With colorful twinkling lights illuminating every resort, residential community and shop from Cabo San Lucas to San Jose del Cabo, Santa and his reindeer will have no trouble finding the Baja Peninsula.

Even if you’ve waited until the 11th hour, Cabo has several last-minute shopping spots where you’re certain to find something special for that special someone, from colorful ceramics to exquisite jewelry.

As the new year approaches, it's the ideal time to pause and reflect on everything that has brought us to this moment. This past year featured both highlights and valuable lessons that will support your growth. It's important to remember your origins and consider where your next steps will lead you in 2025.

A cherished Mexican custom for more than 400 years, posadas are seasonal festivals that perpetuate a Catholic tradition heralding the Christmas season from Dec. 16 – 24. These festivals commemorate the pilgrimage made by Mary and Joseph from Nazareth to Bethlehem in their search for a place to stay and await the birth of the baby Jesus.

A "Four Hands Dinner", featuring a pair of culinary talents plus a mixology star, is scheduled for Monday, December 2 at Quivira Steakhouse. Located in the clubhouse of Quivira Golf Club within outdoor seating within earshot of the ocean’s rumbling surf, this venue provides an ideal setting for a high-level dining experience.

Few names in the world of golf are as revered as Jack Nicklaus. Known as "The Golden Bear," Nicklaus's career and influence on the game are unmatched, both in his time as a player and later as a course designer. From his unparalleled success on the global stage to his transformative impact on golf course architecture, Nicklaus is a living legend whose work at Quivira Los Cabos stands as one of his crowning achievements. Here’s why Jack Nicklaus’s legacy continues to shape the future of golf and why Quivira is a living proof of his mastery.

The Mexican calendar is chockablock with holidays that often come as a surprise to ex-pats and visitors. Revolution Day, or Día de la Revolución, is celebrated in Mexico on November 20 with parades, festivals and other events. While low-key in comparison to Independence Day, Revolution Day commemorates the start of the Mexican Revolution in 1910.

Los Cabos, Latin America’s trendiest and most glamorous destination, has world-class fishing, golf, water sports and land adventures. Well under the radar is that fact that Cabo also has polo. Seven miles north of downtown Cabo San Lucas, Club Polo Cabo will stage its annual Gold Cup event on Saturday, November 9 from noon to 4:00 p.m.; and again on Sunday, November 10 from noon to 4:00 p.m.

Got a minute to hear about something truly extraordinary? As the ocean reflects the warmth of autumn’s sun, an incredible journey is unfolding beneath the waves. The majestic humpback whales are making their way back to the waters of Los Cabos, and with them, they bring a sense of wonder that never fades. It’s a moment of awe that connects us all to the beauty of nature, one you won’t want to miss.

The esteemed ‘Los Cabos International Film Festival: Cinema Encounters’ returns with fresh ideas, new venues and enhanced networking opportunities, December 4-8. Founded to unite North America’s cinema worlds, the annual gathering creates a vital dialogue within the global film industry.

At Quivira, where land ends, life truly begins.

As Día de los Muertos approaches, we are reminded of a profound truth: life does not end, it transforms. This belief, passed down through generations, is celebrated with both joy and reverence during Día de los Muertos, a time to honor the past, cherish the present, and embrace what is yet to come.

In the world of luxury real estate, sustainability is not merely an option, it is a necessity. Today’s investors are seeking opportunities that align with their values, combining luxury with responsibility. Quivira Los Cabos stands at the forefront of this shift, offering an exceptional example of how a development can embrace sustainability without compromising elegance or investment potential. Nestled between the desert and the Pacific Ocean, Quivira is a destination that marries natural beauty with innovative sustainability practices.

Quivira Los Cabos owners who play pickleball or tennis can advance their games by attending a pair of clinics on Tuesday, November 19. Each will be hosted by a top professional. Q Life, the multi-faceted lifestyle club, has organized the learning sessions exclusively for residents.

Ready to circle a date on the first quarter 2025 road racing calendar and start your training program in earnest? On Sunday, February 9, San José del Cabo will become an epicenter of running with the staging of a half marathon, the 21K Los Cabos 2025. Organized by Merka Sport S de RL de CV, in coordination with the authorities of the H. XIV City Council of Los Cabos, this athletic competition offers a unique and exciting experience for all participants.

