect your Skin and the Environment with Eco-Friendly Sunscreen  Beaches
Fernando García Castro 13/Apr/2009
Conscious of the multiple benefits that environmental protection brings to everyone, the good vacationers of our time have increasingly chosen to use the biodegradable, eco-friendly sunscreen to keep the marvelous aquatic paradises of Mexico and in the entire world alive and intact. See More...

Los Cabos Beaches: Extraordinary Natural Scenery  Beaches
Verónica Santamaría Rodríguez 14/Mar/2009
Los Cabos offers the opportunity to enjoy miles of amazing beaches of sparkling blue waters, next to deserts and the most unique rock formations and landscapes, the perfect setting to enjoy a beach vacation. See More...

Experience Carnaval La Paz 2009, a Real Mexican Fiesta!  Magic Places
Miguel Angel Hernández Sánchez 7/Feb/2009
Experience Carnaval La Paz 2009, a Real Mexican Fiesta! See More...

Todos Santos Art Festival  Groups & Special Events
Juan Pablo Pinzón 13/Jan/2009
Todos Santos, a small town named a "Pueblo Magico" (Magical Town) by the Mexican government, has plenty of excellent reasons for people to visit it, anytime of the year, such as the town's annual art festival. See More...

Oasis in Cabo: The Estuary of San Jose  Ecotourism
Luis Ernesto de la Garza Carballo 12/Dec/2008
All along the Tourist Corridor in Cabo you’ll find an incredibly beautiful natural oasis, one of the most notable in Mexico: the Estuary of San Jose del Cabo. It is a whole biological paradise, a beautiful bubble of life that is worth admiring and preserving. See More...

Los Cabos All Terrain Tours: A Real Adventure  Sports
René Figueroa Meléndez 15/Nov/2008
Los Cabos is also an extremely picturesque area with a wonderful climate all year round, helping make it the ideal place for one of the most exciting attractions in the area: all terrain tours. See More...

Unforgettable Weddings in Los Cabos  Groups & Special Events
Fernando García Castro 14/Oct/2008
For a stress-free wedding, why not consider celebrating your special day in a breathtaking resort in Los Cabos? Imagine being treated like royalty while staying in a luxurious hotel guestroom, and enjoying the incomparable beauty of Cabo San Lucas or San Jose del Cabo. See More...

Los Cabos on the Open Sea  Sports
César Lozano 17/Sep/2008
If you happen to be in Los Cabos for a visit and you were awe-stricken by the spectacular aridness of the desert and the beautiful beaches, it's time to feel the wind caressing your hair and a fresh breeze against your face in a nautical sensory treatment: crossing the Sea of Cortez. See More...

Regional Dishes: The Culinary Treasures of Los Cabos  Gastronomy
Verónica Santamaría 9/Aug/2008
Discover more about this incredible destination through its regional dishes in which seafood features heavily, and find yourself on a trip of amazing gastronomic variety. See More...

A Wellness Oasis in the Desert: Spas in Los Cabos  Magic Places
Susana Cabrera 10/Jul/2008
The magnificent scenery of the territory that extends from San Jose del Cabo to Cabo San Lucas (known as Los Cabos) presents a spectacular contrast of a desert bathed by the Sea of Cortez. It is an ideal backdrop for a great number of attractions such as pampering yourself in a spa. See More...

Guerrero Negro and Ojo de Liebre Lagoon  Ecotourism
Janine Dávila Madrid 12/Apr/2008
Guerrero Negro is a small town in Southern Baja California in Mulege County, near the Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve. Tourists come to see the gray whales in the calm waters of the Ojo de Liebre Lagoon, where they mate and give birth to their calves. See More...

A Journey Through Wine Country: ''Baja''  Culture & History
Matthew Kirk 11/Mar/2008
Vineyards, which in recent years have had numerous accolades bestowed upon them, lazily wind through the northern Baja countryside, the relatively virgin soil producing a grape reminiscent of a Tuscany of old. See More...

El Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve  Ecotourism
Miguel Ángel Hernández 14/Feb/2008
This natural reserve has an endless number of attractions such as wonderful cave paintings, deserted beaches, lagoons, dunes, mangrove swamps and even islands and islets inhabited by peculiar creatures, some of them endangered species. See More...

