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Baja California Sur Desert

Baja California Sur Desert
It’s good to have your feet firmly on the ground. But every time I am flying in or out of Los Cabos, while in the air, I am amazed watching the magnificence of the Baja California Sur desert. Some facts on Baja California Sur desert: This ecoregion is located on most of the western side of the...
August 25th, 2010 | Baja Living, ESCAPES JOURNAL, News, STORIES | Read More

El Triunfo, a glorious quiet town

El Triunfo, a glorious quiet town
One doesn’t arrive in El Triunfo as much as you stumble upon it. Only a few blocks long and even fewer wide, on the high winding road between the gulf and the main road between Cabo San Lucas and La Paz, you could be excused for missing it. A collection of rustic brick facades, with cracked mortar...
August 18th, 2010 | Baja Living, Culture, GALLERY, News, STORIES | Read More

Baja Sea Turtles, Welcome Home!

Baja Sea Turtles, Welcome Home!
Conservation Tours and Certified Hotel Programs Allow Travelers to Lend a Helping Hand and Experience a Natural Phenomenon Los Cabos, Mexico’s premier resort destination, is currently preparing for one of nature’s most phenomenal events; the return of the sea turtles to the tip of the Baja...
June 22nd, 2010 | Baja Living, News, STORIES | Read More

7 Awarded Los Cabos Restaurants

7 Awarded Los Cabos Restaurants
This is not a ‘news’ anymore, but we believe it’s still worthy of notice. Congratulations to the awarded Los Cabos restaurants! Home to an array of impressive culinary delights, Los Cabos has been selected to host the annual American Academy of Hospitality Services International Star...
May 24th, 2010 | Baja Living, News | Read More

Organic Beauty Products… by You.

Organic Beauty Products… by You.
With such a wide variety of beauty and health products in the stores, who would have thought that all we need can be found in our pantry? If we just looked closely, we can have a world of organically grown beauty and health products within our reach. A few days ago, I took a really interesting body...
May 11th, 2010 | Baja Living, EVENTS, News, STORIES | Read More

Flowers in the Desert

Flowers in the Desert
By / Por: Romana Lilic Photos: / Fotos: LA76 Dwelling proudly at the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, like a gift of nature, Todos Santos is one of the most picturesque Baja towns. It is a place where natives and new locals joyfully share the town’s beauty with curious visitors, searching to discover...
January 15th, 2010 | Baja Living, Featured stories, GALLERY, News, STORIES | Read More

Have a Relaxing Day!

Have a Relaxing Day!
With perfect weather all year long, relaxing comes easy to those living in the Baja. Pack a picnic basket for your favorite beach, pass the afternoon at a local restaurant with friends, enjoy the ocean breeze from your patio at home, or indulge in one of our many top rated spas and wellness centers....
January 15th, 2010 | Baja Living, IDEAS, News, STORIES | Read More

In Baja, Life is a Beach!

In Baja, Life is a Beach!
We just love Baja winters! The weather is perfect (today in Cabo San Lucas we have 75 F / 24 C) and there is nothing better than spending your day at the beach.One of our all time favorites is Playa El Requeson (see the image on the right), in Bahia de Concepcion, Mulege. It takes a while to get there,...
January 15th, 2010 | Baja Living, IDEAS, News | Read More

Magnificent Whales of Baja

Magnificent Whales of Baja
Every winter, Baja waters give life to many types of whales, among them the California Gray whale, Blue, Fin and Humpback Whales. They travel thousands of miles from Alaska to warmer waters of Baja to feed, mate, give birth, and play. Humpback whales enjoy showing off for crowds by spouting and breaching,...
January 15th, 2010 | Baja Living, IDEAS, News, STORIES | Read More

Kiteboarding in Los Barriles

Kiteboarding in Los Barriles
Los Barriles is an old Mexican fishing village nestled in the Bay of Palms.  Like Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, Los Barriles has become a mecca for fisherman, retirees and windseekers alike.  During the winter months, about 3,000 foreigners reside there.  While still maintaining its small...
January 8th, 2010 | Baja Living, EVENTS, News | Read More
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