03/Issue Summer 2024.

Surfing Los Cabos

Av. Centenario s/n, Centro, San Jose del Cabo, B.C.S.

Dear Reader,

My Cabo Companion Magazine has continued to thrive since its first release in January. This magazine is in high demand thanks to its exceptional content and helpful topics on what to do, where to go, and what to know while on our beautiful Peninsula!

Whether you are a local, a frequent traveler, or first timer in Baja, I believe you will find that My Cabo Companion Magazine is the perfect guide to where the adventure begins!

In this issue, we decided to hit the road and visit the most charming town in the Southern tip of Baja. We’re talking about the Magical Todos Santos where we were captivated by its colorful streets and enchanting atmosphere that you must visit.

Summer is here!! Splash with us in a refreshing interview with David Andrade who has 22 years of experience as a surfer and owner of ‘Surf in Cabo” Tour Company. He will tell us all about this thrilling activity.

Enjoy the true adventure that Los Cabos and its surroundings have to offer through the pages of My Cabo Companion Magazine!

Nelly G Gulewich Editor in Chief direccion@mycabocompanion.com

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BAJA

A T I T S BE S T !

Located around 1,000 miles from the US-Mexico border at the southernmost tip of The Baja Peninsula are Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo (also known as Los Cabos or “The Capes”). This is home to the San Jose del Cabo International Airport (SJD) which welcomes most of the tourists into this beautiful Mexican destination. There, you may nd yourself at one of the most fabulous resorts found along the coast holding a delicious maragarita by the in nity pool surrounded by turquoise waters and golden sandy beaches.

Enjoying the Paci c Ocean and the Sea of Cortez (or Golfo de California), Los Cabos has become one of the most visited vacation spots in Mexico, re ecting another historic year in 2023 with a new record number of travelers of 3.95 million, according to Los Cabos Tourism Board. With a unique and extraordinary beauty that includes 28 miles of Tourist Corridor, Los Cabos o ers a ride of breathtaking views that connects both towns. The safety and high end services make Los Cabos a top vacation destination.

You’re finally

Now what?

Let’s get the party started at the lively El Medano Beach!

Located in the heart of Cabo San Lucas town, you’ll find El Medano Beach- a family friendly environment with swimmable waters!

El Medano Beach has many restaurants, beach clubs, and beautiful hotels that sit along the 2 miles of beach.

The bay of El Medano has the safest conditions for all the water sports offered at this spot like wave runners, flyboarding, paddle boarding, kayaking, parasailing, and more!

in Cabo!

Here at El Medano Beach is is where you catch the well-known watertaxis to the famous rock formation landmark,The Arch. If you decide to go, do not forget to visit The Lovers Beach where you can be dropped off and picked up at a later hour. Here, snorkeling gear and bottled water are a must.

An important mark to know about Lovers Beach, is that it is connected to the Pacific Ocean, please do not swim the Pacific side of it...it tends to be rough. Instead enjoy a safe swim on the bayside where you will find the colorful marine life along the rocks for a great snorkeling experience!

Photo by Joel Álvarez

SANTA MARIA BEACH

On Hwy 1 at km 13, you’ll find an exit towards Santa Maria Beach which leads to a pristine beach! It is a large attraction for sunbathers to enjoy the beautiful day. With colorful waters flanked by cliffs and golden sands, it is an irresistible hideaway spot. Snorkeling is a fun activity available, especially for those who love the colorful marine life. Make sure to bring snorkeling gear, water, snacks, and sunblock! Prior taking a dive, we recommend to first check the sea conditions to ensure a safe snorkeling experience.

CHILENO BEACH

The wonderful beach of El Chileno is the perfect spot for a day full of sunbathing, swimming, and snorkeling! Right off Hwy km 14, you will find an enormous parking lot, which ends at the entrance where a wide wooden ramp connects you to this fabulous beach! Before going back to your car, you will be able to refresh in the newly made showers located at the entrance besides the ramp. Do not forget your water, shade, and gear.

