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TThe Next Wave of Golf in Los Cabos: New Courses, Private Clubs, and What They Mean for the Destination Los Cabos is preparing for one of its most important golf-development cycles in years. Campo Alto at Querencia, Legacy at Diamante, Oleada Golf Links, Old Lighthouse and the evolving East Cape conversation show that golf is no longer only an amenity in Los Cabos. It is one of the clearest ways the destination organizes luxury, community, tourism and real-estate demand. -By Jhon Anderson
Bisbee’s in Los Cabos: How a Family Fishing Tournament Became the “Super Bowl of Fishing” From its early days with the Bisbee family to the East Cape Offshore, Los Cabos Offshore and the Black & Blue in Cabo San Lucas every October, Bisbee’s explains why sportfishing is not just an activity in Los Cabos. It is part of the destination’s identity. -By Jhon Anderson

Hurricane Season in Los Cabos: How to Prepare Your Home, Family, and Travel Plans Hurricane season in Los Cabos should not be approached with fear, but it should be approached with structure. For homeowners, future buyers, seasonal residents and frequent visitors, prevention is part of living well in a coastal destination. -By Jhon Anderson
Canada Is Already Connected to Los Cabos — and the New Routes Make Ownership Easier to Imagine Los Cabos was not waiting for one new flight to become relevant to Canadian travelers. The April 2026 air-connectivity map already shows a meaningful Canada network. What the new winter routes do is widen that access, deepen seasonal frequency and make Los Cabos easier to use as a repeatable second-home destination. -By Jhon Anderson

Palmilla vs. Querencia vs. Cabo del Sol: Which Community Fits Your Personality? Palmilla, Querencia and Cabo del Sol all represent luxury living in Los Cabos, but they do not organize everyday life in the same way. The right choice depends less on which community has the longest amenity list and more on how you want privacy, golf, service, social life and connection to shape an ordinary week. -By Jhon Anderson

The Place at Cabo: What to See—and Why It Matters to Cabo San Lucas The Place at Cabo has turned part of a long-incomplete marina site into an evolving mix of dining, art, recreation and cultural experiences. Here is what visitors can experience today, what remains unfinished and why the project matters beyond being another place to shop or eat. -By Jhon Anderson

What Championship Events Reveal About Living in Los Cabos From ATP tennis and PGA TOUR golf to IRONMAN, Bisbee’s and an unprecedented 2026 Baja 1000, the sporting calendar of Los Cabos tells a much larger story than competition. It reveals how deeply landscape, hospitality, lifestyle and community have become connected in one of North America’s most distinctive destinations. -By Jhon Anderson

What the New Glorieta de las Mujeres Libres Changes About Living in San José del Cabo San José del Cabo’s new interchange is more than a traffic project. It offers a useful way to understand how infrastructure, time and everyday convenience shape the experience of living in a destination that has grown quickly. -By Jhon Anderson