When envisioning your dream home, it’s not just about the structure—it’s about creating a space that feels like your own, a place where each element reflects your identity and sense of belonging.

Q Life, an all-embracing club dedicated to the ‘Art of Fine Living,’ has organized a special golf event for community residents.

Present-day Day of the Dead celebrations are a mash-up of pre-Hispanic religious rites and Christian feasts. They take place on November 1 and 2—All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day on the Christian calendar—around the time of the fall maize harvest.

It’s Chiles en Nogada season! Try this classic Mexican dish with roasted poblano peppers, picadillo, walnut cream sauce, and pomegranate seeds.

At the southern tip of Baja, where the desert meets the Pacific, Quivira Los Cabos has long been a premier destination for those seeking elegance. Now, with the upcoming arrival of Rosewood and St. Regis, Quivira is poised to redefine luxury living.

It’s a fact. Extended exposure to El Sol, especially on the golf course, can pose serious health risks to the skin and eyes. Golfers can protect themselves by taking simple precautions, especially during the warm summer months. Notoriously lax in the past about self-protection, golfers have begun to change their ways based on the evidence.

San Jose del Cabo, a historic colonial capital, is setting its sights on a lofty goal—to be recognized as a Barrio Magico, or magical neighborhood, under an innovative new program introduced by the Mexican Secretary of Tourism.

Like clockwork, the long stretch of beach in front of the Pueblo Bonito Pacifica and Sunset Beach resorts is about to become a sea turtle sanctuary.

How well do you know Los Cabos – the glamorous desert-meets-ocean getaway at Land’s End?

A special dinner featuring two Michelin-starred Japanese chefs will take place at Peninsula, the signature beachfront restaurant at Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Golf & Spa Resort, on Friday, June 28 at 18:00 hours (6:00 p.m.).

Welcome to Mavila
Ever wished your vacation home could pay for itself? At Mavila, it can. We are not just offering stunning residences along the Baja coast, we are unlocking a world of financial opportunity, where luxury living, and smart investing go hand-in-hand.

Alvar, the newest jewel in the crown within Quivira Los Cabos, has unveiled its first completed residences, cementing the development’s reputation as Cabo’s most desirable getaway.

Mixologists, bartenders, spirits experts and drink recipe developers have weighed in: the margarita is the most popular cocktail in the world. There are many reasons why, starting with the fact that the margarita equates to celebrating good times with friends.

It’s May, which for surfers marks the start of the summer swell season in Los Cabos.
Deep-sea fishing and world-class golf have always attracted their share of enthusiasts to Cabo, but surfers, a dedicated bunch who will go anywhere to catch a wave, have been exploring the beaches in and around Los Cabos for decades.

A recent story in DESTINO, Cabo’s bimonthly magazine, addressed a topic near and dear to Cabo residents and visitors alike: Mexican gastronomy, aptly described as “a rich blend of history, tradition and irresistible taste.

Cinco de Mayo (Spanish for Fifth of May) is an annual celebration that commemorates Mexico's victory over the French forces of Napoleon III at the Battle of Puebla in 1862.

Close your eyes, take a deep breath in, and hold it for a moment. Now, exhale slowly and continue reading after five seconds... Imagine you are at Quivira, surrounded by the tranquil beauty where the desert meets the sea.

Quivira Golf Club, recently voted to Golf Digest’s list of the “World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses,” has grown mightily in stature since its 2014 debut.

At Quivira, we align our heartbeats with the pulse of our planet, recognizing that luxury living and eco-consciousness not only coexist, they thrive together. As International Mother Earth Day approaches, we at Quivira embrace this moment to reflect on our deep-rooted commitment to sustainability and celebrate the bounty of our Earth, which shapes the essence of the Quivira lifestyle.

The Letty Coppel Foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. For the past two decades, the foundation’s main goal has been to support those who need it most in the areas where Pueblo Bonito Resorts are located.

Art Baja, the leading cultural festival in Baja California, has scheduled a series of events in San Jose del Cabo, Todos Santos, La Paz, Tijuana and Ensenada through May 5.