Cabo Wabo  Gastronomy
José Aguilar 5/Jan/2008
Cabo Wabo Cantina and Cabo Wabo Tequila (a brand found around the world with the help of rocker, Sammy Hagar, and made from 100% blue agave from Mexico) are two new concepts, in both nightlife and in drink. See More...

Rolex IGFA Offshore Championship Tournament, Los Cabos 2007  Sports
Mireille Pasos 28/Apr/2007
The Rolex IGFA Offshore Championship Tournament is the biggest "catch and release" competition around de world. See More...

Todos Santos: A magical town in South Baja California  Magic Places
Paula Camera 23/Jan/2007
Right in between La Paz and Los Cabos there’s a magical and colorful town, a getaway of hippies, artists and farmers: Todos Santos. See More...

Marine Turtles: Brave survivors of the planet's evolution.  Sea Life
Mireille Pasos 15/Dec/2006
Turtles are fascinating millennial animals that have existed since approximately 250 million years ago. See More...

Pericu: Keepers of a 30,000-year old secret  Culture & History
Mireille Pasos 17/Oct/2006
The Pericu is an ancient tribe that lived in Baja, they vanishes 200 years ago and took with them the secret of the first colonization of America. See More...

Cave Paintings: The best-kept secret of Baja's Desert  Culture & History
Mireille Pasos 15/Sep/2006
All along Baja's desert, over 200 archaological zones have been discovered, places with huge and amazing cave paintings. See More...

A Surf Paradise  Extreme Sports
Juan Pablo Pinzón 15/Jul/2006
Imagine yourself gliding across the waters of the Pacific, wind beneath your outstretched arms. Imagine yourself surfing a wave, like the Polynesian chiefs used to over two thousand years ago. Now think of Los Cabos. See More...

Loreto: A magical retreat in Baja  Magic Places
David Gómez 17/Jun/2006
At Baja California, the “scraped flesh arm of the homeland” as a poet once called it, we can find many places which seem to be located in a different world, where the time goes slowly and life keeps that antique Mexico’s splendor. See More...

Seals: Charming creatures living in the sea of Cortez  Sea Life
Verónica Santamaría 17/May/2006
Groups of seals and sea lions allow you to see them in a wonderful rocky environment with sand and sea. See More...

Baja 1000: Tracks on the desert  Extreme Sports
Miguel Ángel Hernández 13/Apr/2006
Baja 1000 is a race by the desert that has officially taken place since 1967 in the Baja California peninsula in Mexico. See More...

The Manila Galleons and their voyages to Land's End  Culture & History
Mireille Pasos 15/Mar/2006
During colonial times there were great ships that traveled from Manila port in Philippines to the coasts of Acapulco with merchandise from Asia, those ships that undertook the titanic effort of traveling between Asia and America were known as Manila Galleons. See More...

Diving in Los Cabos: A fascinating experience  Sports
César Lozano 20/Feb/2006
Los Cabos underwaters boast a large array of marine life and offer very attractive diving spots. Admire the natural wonders of the Sea of Cortez and visit some of the most beautiful reefs in the world, like the one at Cabo Pulmo. See More...

So… how Los Cabos was born?  Culture & History
César Lozano 16/Jan/2006
Cabo San Lucas was a landmark for sailors since it was discovered in 1537 by Francisco de Ulloa. See More...

The East Cape: An exciting booming attraction in Baja.  Magic Places
César Lozano 14/Dec/2005
It began in 1958, when picturesque Hotel Palmas de Cortez was built to accommodate the rush of new adventure and sportfishing seekers. See More...

The Gray Whale: A natural sight to behold  Sea Life
José Carlos Figueroa 15/Nov/2005
The gray whale is born in Mexican waters, near the coast of Baja California. See More...

History of the golf ball  Sports
César Lozano 9/Sep/2005
The golf ball started to exist as such in the year 1600 and came from the Netherlands. By that time, the ball resembled something like a leather bag stuffed with various fillings and was used until the middle of the 19th century. See More...

History of Golf in Los Cabos  Sports
Cesar Lozano 10/Aug/2005
This is the story of three separate groups of golf visionaries in the late 1980's. Each was making plans to change Baja's focus on fishing by creating the first 18-hole golf course. See More...

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