Hermosillo Things to Do

From October until mid-April, keep your eyes on the bay and you will likely see the migrating whales. Many whales enjoy the warm waters of Los Cabos including the Gray Whale, Blue Whale, Sperm Whale, Humpback and Fin Whale. Som... more

No, this isn't Mexico's Halloween. This celebration has a very different purpose: it honors the lives of those who are dead. Look for monuments in the town square that commemorate the "angels" or children who died. Throughout t... more

This annual celebration recognizes Mexico's most important religious symbol, the Virgin of Guadalupe. It is said that the Virgin appeared to an Indian peasant in 1531 to claim the Mexican people as her own. In Cabo, the Virgin... more

Credited with bringing Catholicism to Mexico, St. James the Apostle is described through legends as a magical man who rides a white horse. The parades and festivities held in Cabo reflect the wonder still felt by the people for... more

Mexican Independence Day is September 16th and its celebration in Cabo San Lucas is charged with patriotism. Come join the locals and enjoy a variety of events. No admission is charged for many of the celebrations, including th... more

Join the Revolution! Or at least, join the celebrations that commemorate this important event of 1910. This historic event turned the tables for lower-classed citizens in Mexico and gave them back rights, opportunity, and, in s... more

Let’s face it: there’s dozens of fantastic restaurants in Los Cabos to choose from these days—and you probably won’t be able to sample everything. But if you’re in Los Cabos, you definitely need to take a sunset dinner cruise t... more

Due to the damage caused by Hurricane Wilma, the following description may no longer be accurate. Please consider this when making your travel plans. Mexico remains 90% Catholic and Semana Santa is the first part of the two-wee... more