Jazmin Restaurant, one of the local favourites in Los Cabos, Mexico

What first comes to mind when you hear “travel to Los Cabos”?

Wonderful beaches with crystalline water?

Luxury hotels with modern and amazing buildings and fine golf facilities?

A sport fishing adventure?

Being known as a premiere vacation spot in México is not weird; Los Cabos is often described as a strictly luxury beach destination. However, Los Cabos is much more than that.

The development of the tourism activity in the 80s and the lack of transportation services around Baja California made the tip of the peninsula an isolated and expensive holiday spot. But with the passing of the years, Los Cabos developed a friendlier facet that depicted the destination as we know it today.

It is not difficult now to walk around the streets and find a traveller asking for a local restaurant or museum, or driving around and asking directions for small towns nearby. Locals are used to those interactions and gladly help with directions or suggestions about our place. Nowadays, the way locals and visitors are practicing tourism around our place is changing to open new possibilities for everyone who wish to visit.

Continuing reading this article on the Experience Los Cabos blog