Baja California Sur is a privileged land of contrasting and immeasurable beauty. It is also a land that was conquered in 1697 by the cross and not the sword. Loreto is guarded by Sierra de la Giganta and was the first settlement that prospered. His name was given by Father Juan Maria de Salvatierra, founding
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The first was known by the name of La Ramona and the next, La Julia. -Armando Trasviña Taylor Traveling as a family is one of the best ways to preserve relationships between members. Through the recreation of traveling, we can accumulate experiences, express emotions, generate ideas and talk about feelings that are important for human
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The Sudcalifornian missions endure as testimony to the congregation of men from different parts of the world. Once construction of the missions was underway, the surrounding areas began to populate. San Ignacio is such a case. The site called Kadda-Kaaman (Carrizal Creek) situated in the Sierra de San Vicente, was discovered in 1716 by the
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“And now, let’s enjoy Venus, the so-called ‘sunrise star or sunset star,’” said Joanne, our naturalist guide. “I can’t believe it. It looks like a growing quarter moon. Why?” “It is due to the position from where we are observing it and the position of Venus in its transit around the sun. Venus crosses in
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A story of imagination and reality One summer morning, in a place called Piedras Pintas near the town of Mulege in the mountainous area of the Sierra de Guadalupe, a group of men of Californian origin was preparing to leave in search of food. Guayaquil, the youth leader, was about to leave the camp. He
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La Paz invites you to enjoy memorable experiences in contact with nature. Just two hours from Los Cabos, the city is known as the Gateway to the Sea of Cortez and The World’s Aquarium for its enormous biodiversity. La Paz is the ideal place to experience a vacation full of adventure. On your next trip,
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Portrait of Author Serge Dedina is the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Wildcoast, an international organization that works to preserve coastal and marine ecosystems and wildlife. He is an avid surfer, swimmer, and former founding director of The Nature Conservancy’s Baja California-Sea of Cortez Program. Serge also authored Saving the Gray Whale, a book based
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One of the earlier Europeans to jump ship and live among the Californios was the English Captain Ritchie, the only European settler in the Los Cabos region for part of the 18th Century. A cabin boy in 1828, he fell in love with a San Jose del Cabo señorita and hid out until the ship
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A long list of exciting water activities makes Medano Beach one of the most popular destinations in Cabo San Lucas. Baja Watersports is a leader in recreation services with attractive and fun packages for groups and private tours. The Arch of Cabo San Lucas is the iconic rock formation in this destination. It is an
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El Squid Roe celebrated its 28th anniversary on May 28th with a live performance by the rapper NELLY. El Squid Roe is one of the favorite places to enjoy good food and the spectacular nightlife of downtown Cabo San Lucas. Attendees lived it up all night long dancing to the DJ music and enjoying the
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Founded in 1730, San Jose del Cabo is one of the most charming cities of the Mexican Pacific and the municipal capital of Los Cabos. The city has an interesting history that shaped it into a cultural center. In addition, the natural environment of the area is one of the most beautiful on the peninsula.
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In this edition, TENDENCIA made a journey between desert, sea, oasis and mountains by the municipalities of the fascinating State of Baja California Sur. We invite you to travel with our video series: “Discover, Explore & Experience.”
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