Old Lighthouse Club is Cabo’s newest, luxury community sited gracefully within the 1,850-acre hidden paradise of the Quivira Los Cabos resort – located minutes from downtown Cabo along 3 miles of sandy beaches.

Celebrate at Quivira Los Cabos                                                

Whether it’s dining, imbibing or spa-going, Pueblo Bonito Resorts offer many ways guests to celebrate the holidays!

Siempre. Recently updated with new interior décor and furnishings, the circular indoor / outdoor restaurant at Pueblo Bonito Pacifica offers Mediterranean-style cuisine accented with Mexican flavors. The beautifully decorated Christmas tree at the entrance to the dining room sets a festive tone for holiday enjoyment.

They’re back! Pods of acrobatic humpback whales have already been spotted spouting and breaching in the warm, placid waters of Los Cabos. Following a migration of approximately 6,000 miles from the frigid Arctic Ocean, these magnificent mammals will call Cabo home through early April. Balmy weather, nutrient-rich waters and ideal salinity make the bays and lagoons at the tip of the Baja Peninsula the perfect place for whales to give birth and teach their young how to swim and survive in the ocean.

There’s nothing like a good thirst quencher, especially in a tropical, sun-splashed destination like Los Cabos.  The popular beverage of choice for sportsmen, sports fans and tourists alike at this desert-by-the-sea paradise is beer, locally known as cerveza. Here’s our pick of the top four places for a memorable brew (or two).

For a trip back in time, plan a day trip to El Triunfo, a small mining town located an hour’s drive from Todos Santos along Highway 19. In 1862, silver and gold were discovered in the southern mountains of Baja California Sur, prompting miners from Mexico and the United States to set up camp. Many of these miners had participated in the 1849 California gold rush. But others seeking riches journeyed from as far away as China, Russia, Italy, Germany, England and Canada.

Sabor a Cabo, “The Taste of Cabo,” one of the largest and most prestigious international food and wine festivals in Mexico, will be staged on Saturday, November 30.

It’s back! San Jose del Cabo’s Thursday night Art Walk is once again a fixture on the seasonal calendar. The Art Walk offers visitors a perfect opportunity to explore the historic colonial city’s vibrant arts district. Hidden behind the landmark church off Plaza Mijares (the main square) is an eclectic array of art galleries, artisan shops and charming restaurants set along cobblestone lanes that open their doors to one and all. More than a dozen Gallery District Association members invite strollers to meet artists, view new exhibits and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine or tequila in a welcoming atmosphere.