Rancho Los Algodones, located just 15 minutes east of Santa Anita in San Jose del Cabo, belongs to the Alvarez Carrillo family. Members of the family have been making traditional fresh cheese for more than 50 years. Some friends and I went camping at the ranch because part of my friend Cristina’s family lives there.
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The Sierra de la Giganta descend towards the Pacific Ocean and there is a long, sinuous, green ravine on the slope where two towns have been located since 1714: San Jose de Comondu and San Miguel de Comondu, colloquially called Los Comondu. Are you interested in learning about the people and their environment from centuries
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If destiny has already brought you to the paradise that is Baja California Sur, let luck direct your journey through the beautiful landscapes. A desire to discover is all that is required. Get ready. A great adventure awaits you! Loreto Bahía de Loreto National Park: Visit this protected natural area and have a picnic on
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When choosing a travel destination, open spaces, contact with nature, and tranquility are particularly attractive. Fortunately, all can be found in La Paz. Every corner is a picture postcard that captures the beauty of the sea and the sustainable activities that link fun with concern for the environment. The South Californian capital truly has exceptional
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Book Review Beyond enchanting natural landscapes, Los Cabos holds a series of events that have established its identity over the years. In the book: El Origen de Los Cabos recounts the beauty and magic of each of its delegations so you can explore the main activities the regions through images and important data. Find the
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Something emotional happens when several dishes come together at the same table, because we know that the best times are the times you share food. The family style is recommended by chef Christian Ricci. That’s because you can enjoy the ingredients and the flavors while the talk progresses at the table. A single bite will
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The year 2021 is upon us, and while the icy winds from the north make us feel like bringing out fresh white and sparkling wines and champagne, we have some other recommendations for wines to enjoy during these months of cool to low temperatures. If we take into account that full-bodied wines should be served
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There is no better place to learn the world of wine and beer than a bar. The Wine Bar just happens to have the finest instructors for learning this subtle art and venturing into a universe where everything is resolved with a glass in hand. If you are an expert and have already achieved several
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Furniture manufacturing, interior design, art, decorations, lighting, and international brands. The new location of Haute Galleria in Plaza Meridiano 111, Colonia El Medano, right in the center of Cabo San Lucas, promises to have everything you are looking for when decorating. Here you will find the option of manufacturing custom and made-to-measure furniture built with
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There is a romance between sea, sand, and land in Sudcalifornia. From the sea comes the winds that form those wonderfully singular figures of sand that are perfectly traced half-moons, stars, and more. This soil is the possessor of many wonderful spaces where accumulations or mountains of sand are formed in both desert areas and
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Toro Latin Kitchen & Bar, the iconic restaurant with the world-renowned Chef Richard Sandoval in charge, has positioned itself as a leader over the past five years in the outstanding Los Cabos gastronomic and lifestyle scene. The masterfully designed interior is accented with contemporary art and local elements that provide an organic touch. The space
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The team at Tendencia decided to share some time with the young residents at Casa Hogar located in Cabo San Lucas. We contacted Jayson Stirrup, executive director, for guidance. He warmly welcomed us at the location and provided the necessary information to get started. Just like that, the idea was born! Inspired by two successful
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What despair! I can’t blame the pandemic because it has happened before. Just when one wants to define something, the language narrows, as the poet Sabines has said. And now that I would like to define something that we all know, sculpture, nothing, nothing that I can think of satisfies me. So, I stick to
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To start designing the theme for an event, the professionals at Del Cabo Event Design and Yaya Rentals bring ideas to life on a mood board using textures and colors. This extra effort allows the team to deepen the essence of what customers want to project. When planning a wedding, they take into account the
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There are many places in the world to have a destination wedding. Los Cabos is one of the favorites. Why do brides and grooms choose the peninsula? To begin with, the ideal climate. During the day, you bask in the rays of the sun and, at night, you welcome fresh breezes off the sea. Another
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Few things strengthen the bonds between friends and family as traveling together. When we travel, we discover a great deal about the personalities of our trip companions. Travel also feeds the soul and expands horizons. That’s why travel is such a perfect way to bring your tribe together and celebrate the people with who you
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THE PREHISTORY OF MEXICAN CALIFORNIA If the history of Mexican California is fascinating and extraordinary, the prehistory may be even better. During the formation process of the peninsula, the central mountain range emerged in parallel with the Gulf of California and the oases. In the same prehistoric period, but a long time later, the presence
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“A love for fishing, diving, nature and water sports allowed me to discover the incredible richness of the sea. Since then, I’ve learned to appreciate the great variety of fish and other species that live in the Gulf of California and the Pacific Ocean,” Angel Carbajal. It is early, around 6:00 am, and the first
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