PALMILLA BEACH

No wonder why the beautiful Palmilla Beach, has become the favorite spot of many, and it is because this Beach has it all! Starting with a swimmable beach with soft waves that makes it fun just to be in the water, a close by coral reef to snorkel and the traditional panga boats that park right on the beach after returning from catching the fish of the day! Let’s not to forget the shady free palapas available when you get there early.

Photo by Joel Álvarez

Photo by Joel Álvarez

Photo by Joel Álvarez

SURFING LOS CABOS

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

BY NELLY GULEWICH

Photos by Nelly Gulewich

Friends, today is a beautiful day in San Jose del Cabo and spectacular waves here at the famous Costa Azul beach! We came to chat with David Adrade, Owner of “Surf In Cabo” Tour Company. David has 22 years of experience in this exciting activity.

Hi David!

Good morning, welcome!

Tell us: How did “Surf In Cabo” originate?

“I am from the City of Puebla, Mexico. I came to Los Cabos for the first time before 2000, but it was not until 2002 that I decided to move here permanently.

“Summer of 2002 I started surfing and I immediately got hooked

“Before opening ‘Surf in Cabo’, I worked in different surf schools for 7 years.

The decision to open my own Surf school was decided in 2009. It was a difficult year financially for many but I decided to take advantage of the newest technology available. For example, I was one of the first surf businesses to use a website to accept reservations and payments through PayPal. I used the small amount of money I had to start my own Surf Tour Company in May 2009.

I started with few resources, but with a lot of intention, and it wasn’t until June that my business started to take off and I received my first few reservations.”

I started as a tour company but the demand for classes was too strong, so I decided to hire some instructors. Soon after, the owners of the land entrusted us with our beachfront location as long as we were to protect it and keep it clean to promote the family atmosphere that’s loved today. ZOFEMAT authorities are a huge help to cleanse and guard the beaches.

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Nowadays Costa Azul offers an excellent atmosphere with many tourists and local residents who come to surf, sunbathe on the sand, or eat at the nearby restaurants

What can you tell us about your activity in Costa Azul?

Here at Costa Azul, we have waves that break practically 365 days a year. The breaking points are naturally marked on each cliff, each point, and inlet. Consistent waves are evident by the erosion of the rocks at the bottom. On Costa Azul beach, our rocks cause the waves to form in different directions as the swell comes. But Because the bottom is quite rocky, this beach has the most constant waves that you’ll find in Baja California Sur.

Overall, Costa Azul is a safe zone with few people, great weather, and waves all year round, such as; Zippers, Middles also called Pescadito, La Roca, and Acapulquito, which are perfect waves for beginners.

What can you tell us about the waves in the Pacific area?

“The Pacific also has its charm with very interesting breaking points, but the busiest is Cerritos beach. The tide there is stronger and there are not as many waves for beginners, unlike what Costa Azul offers. We take groups of intermediate students to Cerritos. Advanced students have the option to go on tours to Cerritos and other points in the Pacific that are not easily accessible but offer incredible waves with very few people.”

If there is something that really captivates me about surfing, it is the focus you have to have in the water. With waves the size we have today, you cannot be distracted. As soon as you enter the water everything changes, you leave your earthly life behind..

What would you recommend to someone who has never surfed, but has the desire or intention to learn?

“Firstly, knowing how to swim gives you a lot of confidence. In terms of age, weight, and size there are no restrictions. Anyone who has the desire to learn can try it!

My recommendation is: try it, preferably take classes with a surf school on a beginner’s level beach.”

If you go alone, ask the local surfers before getting in the water, because they know the sea conditions of the area better than anyone

And finally, tell us what services ‘Surf in Cabo’ offer.

Our services include:

-Surf and Paddleboard classes.

-Tours in Costa Azul, East Cape, and on the Pacific side.

-Renting surfboards, paddle boards, beach chairs, umbrellas, and snorkeling gear.

“We offer free safety information about sea conditions and tides for all foreigners whether they surf with us or not, our motto is… ‘Safety First’”

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David, thank you very much for having My Cabo Companion Magazine today!