Talk about a culinary twofer. Mexico’s National Tamale Day is March 23, while National Taco Day is March 31. (National Taco Day in the U.S., where this Mexican staple is very popular, is celebrated on Oct. 4). Without question, tacos and tamales are two of the most delicious and beloved foods ever invented.

Quivira Golf Club’s reputation as a must-play course has grown by leaps and bounds since Golf Digest named this epic Jack Nicklaus-designed layout to its prestigious list of the “World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses.”

Previously played at the height of summer, an elite group of the world’s top players will compete in singles and doubles matches from February 19-24, the heart of Cabo’s high season. Since the inaugural event in 2016, the tournament has evolved into one of Latin America’s most prestigious tennis events.

Often overlooked is the region’s rugged interior, which holds many treasures. The mountain-desert-ocean ecosystem in Los Cabos and its environs is rare, unique—and worth exploring.

Ready for an unforgettable encounter alongside the world’s largest fish? In the state’s capital city of La Paz on the Sea of Cortez two hours north of Los Cabos, whale sharks are common at this time of year. 

Perched on a cliff high above the restless sea, the par-3 seventh hole at Quivira Golf Club, its deep, elongated green carved into the base of a massive dune, is one of the most dramatic one-shutters Jack Nicklaus has ever built.

Chalk it up to serendipity. Geographically, Los Cabos is a Land’s End, a desert-meets-ocean destination nestled at the tip of one of the world’s longest peninsulas.

Whether your 2023 golf season was good, bad or somewhere in between, 2024 ushers in a new season. The slate is clean. Hope springs eternal. This is especially true for golfers forever on the brink of a breakthrough.

The holiday season, as evidenced by the colorful twinkling lights in every resort and community from Cabo San Lucas to San Jose del Cabo, is upon us. Even though it doesn’t snow in Cabo, Santa is on his way!

To mark 20 years of achievement as a charitable institution, the Letty Coppel Foundation has organized a very special event to celebrate its anniversary.

Situated next to Amakiri Botanical Garden, the new Quivira Farmer’s Market, unveiled in late October, features organic products, food stalls, artisanal crafts, natural medicines, handmade jewelry, cleaning products, colorful folkloric clothing and more. The market, open every Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. through May, is accessible to community residents as well as guests of Pueblo Bonito Resorts.

When day turns to night, everything is better by candlelight!

With that in mind, Quivira Los Cabos has scheduled a special tribute concert to Coldplay, the British rock band known for its melodic piano-driven anthems.

Q Life, dedicated to the ‘Art of Fine Living,’ has organized a special golf event for community residents. Scheduled for Monday, December 4 at 7:00 a.m., the Second Annual Q Life Two-Ball Shamble Tournament will be contested at Quivira Golf Club, a Jack Nicklaus Signature design recently voted to Golf Digest’s roster of the “World’s 100 Greatest Golf Courses.”

The final weeks of summer in Los Cabos can be tough to weather. After all, the conditions have been oppressively hot since mid-July. The average daily temperature in September is consistently in the high 80s and low 90s F, but seasonal high humidity makes it feel like it’s in the low 100s F. That’s steamy.

In the world of enticing offers, this one is irresistible:
“The Bajaja is an intimate music festival on a pristine beach in Baja California Sur, Mexico. With mountain views at the end of an arroyo where a palm grove and sunsets meet the sea (in El Pescadero), join us November 30 – December 2. 

Invented in 1965 as a children's backyard game on Bainbridge Island in Washington State, pickleball has grown by leaps and bounds. With a growth rate of 39.3% since 2021, pickleball has been named the fastest-growing sport in the U.S. 

Summer is fleeting. Fall is approaching.
For big-game fishermen across the globe, thoughts (and dreams) now turn to Los Cabos, a legendary deep-sea fishing mecca. In fact, more big-game fish are caught in Los Cabos, a.k.a. “Marlin Alley,” than anywhere else in the world. October, when marlin fishing is at its peak, yields the biggest trophy fish--and the biggest cash jackpots.

The time to escape and take a break from routine to start enjoying a journey that begins the moment you step into Quivira until you say goodbye has come. When renting a stay at the villas or condos of the residential units at Quivira, it may be a little overwhelming finding out the many options available for you: from which activities to choose from to what to eat. 

