In the world of golf, Quivira Golf Club stands apart from all others. Built by Jack Nicklaus, golf’s greatest champion, Quivira is a course that only someone with the experience, talent and vision of Nicklaus could have conceived and designed.

Mexican Independence Day is September 16. It’s a keenly anticipated, fiesta-packed holiday observed to celebrate Mexico’s declaration of independence from Spain in 1810. It’s a day suffused with national pride, including mariachi concerts, colorful parades and lots of sabrosa (delicious) food.

Los Cabos is a take-on-all-comers destination. And that includes children. With a wide-ranging menu of age-appropriate, family-friendly activities, Cabo holds out the promise of serious fun to kids of all ages, from land and sea adventures to a fantasyland of sweets.

To no one’s surprise, the spa category has grown by leaps and bounds the past few years. Many men (especially golfers), previously skittish about the “spa experience,” have embraced the feel-good, wellness trend.

Have you ever been to a taco stand in Cabo and been asked what kind of taco you’d like, flour or corn?

It’s all personal preference, there are no wrong answers, but…you may have noticed that most Mexicans prefer corn, which they call maíz (pronounced ‘ma-ees’).

Set along the Pacific beachfront at the tip of the Baja peninsula, Quivira Los Cabos is a remarkable master-planned residential resort community that has raised the bar for luxury living in Los Cabos. In addition to full and fractional ownership options, the tranquil 1,850-acre development, sheltered in a mountain valley along a beautiful three-mile stretch of pristine beach, contains two award-winning Pueblo Bonito Resorts—Pacifica and Sunset Beach; two charming, hacienda-style communities at Copala and Coronado; the world-class Quivira Golf Club; and a wealth of lifestyle amenities. On its premises is Faro Viejo, a castle-like lighthouse situated at kilometer zero (true Land’s End), the exact place where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. Faro Viejo dates to 1905 and is the oldest standing structure in Cabo San Lucas.

Tequila and mezcal are the national spirits of Mexico. More popular now than ever, they’re also a source of endless fascination. What makes them so appealing? How are they different? What goes into their distillation?

Have you ever wondered, "Is buying property in Mexico a good investment?" The short answer is a resounding "Yes!" In fact, owning a vacation home in a popular resort destination can provide excellent ROI and portfolio diversification, according to Investment Properties Mexico. By investing in real estate south of the border, buyers can secure ongoing income that beats stock market returns; delivers better value than comparable seaside properties in California and Florida; and offers a number of exciting lifestyle benefits. It’s also easy for expats to buy property, obtain a six-month tourist visa, or become a Mexico resident.

The hottest part of summer is here, and the best way to seek relief from the heat is to head to the sea and choose an activity that gets you in (or on) the water.

For novices and experts alike, one of the best cool-off plus fitness options is stand-up paddle boarding (SUP), which strengthens the body’s core like few other activities. It’s not only fun, it’s the fastest-growing water sport in the world.

The 22nd annual Bisbee’s East Cape Offshore tournament in Buenavista, slated for August 3 – 7, will pick up where the wildly successful 2020 event left off.

Last year, 72 teams from around the world descended on Los Cabos to compete in Bisbee’s East Cape Offshore three-day event on the Sea of Cortes for a record jackpot of more than $1,100,000 USD. Against all odds, and despite the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bisbee’s organization attracted the largest turnout in the tournament’s history. Not only did the prize money crack the million-dollar mark for the first time, the biggest blue marlin ever caught in the 21-year history of the East Cape Offshore, a 704-pound behemoth, was brought to the scales.

Summer is here. The weather in Los Cabos is warming up. In a dry, perpetually sunny place like Los Cabos, a good thirst quencher is essential. Especially after an outdoor activity such as golf, fishing, hiking, biking, pickleball…name the sport, you’ll be thirsty when you’re done. The adult beverage of choice for quenching thirst in Cabo is cerveza, a.k.a. beer.

Tucked behind the landmark church off San Jose del Cabo’s Plaza Mijares (the main square), is a vibrant Arts District and an eclectic array of art galleries set along cobblestone lanes. Opening their doors to aficionados as well as curious visitors, these galleries provide a fun and unique way to explore the historic colonial city.

Golf Digest recently posted a feature story naming the 10 best golf courses built by Jack Nicklaus’ design firm, as ranked by the publication’s course-ranking panelists.

Asian cuisine never goes out of style. It’s been popular for centuries. Here’s our pick of the top three dining spots for superb Asian fare at Quivira Los Cabos.

While the Pueblo Bonito brand is most recognized for its exceptional collection of all-inclusive resort hotels stretched along some of Mexico’s most stunning coastlines, it’s the work beyond the golden sands and turquoise-blue waters that can really make a difference. The recent debut of the Letty Coppel Assistance Center, designed to lend a helping hand to those in need, is proof positive that while Los Cabos is a world-class destination that caters to upscale travelers, Pueblo Bonito is honored to share in life-changing work to strengthen family ties within local communities.

Verifying a standard of excellent matched by few others, Golf Digest has bestowed on Quivira Golf Club its coveted Editors’ Choice Award in the ‘Best Golf Resorts in Mexico & Central America’ category. This is the sixth consecutive year the club and its spectacular Jack Nicklaus Signature course has been singled out for recognition by the sport’s most esteemed and widely read publication.

Los Cabos has always been promoted as a “Two Seas, One Paradise” destination, a magical place where the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean meet at the tip of the Baja Peninsula.

However, if you’re interested in discovering some of the region’s natural wonders well off the beaten path, the pristine freshwater pools and hot springs of Santa Rita are well worth a visit.

Until now, no destination in the hemisphere has done a better job of suppressing the infection rate of coronavirus than Los Cabos. Forbes Travel Guide recently announced that Los Cabos has been named the world’s first VERIFIED travel destination.