Amigos, If you desire to ride waves, there is no safer way than doing it with the experts at ‘Surf in Cabo’!

SURF IN CABO

“SHARING THE PASSION”

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How do you describe the sensation of surfing?

A mixture of dopamine and thrill that you receive the day you catch your first wave and the adrenaline of always having to be alert.”

Transpeninsular, Playa Pescadito, Costa Azul, San José del Cabo BCS. MX.

+52 624 224 2110

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Photo by Surf in Cabo

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CABO SAN LUCAS

SAN JOSE DEL CABO

DIRECTORY:

What to Do

Trailblazers

SURFER’S HUB

A surfers paradise since the 1950’s, Los Cabo’s beaches was the location the first Northern Baja surfers decided to travel to in search of warmer waters. What did they find? Nothing less than stunning beaches, great point breaks to catch waves all year round, friendly villagers, fresh fish for delicious tacos, and of course, cold beer! The best and least crowded months to catch great waves in Baja Sur are during March through May. The perfect conditions for surfing however remain through November.

PACIFIC SURF BREAKS

LA PASTORA

Advanced / Right point break SAN PEDRITO

Advanced / Right - Left point break CERRITOS

Beginners / Right - Left point break

Baja’s SportFishing

Is considered the pioneer of all activities in Los Cabos. It was back in 1945 after WW 2 when veterans discovered the over 200-pound Marlins and the many species that inhabit the waters of Cabo San Lucas in the Sea of Cortez. This activity became pivotal for the economic growth of this region and it has become known as “The World’s Capital of Marlin.” Nowadays it is called Land’s End which is where they host the biggest fishing tournaments for those who love Cabo’s Sport fishing.

Los Cabos 10 Best Golf Courses

It only took Jack Nicklaus to visit Los Cabos in the early 1990’s, for Los Cabos Golf courses to take off and soon be ranked among the World’s 100 Best Courses (excluding U.S. courses) by Golf Digest in 2018. The signature course designers did not waste the stunning ocean views in almost all of their holes. Los Cabos Golf courses nowadays enjoy an unprecedented golfing boom, which does not seem to stop!

SEA OF CORTEZ SURF BREAKS MONUMENTS

Left point break / Advanced EL TULE

Right - Left point breaks / Advanced ACAPULQUITO

Right point break / All levels

COSTA AZUL (The Rock)

Right point break / Advanced

ZIPPERS

Right point break / All levels

LA BOCANA

Right - Left point breaks / All levels

SHIPWRECKS

Right point break / Advanced NINE PALMS

Right point break / All levels

Photo by Agustín Parada

Photo by Joel Álvarez

Photo by Ira Gulewich

BUCKET LIST What to Do

1.- A Day at the Beach!

Indeed, Los Cabos has plenty of activities to do, but a sun filled day at the beach should be #1 on your bucket list. Along the coast of the Sea of Cortez, between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas, you’ll have a view of beaches off of Hwy 1 that makes it feel like paradise.

3.- Enjoy a day full of adrenaline activities!

Zip Lines, bungy jump, ATV’S, UTV’S, Hanging Bridge Crossings, Horseback riding, going on a Camel Safari, and even taking a splash in the water parks for the little ones! There are many opportunities for adventures in Los Cabos, it will not be hard to find safe ways for you and your family to have a blast!

5.- Take a Sunset tour!

California is well known for its stunning sunsets. Like California, Baja’s sunsets have the same colorful and romantic aura. Make the most of these absolutely flawless sunsets by cruising the bay as the sun begins to set. Starting with a stop at the Arch to capture yourself and the formation in the most beautiful golden lighting, you just can’t miss the way the sun glistens off of the ocean, creating the perfect memory.

2.- Take a Snorkeling tour!

You can’t go wrong with learning to enjoy life from the sea perspective! Being safely guided by experienced locals will allow you to see the hidden mysteries the ocean tends to keep locked away. All of the choices available offer great food, drinks, music, and of course snorkeling adventures. The Santa Maria bay and El Chileno reefs are the best spots for a great snorkeling experience!

