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El Triunfo: Cabo’s Quaint Mining Town
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 Returns to Los Cabos
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.
A Quintessential Mexican Holiday: Day of the Dead
While Halloween is a cherished and much-anticipated holiday in the U.S., where kids dress in costume and trick-or-treat from door to door, in Mexico the main autumnal celebration is Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos).
A uniquely Mexican holiday that originated long ago in several pre-Hispanic cultures, Day of the Dead is an acknowledgement that death is a natural phase in life’s continuum. The dead, kept alive in memory and spirit, are recognized as members of the community. Imbedded in the culture is the belief that the souls of the deceased return to the home of the living to be with family members and feed on the food offered to them on the altars placed in their honor.
San Jose del Cabo Restaurant Week 2019
The final quarter of the year in Los Cabos is packed with special events of all kinds. One festive event worth noting is San Jose del Cabo Restaurant Week, a culinary celebration dedicated to highlighting the region’s extensive and excellent gastronomy.
Each participating restaurant during the festival, scheduled for October 19 – 26, will offer a 3-course menu for only $800 MXN (approximately $42 USD). No fewer than 41 restaurants, many of them situated within the charming precincts of the colonial city, have confirmed their participation. Many of the establishments feature live music.
What to Look for When Buying Real Estate in Los Cabos
When prospective investors or second-home buyers ask about whether investing in Los Cabos real estate is a good idea, the answer typically is a resounding ‘Yes.’
What generally follows are all the other questions about prices, communities, locations, best places to invest, and forecast on return.
Top Four Things to Do
Top Four Free Things to Do in Cabo San Lucas
Revered as a world-class, deep-sea fishing mecca, Cabo San Lucas has morphed over the past 20 years into a captivating, take-on-all-comers port city.
Here’s our pick of the top four free things to do in a vibrant Land’s End town that sparkles from morning till night.
Quivira Golf Club to Host Charity Pro-Am
The Esteban Toledo Family Foundation Charity Pro-Am, benefitting the ETF Home for Children in Mexicali, Mexico, will be held at Pueblo Bonito Resorts and Quivira Golf Club from Dec. 6 – 8.
Toledo, a Mexicali native and former PGA Tour player who now competes on the PGA TOUR Champions, is known for his philanthropic work. He heads an eponymous foundation that offers food, clothing, shelter and other basic necessities to impoverished children in Mexicali.
Water Activities
Top Four Water Activities
Autumn has arrived, at least on the calendar, but Cabo is still quite warm. So is the water in this “Two Seas, One Paradise” destination where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean. Here’s our pick of the four best water activities in the land of endless summer.
Top Five Restaurants
Top Five Restaurants You Cannot Miss at Quivira
The Pueblo Bonito Resorts within the Quivira Los Cabos residential community have rapidly evolved into a genuine “foodies” destination, with a cornucopia of superb dining options. Here’s our pick of the Top 5.
San Jose del Cabo Art Walk
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.
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November 22, 2019 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. Sponsored this year by American Express, this world-class gastronomic celebration, now in its 14th edition, attracts “foodies” from across the globe. The eagerly anticipated event benefits local charities, including the Red Cross, Los Cabos Children’s Foundation, and the “Bomberos Voluntarios” fire department in Cabo San Lucas. The culinary festival, which gets underway at 5:00 p.m. on the golf course at Club Campestre San Jose, will feature more than 60 chefs as well as 40 wineries and distilleries representing the best Mexican wines and showcasing the nation’s finest tequila and mescal producers. A live cooking contest will feature celebrity chefs Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Francis Reynard and Jonatan Gomez Luna as jurors. In addition, the audience will be invited to vote in various categories through an online system. Each participating restaurant will present a wine pairing dish, and attendees will select several winners in the categories of best food stand, best service, three favorite dishes, favorite wine pairing, and best wine. Sabor a Cabo’s musical entertainment this year will spotlight a special double concert by Maluma, a Colombian singer and songwriter; and Ana Torroja, former lead singer of the Spanish pop trio Mecano. Among the restaurants that will be preparing and serving their iconic dishes at the culinary festival are Sunset Monalisa, Nick-San, La Deriva, Cocina del Mar, Los Tres Gallos, Jazamango, Pitahayas, Casa Calavera, Sancho Panza, Maria Corona, and many more. Comprised of local restaurateurs and entrepreneurs, the destination’s restaurant chamber (CANIRAC delegation) created Sabor a Cabo to promote the culinary attributes of Los Cabos and to support local charities. The participation of the restaurants is a direct reflection of their commitment to the destination. Tickets are available at Koral Concierge, which is located on the km 24.5 of the Transpeninsular Highway, next to the Hampton Inn lobby, Cerro Colorado San José del Cabo. The office is open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from Monday to Sunday. Parking will be available at the Los Cabos Convention Center. For more information, visit http://saboracabo.com/en/
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