Cabo San Lucas Travel Blog

Do you want to be a tourist or a traveler? If the answer is the latter, and you really want to experience Cabo San Lucas, not just the tourist traps but some of the hidden treasures, don’t rely strictly on your hotel concierge for recommendations. Go to where the locals hang out, and let them tell...

Besides the predictable array of great Mexican restaurants and the fantastic fresh local seafood that catapulted Cabo San Lucas from backwater fishing village to international tourist destination, the local dining scene is perhaps best characterized by its versatility. There are French-style bistros,...

One of the main selling points of Los Cabos has always been the tremendous coastal views of the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean. The major resorts are all located along the coastal corridor, with the best rooms, suites, and villas generally corresponding to the quality of the views. And whether it...

In a place like Cabo San Lucas, famed for its nightlife, competition among bars and restaurants is intense.  Thus, Cabo Blue’s increasing popularity as an affordable dining option and late night party spot has been one of the area’s most notable recent success stories. Formerly called Blue...

In addition to the large all-inclusive beachfront resorts that stretch along the coastline from Cabo San Lucas to San Jose del Cabo, the area is also home to a number of boutique hotels that offer unique and intimate accommodations. Visitors who wish to avoid the homogeneity of the large chain hotels...

Consistently voted as the best breakfast and brunch spot in Cabo (one prominent travel publication even proclaimed it the best breakfast stop in all of Mexico), Mama’s Royal Cafe was opened by chef and owner Spencer Moore in 1991, and has been thriving ever since as a haven for those who wish to...

A single day is scarcely enough to encompass the tremendous scope of sights and sounds, tours and activities, shops and markets, extraordinary cuisine and robust nightlife available in the seaside resort that is Cabo San Lucas. It is enough, however, to give one the broad brush strokes of life in this...

A small fishing village until the tourist boom of the early 1970s, Cabo San Lucas does not boast a rich architectural history, or many of the artifacts and remnants of colonial heritage so conspicuous in other Mexican cities. One noticeable exception, however, is the Iglesia Catolica de San Lucas. Built...

The first Ruth’s Chris Steak House opened in New Orleans in 1965, and they now boast 125 worldwide locations, two of which are in Mexico – Cancun and Cabo San Lucas. Ruth’s Chris was recently voted the #1 Steak House Chain in America by National Restaurant News, and their Cabo San...

El Arco, or The Arch, is the most recognizable regional landmark, as representative of Cabo San Lucas as the Golden Gate Bridge for San Francisco, the Eiffel Tower for Paris, or the Colosseum for Rome.  On those rare occasions when the tide is low enough, you can walk beneath El Arco, journeying from...