4.- A Day of Water Activities!

In the lively beach of El Medano located in downtown Cabo San Lucas, you will find lots of activities to do. These activities include things such as wave runners, jet skis, flyboarding, paddle boards, kayaks, banana boats, parasailing, and visiting “The Arch”. The Arch is a natural rock formation in the shape of an elegant dragon lowering its head to take a sip of water.

Photo by Joel Álvarez

Photo by Ira Gulewich

Photo by Ricardo Nieto

Photo by Ricardo Nieto

Photo by Ricardo Nieto

Go Where to

Cabo San Lucas

The Marina

Take a stroll along La Marina “the most complete shopping experience in Los Cabos” where you will find restaurants with delicious food, Luxurious stores and plenty of Flea Markets with a great variety of Mexican souvenirs and friendly people. Take a break at one of the Beer or Margarita bars to cool off from the heat while you shop.

Art Walk

San Jose del Cabo

The Art Walk became a must do activity in Los Cabos when… 12 international gallery owners decided to sponsor and organize the Art Walk which made it become an event that now takes place on Thursdays, from 5pm to 9pm for everyone to enjoy!

This event grew exponentially over the weeks and the local authorities eventually had to close the streets for visitors to walk peacefully while enjoying the art, music, food, or to gather for a glass of wine / beer among the artists and locals.

San José del Cabo

Are you ready to spend a day full of Mexican flair?

The historic center of San Jose del Cabo offers a charming walk through the Plaza Mijares, take your camera for a shot of the authentic colonial architecture in the streets. You can also take a bike ride through the hotel zone and several plazas where you will find crafts, restaurants, stores, ice cream, coffee shops and the Estuary for a great photo background.

Photo by Ira Gulewich

Photo by Ira Gulewich

Photo by Ira Gulewich

Blown Glass Factory

If you want to be amazed by glass blower artisans, this is the right place! Every day of the week (except on Sundays) you will see amazing works of art made by Glass Blower artists that you can buy. A spectacular show for the whole family!

La Paz

La Paz is the capitol city of Baja California Sur and home of Balandra beach, which is considered one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. La Paz has many water activities, such as snorkeling at Espiritu Santo Island natural reserve, swimming with whale sharks, kayaking in the mangroves, and many more activities. But if you are more of a laid-back person, you

Restaurants

To fully enjoy the nightlife in Cabo, don’t forget to stop by the many restaurants with a wide variety of food. Whether you are looking for romantic atmospheres, or a festive environment, Mexican or International food, you can be sure that you will enjoy it!

Todos Santos

Ready for a short day trip?

The Pueblo Magico of Todos Santos will make you fall in love. Every corner is a perfect spot to take a picture, from colonial architecture back grounds, to songs inspiring hotels. And don’t forget to stop for ice cream made from exquisite fresh and organic regional fruits. If you’re looking for a unique souvenir, stop by the colorful arts and crafts market and near by stores, for one of a kind piece of jewelry, authentic leather bags, or charming handicrafts.

can enjoy wonderful sunsets on the Malecon by biking or rollerblading. Wherever you go to eat in the city you will enjoy fresh seafood and regional food. Of course, don’t forget to try the delicious ice creams. And for a more desert-like experience, try sandboarding in the El Mogote dunes, you’ll have an incredible time.

Photos by Ira Gulewich

Photo by Ira Gulewich

Photo by Greg Neff / Unplash

Photo by Restaurant Simaruba

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THE MAGICAL TODOS SANTOS

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Located on the Pacific side of the Baja Peninsula Sur, only an hour away from two of the most visited tourist destinations of Mexico (Los Cabos and La Paz), we find Todos Santos. A region that once was inhabited by Guaycuras and Pericues tribes, has now been nicknamed “Magic Town.” This name was given in 2006 by Mexico’s Tourism Bureau, due to it being rich in Ancient Culture and Architecture.