Oceans cover most of our planet and are vital for life. A few days ago, on June 8th, World Ocean Day was celebrated. Established by the United Nations, its goal is to create conscience about the importance of these vast water bodies and promote their conservation.  World Sea Turtle Day happened some days later, on June 16th.

Fashionistas of Los Cabos, circle the dates on your calendar! Los Cabos Fashion Week will celebrate its first edition from June 25 – 30. Los Cabos now joins elite fashion industry destinations such as New York, Paris, London and Milan as a global style leader.

When day turns to night, everything is better by candlelight!

With that in mind, Quivira Los Cabos has scheduled six Candlelight Summer concerts for late July. 

Caretaking the planet and its finite resources should be everyone’s business. And that includes fashionistas.

Spas, just as we know them now, are rooted in traditional healing practices from many countries around the world. For example, the ancient Greeks and Romans used thermal water therapy, while in Asia, traditional Chinese medicine used massage techniques.

At Quivira Los Cabos we have found true inspiration in the diversity of Mexican architecture and design to create a welcoming, contemporary and, at the same time, exclusive environment.

World Turtle Day is May 23. Time to “Shellabrate!” 

American Tortoise Rescue (ATR), a nonprofit organization, was established in 1990 to protect all species of turtles and tortoises. ATR created and launched WorldTurtleDay.org to increase respect for and knowledge about one of the world’s oldest creatures. Turtle lovers around the globe throw parties, organize fundraisers, and take “shellfies” on May 23 to share on social media.

World Cocktail Day, a global celebration of cocktails, marks the publication date of the first definition of a cocktail on May 13, 1806. On that day, the New York tabloid The Balance and Columbian Repository defined a cocktail as “a stimulating liquor, composed of spirits of any kind, sugar, water and bitters.”  

The sun is climbing higher into the sky and the water is beginning to warm up. Spring is a perfect time to hit the beach on the Pacific side of Los Cabos!

Created as an exclusive amenity for residents of Quivira Los Cabos, the Beach Club at Quivira Los Cabos, unveiled last November, has expanded its menu of Q Life activities for owners.

A recent story in Mexico News Daily entitled, “Food for thought: Mexican expressions inspired by the dinner table,” provides humorous insights into the nation’s culture and comestibles. 

April 22nd is Earth Day under the motto: “Investing in our planet”, where awareness is raised about environmental changes and the conservation of biodiversity in the face of climate change, among other things.

Spring has sprung! Long-time residents as well as frequent visitors to Los Cabos all have their favorite times of year. There’s autumn, when the air is fresh and the desert is lush and green after summer rains. There’s winter, for the festive year-end holidays and the annual arrival of the whales. 

The quintessential symbol of Mexican gastronomy? It’s the sauce! Sauce in Mexico equates to salsa, the essential ingredient in the nation’s most popular dishes and antojitos (snacks).

In March, we celebrate World water day, a date on which we reflect on the importance of this vital liquid.

Have you ever thought about what water represents? It is one of the most precious resources of our planet, the source that gives us the possibility to enjoy our environment. Water is everything, which is why it is crucial to take measures to preserve it and ensure a sustainable future for everyone.

There’s no escaping it. Los Cabos gets toasty in the summer, the humidity a match for the mercury. By July, with the sun high in the sky and the desert parched to a shade of khaki brown, locals and visitors alike look for creative ways to cool off outside their air-conditioned homes and hotel rooms.

Here’s are four of our favorite ways to cope with El Sol and rising temperatures this summer.

1. Medano Beach 

Los Cabos is home to nearly 20 eco-certified Blue Flag beaches. (When you see a Blue Flag flying in Los Cabos, you know the beach is clean and accessible, has excellent water quality, meets high safety standards, and is working to protect local shorelines and ecosystems). At the top of the list is Medano Beach, a two-mile crescent of soft sand lapped by gentle waves in the Bay of San Lucas. For a family-friendly frolic in mild surf on a warm day, this is a perfect choice. Lined with bars, restaurants, cantinas, and beach clubs, this grand strand is ground zero for social life in Cabo. Medano Beach is located directly in front of Blanco and Rose, Pueblo Bonito’s two downtown resort hotels. For a peaceful beach experience, arrive early in the day or just before sunset.

