San José del Cabo Aiñuiti Father Nicolas Tamaral founded the mission in 1730. After his death and martyrdom, the mission was abandoned. Later, it was moved to the location that today is known as San Jose del Cabo. According to the inventory of the mission, we know the church was built of jacal, thin sticks
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This picturesque village has retained its charm and heritage since its establishment as Mission “Santa Rosa de Las Palmas” in 1723 by the Jesuit Father Sigismundo Taraval. It was designated as the first Magic Town of the Baja California Sur peninsula on October 23, 2006. Todos Santos combines the experience of learning Mexican culture through
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The growth of Mexico as a nation is due to the influence of both internal and external factors as well as the country’s incredible natural wealth. Those influences include the population of pre-Hispanic groups and traditions, the influence of Anglo-Saxons and Latins at a strategic point in time, Spanish colonization, the imposition of religion, and
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Brian McCallen
While most international golf destinations are static or shrinking, Los Cabos has a handful of exciting new projects that will solidify its reputation as the “Golf Capital of Latin America.” There are 15 golf courses currently open and several more on the drawing board. Thanks to the unique mountain-desert-ocean environment, ideal climate, improved air transportation
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