Photos by Ira Gulewich

Todos Santos’ charm makes it a must-visit spot for travelers from all over the world. Since it is conveniently located between the two most important local destinations, it offers a great opportunity for the perfect road trip. But all three are worth a stop when traveling to either La Paz or Cabo’s international airports. Vivid streets, colonial architecture, tranquil atmosphere, famed art, culture, music, and delicious food are what you can experience during your visit or stay in Todos Santos.

Todos Santos is known for its yearly festivals that draw the attention of many. They have festivals for Jazz, Art, and Cinema annually. A new Mango Festival will take place in July, which includes a “Mangate Contest’’. This is an event where Todos Santos locals compete with their best recipes made from the endemic fruit known for its delicious flavor and meaty consistency.

Historically, Todos Santos dates back to 1733 when the Jesuit Mission of Our Lady of El Pilar was founded. Another historical building you can still visit today is the Manuel Marquez de Leon Theater, which was built by General J. Mugica on February 5th, 1944. This building has a unique architectural beauty and acoustic characteristics that can’t be found in any other Mexican town. Nowadays, the Manuel Marquez de Leon Theater is the location of the Todos Santos Art Festival and the international festival of Latin cinema. These festivals take place every year during February.

The inviting streets of Todos Santos are colorfully decorated with Mexican garlands and surrounded by 17th-century Hacienda style buildings. Every corner becomes the perfect spot for a photo shoot! Walking around the peaceful town is an experience you won’t want to miss. Especially if you are looking for a wonderful shopping trip or a real culinary experience. Todos Santos is complemented by its lively art, plentiful markets, and signature restaurants that offer unique delicious recipes to make up the romantic atmosphere that occurs every sunset.

If you enjoy naturistic activities, you would adore Todos Santos’ stunning sunsets that can be enjoyed at La Cachorra Beach, bird watching at the estuary of La Poza Oasis, turtle releases where up to 45,000 baby turtles are released during August through March, and great surfing opportunities at Cerritos Beach, where International tournaments take place. Todos Santos is full of exciting events, festivals, and activities all year round.

Indeed Todos Santos is a flower in the middle of the desert that thrives by the magic and creativity of its friendly people.

TWO SEAS

BelisarioD.FranciscoI.Madero Mariano Abasolo Rangel

Sinaloa Sonora Nayarit Jalisco Michoacán Oaxaca Transbordadores Topete

DIRECTORY:

La Ventana

Pescadero

Los Cerritos

Balandra Beach

El Sargento

Los Barriles Buenavista

La Rivera Cabo Pulmo

East Cape

La Playita

Costa Azul

Palmilla Beach

Lover’s Beach

Chileno Beach

Santa Maria Beach

El Medano Beach

Cerritos Beach

Pescadero Beach

CURRENCY

The local currency is the Mexican Peso although US dollars and major credit cards are accepted in most places. The exchange rate varies every day, we strongly recommend using the local ATMs so you will be able to withdraw money at the best exchange rate possible with minimum fees. Some ATMs will give you the option of the desired currency you want to exchange for whether it be Mexican Pesos or US dollars.

CREDIT CARDS OR CASH?

We strongly recommend trying to use your credit cards where accepted because many of them do not charge fees for using an alternate currency. But, it is always recommended that you carry some cash. This is because there are many places that only accept cash such as; street shacks, flea markets, or beach souvenir vendors. It is handy however that most of these cash only locations will accept US dollars or Pesos. Keep in mind that paying in Pesos is better when it comes to the exchange rate to avoid a lower rate.

BANKS & ATMS

The major local Banks are: BBVA, CITIBANAMEX, BANORTE, HSBC, SCOTIABANK and SANTANDER. Much like in the United States their regular working hours are Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm and some even operate until 2 pm on Saturdays. All of them have ATM machines inside their establishment available 24 hrs. We strongly recommend being cautious before, during, and after your transactions inside of the ATMs. It is always better to use the buddy system when extracting large sums of money.