2. Baja Brewing Company

Nothing quenches a thirst like an ice-cold beer on a hot summer day. Baja Brewing Company, the original craft beer of Los Cabos, embraces a storied tradition with regional flair. Founded in 2007 in San Jose del Cabo by a Colorado brewmeister, the company, its brand mascot a donkey, offers eight quality “line” beers year-round, including Black Scorpion Black Ale and Peyote IPA, both recent Plata Cerveza Mexico award winners. The brewery uses imported malted barley, top-quality brewer’s yeast, water from the aquifers of the Sierra de la Laguna, and hops imported from Washington State and other sources.

The company’s summer beer is Mango Wheat, a medium-bodied, copper-colored thirst-quencher with a fruity aroma and a slight bitterness balanced by the sweetness of mango. Or opt for Low Razz, a fruity raspberry ale that’s a perfect substitute for rose wine. Bottled products are sold throughout Los Cabos, but there’s no substitute for sipping the suds at the one of the brewery’s canteens. For a frosty brew and some of the best views in town, the shaded rooftop at Cabo Villas Terrace in Cabo San Lucas is the place to go.

3. Frosty delicacy at The Market at Quivira

There’s no better source of instant refreshment on a warm summer day than an ice-cold treat. Los Helados, a favorite stop for kids of all ages at The Market, offers fresh ice cream and Italian-style gelato in an array of flavors. The popular food stall, where the servers wear classic straw boaters, has plentiful toppings so patrons can customize their frozen creations. Don’t miss the tagline for Los Helados: “Without ice cream, there would be darkness and chaos.”

4. Pool bar at Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Golf & Spa Resort

Talk about a double dose of refreshment. The spacious pool at Pueblo Bonito Pacifica, the adults-only, all-inclusive hotel a stone’s throw from the beach, is a magnet for vacationers all summer long. Bathers and back-strokers have plenty of room to enjoy the water, but by mid-afternoon on a balmy summer day, guests gravitate to the pool’s swim-up bar for ice-cold refreshments. The top choices range from a non-alcoholic limonada mineral or a frosty beer in a can (Pacifico with a lime is a classic) to a hand-shaken margarita created by the resort’s expert bartenders.

Salud!

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, thoughts turn to romance. Especially in a dazzling desert-meets-sea destination where all the ingredients for intimacy and togetherness are on full display. 

Whether you’re are a seasoned visitor or have just begun your Cabo vacation tradition, you’re bound to learn something new from the list below. Located 1,000 miles south of San Diego at the southern tip of the Baja peninsula, Los Cabos, a glittering desert-meets-sea destination, is a fascinating place to visit, with lots to do and much to learn. 

New year, new discoveries, new adventures! Tucked away on the East Cape, 50 miles north of Cabo San Lucas, is Rancho Ecológico Sol de Mayo, an oasis in the desert well worth finding for its beauty and solitude.

“All the gold in the world means nothing, what lasts are the good deeds we do for all fellow men.”  -- Adolfo Prieto

 Founded in 2004 by Letty Coppel, the Fundacion Letty Coppel was created with the primary objective of improving the quality of life within the communities of Los Cabos and Mazatlán.

Situated off the coast of La Paz and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005 (and a National Park since 2007), Espiritu Santo, the Island of the Holy Spirit, is a place apart. Holy Spirit is a fitting name for a place that leaves visitors feeling exalted and renewed by the island’s magical mix of solitude, sun, sand and saltwater. 

It is well known that the rapid pace in large cities causes stress and anxiety and that, by changing environments, our mood is transformed when in front of a beach, a mountain, the desert or any landscape.

The year is coming to an end and, with it, comes a reflection on everything we achieved, the recap of our goals, of the things we postponed and what we wish to do in 2023.

Same golf course, different order of holes. The recent debut of the Beach Club, an exclusive new amenity for Quivira Los Cabos residents and their guests, necessitated the elimination of the beachfront golf cart path that led from the staging area to the former first tee. 

December 15 marked the official start of the whale watching season in Los Cabos, the beautiful Land’s End destination that also happens to be one of the best places in the world to see whales.

Sea turtle season has come to an end with great success. Each year, at Quivira, we have the privilege to do a little bit for the conservation of one of the most beautiful species in our oceans. 

