Gabriel Fonseca
Baja California Sur is perfect for love. It is a land full of minerals and great energy that many call paradise. Before the mid-twentieth century, San Jose del Cabo was a very romantic town where any romance was news. The city was home to ancient traditions from all over the world and people’s background
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By Gabriel Fonseca
The proximity to the United States and Canada, the originality and challenges of the golf course designs and the beauty of the landscapes that combine desert, sea and mountains make Los Cabos the Mexican capital of golf. It was wisely decided in the initial planning for our tourist destination that sport fishing and golf
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By Gabriel Fonseca
“While it necessary that you eat and your belly becomes full, everything is as it should be. But if you are lucky enough to have someone who makes you tasty food, then give God many thanks,” said the ever-smiling Don Rogelio, who owns a small restaurant on the road to the village of San Bartolo.
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By Gabriel Fonseca
Just one image captured from space is needed to see that the Mexican California Peninsula is a unique habitat on this planet. The land is impressive for its mountainous spine and the vivid contrast of arid soil and the color of the surrounding sea.
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