STREETS WALKING

If you are going for a walk in Mexico, please always watch for cars in any area, since drivers tend to not always follow driving rules. We recommend that you follow proper safety guidelines for crossing the street. Please find the proper crossing paths and be mindful of the cars around you. Los Cabos is ranked as one of the top safest tourist destinations in Mexico, but it is important that you try to stay within the tourist boundaries. For nightlife outings, we strongly recommend using your hotel taxis or pre-arranged private transportation. The drivers are very friendly, knowledgeable, and bilingual. They will be happy to keep an eye on you while you have fun until you’re ready to go back to your hotel.

DRIVING

If you are planning on renting a car for your trip, there are plenty of car rentals available to you. You can mainly find them within the premises of the airport but some companies even have branches in the main cities. Driving in Mexico can be a little challenging at times due to some reckless drivers, but it mostly works the same way that you are familiar with. I recommend just following the proper driving rules and being mindful of the drivers around you. As long as you pay attention to your surroundings you will arrive at your destination safely.

GAS STATIONS

How to Dial Toll Free Numbers

To call an 800 number, substitute with 880

To call an 888 number, substitute with 881

To call an 877 number, substitute with 882

To call an 866 number, substitute with 883

To call an 855 number, substitute with 884

To call an 844 number, substitute with 885

Emergency

Phone Numbers

Canada Consulate – (624) 142 4333

U.S. Consulate - (624) 143 3566

Emergency – 911 from a local number

Fire Station San Lucas - (624)143 3577

Fire Station San José del Cabo - (624) 142 2466

Migration - (624) 105 0976

What to know

Gas stations work a little differently in Mexico. The big difference is you never have to pump your own gas. There are gas station workers that will do that for you at no extra cost. You can pay for your gas with cash or with your credit/debit card. Most of the time the gas station worker will be happy to clean your front windshield, check your oil, or check your tire pressure if asked. Keep in mind that if you do ask for this, the gas station worker might expect a tip for their extra work. It will make them happy for them to receive a tip, it will be greatly appreciate it.

Police Department - Cabo San Lucas & San José del Cabo

911 from a local number

Road Assistance – (624) 125 3584 / 047 from a local number

Touristic Police - (624) 143 3977

Highway Patrol – (624)146-0573

Air Ambulances

Airlift Northwest (Urgent transport call):

800 426 2430 / +1 (541) 882-4643 / www.emergencyairlift.com

Hospitals

Cabo San Lucas

AMC (American Medical Center) - (624) 143 4911 / www.amchospitals.com

BlueNet Hospital Cabo San Lucas - (624) 104 3910 / www.bluenethospitals.com

CMC (Cabo San Lucas Medical Center) - (624) 143 9728 / www.hospitalcmc.com

H+ (Canadian Healthcare Council) - +52 (624) 104 9300 / www.hmasloscabos.mx

Hospiten Cabo San Lucas - (624) 245 6000 / www.hospiten.com

San José del Cabo

H+ (Canadian Healthcare Council) - +52 (624) 104 9300 / www.hmasloscabos.mx

Hospiten San José del Cabo - (624) 105 8550 / www.hospiten.com

Walk-in Clinic by BlueNet - (624) 105 2328 / www.bluenethospitals.com

Taxis

Taxis – (624) 1225490 / San José del Cabo Airport

Taxis – (624) 142 0580 – San José del Cabo/Centro

Taxis – (624) 1420401 – Cabo San Lucas (Misión Los Cabos)

Airlines

Aeroméxico – (55) 5133 4000 / www.aeromexico.com

American Airlines – (55)-5209 1400 / www.aa.com

Alaska Airlines - +1 800 – 503 0101 / www.alaskaair.com

Delta Airlines- +1 800 – 221 1212 / www.delta.com

Frontier Airlines - +1 800 – 432 1359 /

San José del Cabo, Baja, México

Mazatlan style in Los Cabos! THE BEST seafood

story

We opened our first seafood cart in 1990 in the Reforma neighborhood in the city of Mazatlan Sinaloa. Back then a person to whom we are very grateful, supported us to open a small palapa on a hill in the San Bernabe neighborhood of San Jose del Cabo, on April 10, 2008 where our first Restaurant is currently located. TO CONTINUE READING OUR STORY, SCAN THE QR CODE BELOW.