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Festival El Maíz Nos Une Cabo: Travel & Stay Guide

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  Planning a Cabo getaway for late September 2026? Festival El Maíz Nos Une gives travelers a chance to experience a cultural side of Los Cabos beyond its beaches, resorts, and nightlife. The 2026 cultural gathering celebrates maize as an important part of Mexican identity while highlighting the traditions, food, art, music, and knowledge of Indigenous, Afro-Mexican, and mestizo communities in Baja California Sur. The state tourism calendar currently lists Festival El Maíz Nos Une for September 26–29, 2026, while the main public cultural program is scheduled for September 26–27. For travelers, the festival can be combined with a Cabo getaway featuring ocean views, local dining, cultural attractions, and time along the Baja California Sur coastline. This guide explains what to know before visiting, where to stay, what to experience, and how to make the most of your trip. What Is Festival El Maíz Nos Une? El Maíz Nos Une , which translates to “Corn Unites Us,” is a cultural gathering...
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Los Cabos International Bird Festival: conserving the land to protect their wings

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  Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, is internationally renowned for its beaches, its desert landscape dotted with lush cacti, the extraordinary marine wealth surrounding the peninsula’s southern tip, exquisite cuisine, and some of the world’s most exclusive luxury hotels and Los Cabos villas. Yet, there is another natural treasure often overlooked in the skies above us: the birds. The first Los Cabos event International Bird Festival took place from September 25 to 27, 2025, bringing together specialists, academics, civil society organizations, government officials, tourism industry representatives, and the general public. They shared a common goal: to learn about, value, and conserve the extraordinary diversity of birds that find refuge in this region of Baja California Sur. Over three days, dozens of participants took part in a program that combined lectures, workshops, science outreach, cultural activities, and birdwatching excursions—making it the largest event of its kind ever ...
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Mexican Independence Day in Los Cabos: Where to Stay & Celebrate

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  Mexican Independence Day is one of the most exciting times to experience Mexico, and Los Cabos offers travelers a memorable combination of culture, coastal scenery, exceptional dining, and luxury accommodations. Mexico officially celebrates Independence Day on September 16 , while the most important traditional celebration begins the evening before, on September 15, with El Grito de Dolores , the ceremonial "Cry of Dolores." For visitors, this makes September 15 and 16 an ideal opportunity to experience Mexican traditions while enjoying the beaches, restaurants, outdoor activities, and private vacation homes that make Los Cabos such a popular destination. If you're planning a Los Cabos vacation in September 2026 , this guide covers what Mexican Independence Day means, where to celebrate, current 2026 events, what to do, where to stay, and how to choose the right Los Cabos vacation rental for your group. When Is Mexican Independence Day? Mexican Independence Day is of...
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