Los Cabos Magazine - Summer 2015 - Issue 41

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Things are getting hot in Los Cabos, and we’re not just talking about spiking summer temps. As the region continues to rebuild following the devastation of last year’s Hurricane Odile, those businesses that were most affected are reopening—bigger and better than ever—and new hotels, restaurants, and other attractions are announcing new Los Cabos openings.

Whether this is your first or 50th visit to Los Cabos, you’ll undoubtedly discover something new to love. And in this issue of Los Cabos Magazine, we’re excited to focus on what makes Los Cabos sizzle—and how you can keep cool this summer.

In “It’s Getting Hot Out There,” page 40, editor Ashley Alvarado and Baja California Sur native Beto Haro Romero share 40 cool ways to beat the heat. Within that article, you’ll find fun tips for everyone from the new baby to college coeds and vacationing snowbirds. We continue the summer scene in “The Five Chillest Bars in Los Cabos,” page 58, Chris Sands’s expert guide to enjoying ice-cold drinks at Los Cabos’ hottest spots. Had a little too much fun in the sun? Get the skinny on summer skin care from longtime resident Sandra A. Berry in “The Summer Spa Guide,” on page 22. And, in a Los Cabos Magazine first, this issue we even highlight fun ways to explore Los Cabos with man’s best friend in “Fun with Fido” on page 26.

Los Cabos Magazine Description:

Los Cabos Magazine, the comprehensive information source for travelers since 1993, is now published quarterly in full color, in a sophisticated magazine style and offers beautiful photography, informative editorial reviews, hotel guide and beaches information in a familiar magazine size (8-1/8″ x 10-7/8″). Each issue of Los Cabos Magazine contains from 100 to 140 pages, depending on season. Detailed locator maps make finding your specific destination easy.

Editorial features cover up-to-date changes in the Los Cabos area. Included are such details as: Changes in regulations concerning real estate ownership with a Mexican Trust, ownership through a Mexican Corporation, and vacation property ownership, the rapid growth of the golf industry.