At Los Cerritos, it seems easy. The wave is approaching; I’m on my back, but I can hear it. I lie face down on the board. I don’t know why, but I feel confident. The crest arrives, and I immediately put into practice the steps the coach outlined in the previous class. I raise my […]
Xandro and Pablo, young men allegedly kidnapped by six BC Sur police officers, were found dead.
After a month of being reported missing while in police custody, Pablo Figueroa Martínez and Xandro Jesús Torres Procopio, ages 17 and 21, respectively, were found dead in a stream in Baja California Sur. “Found dead! We are very sorry to find you this way, but the promise to find you has been fulfilled, little […]
Ivo is moving away from Baja California Sur, but there is still a chance of rain.
Yesterday, Friday, Tropical Storm Ivo, the first tropical storm of its kind this year to make its impact felt in Southern California, brought an afternoon of rain to virtually the entire city of La Paz and various areas of the state, as it is now moving away from the peninsula. Ivo is moving west-northwestward, away […]
Orcas in Baja California Sur: Know the best season to see them
Baja California Sur has become one of the most coveted destinations for nature and marine life lovers. Every year, during certain months, tourists and locals gather to admire the majestic orcas that visit its shores, offering an impressive natural spectacle that captivates everyone. If you want to be part of this adventure, we’ll tell you […]
Swimming with orcas is now legal for tourism… in Baja California Sur
What you need to know: Although this new activity is already legal… you do have to comply with some rules and obtain permits to do it. Tourism in Mexico is about to change… or at least in Baja California Sur, as in an unprecedented move, SEMARNAT (Secretary of the Environment and Natural Resources) approved swimming […]
BCS denies tourism decline: La Paz receives 64,000 visitors in July
The state government rejected reports suggesting a drop in tourist arrivals to Baja California Sur and, on the contrary, asserted that the tourism sector is experiencing a period of solid and sustained growth, particularly in the state capital. According to data from the Pacific Airport Group (GAP), La Paz registered a 9.8% increase in passenger […]
Two oarfish found in Baja California Sur, sparking interest and superstition.
An unusual find has captured the attention of Baja California Sur after two injured oarfish appeared. This species normally lives in the depths of the ocean, between 200 and 1,000 meters, and is rarely seen by humans. The discovery was made by scientist René Villanueva, who noticed the specimens a few meters from the beach. […]
Southern California fishermen seek decree for Mexico’s largest biosphere reserve
Coastal fishermen, recreational fishermen, aquaculturists, and nautical tourism service providers, grouped together in the Sustainable Fisheries Development (DEPESCA) civil association, are proposing the creation of the Dos Mares Biosphere Reserve on the coast of Baja California Sur, which would be the largest in the country. The association is seeking the issuance of a decree by […]
Drug traffickers attack municipalities “shielded” by the BCS government
Recently, the State Governor, Víctor Castro Cosío, announced that both the State Public Security Secretariat and the State Attorney General’s Office were conducting operations to “calm down” the municipalities of northern Baja California Sur, and violence erupted. At around 10:50 a.m. this Friday, August 1, a report of gunshots and a burning vehicle was received […]
CANIRAC reports a drop in restaurant occupancy in Los Cabos
In a recent interview with the media, the president of the National Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (CANIRAC) of Los Cabos announced that the summer season has seen a decrease in occupancy at establishments offering food services in the municipality. Oscar Morando Villa, a local representative of this organization, explained that historically, […]