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By Katia Silva Marine Biologist and Guide at Cabo Trek Humpback whales have already been on the verge of extinction because of commercial hunting. However, with the hunting ban, the population has slowly grown. This is a great history of successful conservation and whale watching tourism is part of that story. Ecotourism is part of [...]

BAJA VOICES Featuring Interesting and Influential people of the Los Cabos community By Justin Porter Biel BLAKE HARRINGTON Originally from San Diego, Blake Harrington moved to Los Cabos in 2010 to open the real estate company, REmexico Real Estate (CaboRealEstate.com) with his partner, the hotelier and developer, Owen Perry. Harrington consistently ranks as one of [...]

Monthly Fishing Report By Gary Graham While seasonal transitions are dreaded in many parts of the world, here in Baja Sur they are a welcome event. They bring big fish and more fish along with throngs of world-class anglers to take part in the extraordinary game of sportfishing. At the tip of Baja, Los Cabos [...]

By Alex Navarro The flight into San José del Cabo is one of the most beautiful experiences. I love looking down and seeing the beautiful land and sea. I try to spot places like Cabo Pulmo bay on the shoreline, and also my home in San José del Cabo and other buildings too. The first [...]

By Justine Schock, your guide to the Cabo Social Scene. SONGWRITERS IN PARADISE Photos Credit: Brooke Stevens The 2nd Annual Songwriters in Paradise (also known as SIP CABO) came to Cabo on October 3-6. Patrick Davis, the founder of SIP CABO explained, "Our 2nd Annual Songwriters in Paradise Cabo at The Bahia Hotel, SUR Beach [...]

A Soulful Mexican Tradition In the past few years, Day of the Dead imagery has seemed to gain popularity in pop-culture, such as the iconic catrinas (female skeletons) and calaveritas (decorated sugar skulls). With the representation of this Mexican tradition spreading wide, it is important to understand the true meaning of this tradition, therefore understanding [...]