Call it a reawakening, or a renaissance. El Triunfo, a former mining town south of La Paz, continues to draw day-trippers from Los Cabos to its restored colonial buildings, authentic eateries, and unrivalled 19th-century ambience. Considered an important site for archaeological research, El Triunfo is one of the best preserved 19th-century mining communities in North America.

Breakfast is often called & the most important meal of the day', and for good reason. Breakfast kick-starts your metabolism, helping you burn calories throughout the day. It replenishes your supply of glucose to boost energy levels and alertness while providing other essential nutrients required for good health. It also gives you the energy you need to get things done--or simply enjoy an active lifestyle. Happily, Los Cabos brims with excellent breakfast choices to “break” your overnight fasting period. Here’s our top five.

Visitors often refer to El Arco, the iconic sea arch at Land’s End, as the place where the Sea of Cortes meets the Pacific Ocean. Not true. Situated at kilometer zero near Quivira Golf Club’s seventh tee is Faro Viejo, the region’s original lighthouse. The castle-like edifice, the oldest standing structure in Los Cabos (1905), commands the very tip of the Baja Peninsula.

If anyone can speak with authority about what’s new within the Quivira resort community, it’s Christian Rehmke, who took the reins in June 2021 and oversees the operation of the development’s master plan.

Scheduled this year for November 9 – 13, the renowned Los Cabos International Film Festival is one of main pillars of Cabo’s cultural life. The festival was founded to unite the American, Canadian, and Mexican cinema worlds—and create a dialogue with the global film industry.

Gastrovino is going Greek!

The annual Gastrovino Food and Wine Festival, scheduled for November 11 – 13 in the colonial city of Todos Santos an hour’s drive north of Cabo San Lucas, is harking back to the days of Bacchanalia.

What began a few years ago as a friendly get-together for foodies who care about well-sourced ingredients and proper meal preparation has blossomed into the Cooking Class, one of the most popular facets of Q Life’s Flavors pillar enjoyed by Quivira’s residential owners. (Resort guests are also welcome to join the class). These interactive culinary demonstrations are scheduled every Friday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Organic Orchard at Pueblo Bonito Pacifica Golf & Spa Resort.

Situated at the tip of the Baja Peninsula in the place where the Sea of Cortes meets the Pacific Ocean, Cabo is a legendary deep-sea fishing capital. More big-game fish are caught in Los Cabos, a.k.a. “Marlin Alley,” than anywhere else in the world. October, when marlin fishing is at its best, produces the biggest catches (and the biggest jackpots).

Renowned for its magnificent stretch of coastline, legendary deep-sea fishing and romantic hideaway allure, Los Cabos has a fascinating history as a Spanish frontier in a no-man’s land.

You’re in Mexico. It’s time to discover the amazing variety of quick, affordable meals that Mexicans eat on the go. 

Street food is not a pejorative term. It’s best described as homemade food that’s very tasty and, by restaurant standards, very inexpensive.  

San Jose del Cabo’s Thursday night Art Walk is a fixture on the calendar from November through June, offering visitors an ideal opportunity to explore the city’s historic Art District. 

This will come as no surprise to anyone who enjoys the varied and delicious food that Mexico has to offer.

For a vacation destination to be considered world-class, it must offer a wide-ranging menu of age-appropriate, family-friendly activities and adventures. This is especially true in the summer months, when kids are off from school. 

When it comes lots of fun for family members of all ages, Los Cabos delivers on all counts. Here’s added incentive: Cabo Adventures, one of the destination’s premier outfitters, deeply discounts its most popular outings during the summer months. 

Here’s a review of the company’s top four tours. 

Los Cabos has a double personality. There’s Cabo San Lucas, the deep-sea fishing mecca and party capital at Land’s End; and, 20 miles away, San Jose del Cabo (St. Joseph of the Cape), a charming colonial town situated on the west bank of the nearby Río San José.

Katherine Pullen Locket is the director of interior design for Pueblo Bonito Golf & Spa Resorts. It’s a big job, one she’s held for years. In addition to overseeing the interior design of existing hotels and new properties such as the Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende (slated to open next year), she also guides the look and style of the real estate projects within Quivira Los Cabos. It’s an impressive list: Copala, Coronado, Mavila, and under-construction projects such as Alvar, St. Regis Resort & Residences, and Old Lighthouse Golf and Ocean Club.

