Two hours from Cabo San Lucas, between mountains and desert, is El Triunfo a small historic town in the middle of the Southern Californian desert, it was founded in 1751. During that same year the mine located in the town was registered with the name of “El Triunfo de la Santa Cruz” by Manuel de Ocio, being the driving force of La Baja's economy at that time.

How to Slow Down & Enjoy the Moment.  Life right now is stressful. A global pandemic has changed everyone’s outlook, and has impacted everyone’s life. While exercising proper hygiene and ‘social distancing,’ it’s easy to get bogged down by worry and forget that there are many ways to slow down, relax and enjoy those special moments. Here are three suggestions.

Tequila and Mezcal are the national spirits of Mexico. They are similar in some ways, different in others.

Tequila, the first distilled spirit on the North American continent, is the concentrated expression of one ingredient: blue Weber agave. The heart of the plant is steam-cooked or baked for many hours and then crushed to produce a juice or juice-pulp mixture, which is then fermented and distilled. If the tequila is to be a blanco (white) version, it is immediately bottled. Blanco tequila is generally used to make the margarita, the best-known and arguably the most in-demand cocktail in the world. (In Los Cabos, it’s the No. 1 choice of imbibers).

Good food is a staple of Mexican culture. Combine fresh-caught seafood with locally sourced ingredients, stir in a mix of cultural influences, and Los Cabos emerges as a destination worth savoring. Cabo, in fact, has perfected one of Mexico’s greatest contributions to the culinary world: tacos, both fish tacos (for which the region is famous); as well as other creative versions. Here’s our pick of the top places to sample this delectable staple.

Q Life: Living the Best Life at Quivira Los Cabos

A lifestyle club created exclusively for residents of Quivira Los Cabos, Q Life offers a comprehensive approach to individual pursuits and group well-being. With its extensive menu of programs, Q Life inspires residents to seek new ways to enjoy a healthy lifestyle while developing friendships with those who share their interests.

For nearly 20 years, Pueblo Bonito Golf & Spa Resorts and now Quivira Los Cabos have participated in crucial ecological efforts, notably its turtle protection and release program. The resort community believes in educating residents and visitors alike about the importance of active conservation, in this case releasing turtle hatchlings from protected nests. Why carry these critters to the sea? Because turtles offer a meaningful lesson in ecology: Everything is connected.

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.

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).