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The Colorful Treasures of The Art Market in San José del Cabo
Strolling around the picturesque Art District in San José del Cabo is always a pleasure, with countless boutiques and galleries offering captivating, unique artworks that are hard to resist browsing. Several weeks ago, I stumbled upon a charming new gallery nestled along a side street. An entryway from the sidewalk through a rustic brick wall opened up to an inviting courtyard jam-packed with colorful folk art, lanterns, pottery, jewelry and home décor items. Brilliant glass globes dangle from a central tree, Dia de los Muertos pieces line garden shelves and whimsical painted tin pieces hang from walls. I had the chance to talk to Lupita Childers, who with partner Gaby…
A Celebration of the Rich Heritage of Tequila
Earlier this year, the Marquis Los Cabos debuted a $1,000 tequila popsicle made from the ultra-exclusive “Tequilas Premium Clase Azul Ultra” and flecked with 24-carat gold. While the jaw-dropping price tag may make you pause before ordering the treat by the pool, Marquis’ special “Distinctive T” designation from the Tequila Regulatory Council of Mexico (the first resort in Baja California to have received the designation) means the resort is exceptionally equipped to help you discover the nuances of this celebrated spirit.
Pisces Sportfishing keeps Conservation and Sportsmanship Alive on the Sea of Cortez: An Interview with Tracy Ehrenberg
Last month, I had the chance to sit down with Tracy Ehrenberg, one of the owners of the award-winning fleet of Pisces Sportfishing. Among the area’s most highly regarded charter companies, respected by fishermen and conservationists alike, Pisces has been active as a family-owned business in Cabo San Lucas since 1978 and was the recipient of the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) Lifetime Achievement award for their conservation efforts. In talking to Tracy, what really stood out was her passion—for Cabo San Lucas, for protecting the magnificent billfish that inhabit Los Cabos, and for providing an unforgettable experience to every guest, whether a seasoned angler or parents sharing a first…
An Oasis in San José: An Interview with Nathalie Tenoux of Casa Natalia
Casa Natalia is not the typical Los Cabos getaway that springs to mind for many vacationers—there’s no glitzy beach club, it’s located in the heart of San José del Cabo’s historic district, and the hotel has only 14 rooms and 2 suites. But what it lacks in big-scale oomph it more than makes up for in romance. Steps to the art galleries and inviting restaurants of charming San José, Casa Natalia is a true oasis of old-world hospitality. Step into the quiet lobby from the town’s bustling plaza, and you’re greeted by the sight of a serene private courtyard, with swaying palms, vibrant flowers and chirping birds. We chatted with…
Traveler’s Night In – Live from Los Cabos
Recently, we had the great opportunity to take part in a “Traveler’s Night In” (#TNI) Twitter tweetup at the breathtaking Marquis Los Cabos. #TNI is a weekly travel industry twitter event that brings together many of the industry’s leading professionals, travel writers, bloggers, hotels, activity providers and agents to discuss a different travel-related theme each week from 3:30-5PM ET. Started up by ZipSetGo.com, the hashtag is now one of the travel industry’s most followed—and a great way for travel junkies to keep up to date with the latest trends, great suggestions and interesting ideas.
Top 5 Reasons to Plan your Destination Wedding in a Cabo Villa
If you’re been dreaming of a sunny destination wedding but are overwhelmed by the variety of locations and the possibility of having to coordinate a hundred little details—not to mention convincing your family and friends that this is a GREAT idea—you might find that a Los Cabos villa wedding is a sure bet. Here are our top reasons to consider tying the knot at Land’s End. 1. It’s Easier to Get Here than You Think: Located at the tip of Mexico’s Baja peninsula, Los Cabos (home to Cabo San Lucas and its quieter colonial sister city, San José del Cabo) is a relatively short flight from most major US airways.…
Gone Fishing? Gourmet Tips for What to do with Your Cabo Catch…
Gone fishing in Los Cabos? Home to some of the world’s best marlin, dorado (mahi-mahi) and tuna fishing, Los Cabos is a paradise for anglers of all abilities, whether it’s your first time on those abundant Cabo waters or you’re an annual competitor in one of the area’s big tournaments. While we encourage conservation of Cabo’s magnificent sport fish via catch-and-release, as do the highly experienced crews of the fishing charters we work with, you may decide to keep some of your catch—after all, Los Cabos is legendary for its wonderful, fresh seafood. Here are some delicious ideas of what to do with that catch:
Fish—And Party—On, Dude! Top Guy Getaways in Los Cabos
No longer just for bachelor parties, Cabo San Lucas is a great spot for a “mancation,” with no lack of great accommodations and fun for a getaway with the bros. Spend your morning fighting a monster striped marlin on the Sea of Cortez or playing a round with your buddies on a championship ocean-view golf course—followed by a night of fine cigars and premium tequila at some of the wildest cantinas around. Just a short flight from many major U.S. gateways, Cabo’s home to hot beaches and even hotter nightlife. Here are some of our top picks for guy getaways at Land’s End…
Lobster Salad Recipe from Award-Winning Canto del Mar Restaurant
The award-winning Canto del Mar restaurant at the beautiful Marquis los Cabos Resort is known for breathtaking Sea of Cortez views, an intimate dining room that seats only 25 guests and the lush signature cuisine of Chef Thierry Dufour. A rotating 6-course menu is the centerpiece, highlighting the freshest local seafood and locally-grown produce. Traditional and contemporary French techniques bring simple, quality ingredients to life. Sommelier Angeles Sanchez oversees the impressive wine list, and live jazz guitar sets the mood for an unforgettable evening. Here, Chef Thierry and Carlos Torres, Food & Beverage Director at the Marquis, share one of the restaurant’s recipes, a vibrant lobster salad that goes great…
Los Cabos Locals Gather to Protest Mining Operation
Several weeks ago, thousands of concerned Los Cabos residents and visitors turned out in force to show solidarity against proposed open-pit gold mining operations slated for development in the fragile UNESCO Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere in Baja Sur, Mexico.