Cross the border from San Diego into Mexico and you’ll find yourself on the Baja California Peninsula, a magnificent landscape with so much to offer all who visit. With 3000 km of coast and 65 islands, the Sea of Cortés on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other, Baja California is home to...Read More
Cabo San Lucas is usually referred to simply as Cabo, and it is one of Mexico’s top tourist destinations. It also happens to be our main base of operations here at High Tide Los Cabos. As you’ve clicked through to this guide, there’s a strong chance you’re at least slightly interested in this incredible destination...Read More
It’s often really hard to figure out the best time of year to visit a new place. You want to go in the best season, usually with the smallest crowds, the best weather and the best deals. It can be difficult finding a time of year that fits the bill. With Cabo San Lucas, you...Read More
We get asked all the time, “What’s the difference between Los Cabos and Cabo San Lucas?” It can get confusing with all the different Cabos, so we thought we’d shed some light on the region and our main tourist areas to help you out. If you’re visiting Los Cabos (which we’ll explain more in a...Read More
In short, yes, it is safe to travel to Los Cabos. If you’re thinking of visiting our slice of paradise, you’ll be one of approximately 3 million travelers coming to Los Cabos every year. The vast, overwhelming majority of those travelers have no problems whatsoever during their vacations. We’ll break down the safety question into...Read More
Head south from San Diego and you’ll cross into the states of Baja California and then Baja California Sur in Mexico. The Baja Peninsula is famous for many reasons, but especially for its endless sunshine, its astounding beauty, and its celebrity getaways — especially in Los Cabos. While we’re partial to the adventures in the...Read More
It’s well known that Cabo San Lucas is a paradise of sun, sand, and clear blue water. For many people, that’s enough to spell out the perfect holiday, but if you’re just spending your time sunbathing on a beach, then you are missing out on the many wonderful things you can do in this paradise! ...Read More
Known to the locals as El Arco (guess what that means?), this spectacular rock formation is a popular spot for local residents and tourists alike. Located right on the edge of the southernmost point of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula, this arch is over three stories tall and was created gradually as the rock eroded away. But...Read More