There is no shortage of souvenir shops in Cabo San Lucas. In fact, you can find one on nearly every corner of the marina and its adjoining side streets. However, if you’re looking for a more interesting shopping experience—places where the merchandise is well-priced and worthwhile—make your way to one of two special shopping experiences. 

Once again, Antonio Reynante, Quivira’s director of golf, corrects a common swing fault that prevents many amateurs from playing to their full potential. In this segment, he addresses the vital importance of neutralizing your grip and “releasing the right side” to square up the clubface at impact.

Quivira owners who happen to be avid tennis fans, take note: the sixth edition of the ATP tournament, or Los Cabos Open, will return this summer, with singles and doubles matches scheduled from August 1 – 6.

Because many locals in Los Cabos speak English, it’s easy to be lazy-minded when it comes to learning Spanish here. By mastering a few basic phrases, you’ll earn the appreciation of residents. While Spanish pronunciations are somewhat challenging and a bit different from English, overcome your reticence and give it a try. The locals will love you for it.

So you’re visiting Los Cabos, the hottest destination in all of Latin America. Maybe you’ve even invested in a property here. Congratulations. This vibrant Land’s End getaway at the tip of the Baja Peninsula is magical place where the mountains meet the desert and the desert meets the sea. It’s also a safe, family-friendly destination.

A room with a view? They are plentiful throughout the various hospitality entities within Quivira Los Cabos. In a few cases, serendipitous geography yields panoramic ocean views from rocky mounts that are simply breathtaking. But there are also a couple of venues set just about beach level that are just as inspiring.

The Travelers Guide to Mexico is an invaluable tourism resource produced in Mexico and available in a bilingual edition. The guide’s description of Pueblos Magicos, or Magical Towns, is instructive.

It is one of the great ironies of Mexican history. Cinco de Mayo (May 5) commemorates the anniversary of Mexico's victory over the French Empire at the Battle of Puebla in 1862. It does not equate to Mexico’s Independence Day (September 16), the most important national holiday in Mexico. Aside from military parades and battle reenactments in Puebla and a few other cities, May 5 is not widely celebrated south of the border. For example, Cinco de Mayo is not a federal holiday. Banks, offices and stores remain open.

There it stands at Land’s End, a rock of the ages, a natural sea arch and the unflinching backdrop for more selfies than any other landmark in Los Cabos.

It’s nearly impossible to page through a local lifestyle magazine or scroll through a destination-based website without seeing an image of this distinctive rock formation.

Pueblo Bonito Resorts’ commitment to service does not stop with our guests and residents; it reaches to our employees and into the broader, overlapping communities where are properties are located. Funded through private donations, the Letty Coppel Foundation (Fundación Letty Coppel) strives to improve the quality of life within the Los Cabos and Mazatlán communities.

Antonio Reynante, director of golf at Quivira Golf Club, is a practical man. He does not believe that golf needs to be more complicated than it already is. He stresses bedrock fundamentals, not passing fads. His take on golf instruction removes a lot of the mystery and muddle surrounding the proper execution of the full golf swing.

The United States celebrates its Independence Day on the 4th of July, commemorating its legal separation from Great Britain by virtue of its Declaration of Independence. 

It’s common knowledge that shopping is the No. 1 leisure activity for people on vacation. That’s true even in Los Cabos, a spectacular desert-meets-sea destination that boasts a wide array of outdoor activities.

Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, originated thousands of years ago with several pre-Hispanic cultures for whom death was a natural phase in life’s continuum. For them, the dead were still members of the community, kept alive in memory and spirit. And during Día de los Muertos, the dearly departed temporarily returned to Earth.

From the moment humanity discovered the serendipitous result of mixing dirt with water, mankind has used clay to form an imaginary world inspired by the divinities. 

Mexican artisans began working with ceramics in the 2300 - 1500 B.C. era, around the time early nomadic inhabitants began to settle down. In time, potters began to replace objects carved in stone with earthenware. 

Imagine a life where every sunrise paints the sky in hues of gold and crimson, where your backyard is the sprawling Pacific, and where luxury is not just a feature but a lifestyle. Welcome to Coronado at Quivira, a sanctuary for those who demand the finest in life