Top Things You Must See and Do in Los Cabos, Mexico - From Conde' Nast

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WRITTEN BY KELLY PHILLIPS BADAL MAY 14, 2016

Land's End - Cabo San Lucas

One’s considered mild, the other, wild. The shore-linked cities of Los Cabos, Mexico reflect the region’s two distinct personalities. Whether you choose tranquil San José del Cabo or rowdier Cabo San Lucas, here’s a taste of both on the sunny tip of Baja.

New Luxury Hotel Opens in Cabo Soon! The Beautiful $150 million Grand Velas Cabo - The Ultimate in All Inclusives

Mexico’s Velas Resorts to Debut New Grand Velas, November 2016 - 

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico -- The "Beyond All Inclusive, Beyond All Compare" Velas Resorts announces the opening of Grand Velas Los Cabos on Mexico's Baja Peninsula in November 2016. The $150 million resort is the fifth property of the family owned and operated company with over 20 years of tradition in hospitality. 

The beachfront property will have enhanced signature facilities and services of Grand Velas resorts including duplex wellness suites with juice bars, wine based features inspired by the proximity to the region producing Mexico's fine wines, and dramatic ocean views and unique spaces infusing every area of the resort. A gallery of contemporary art will continue the company's commitment to bringing the art, fashion and culture of Mexico to guests. 

TIJUANA NIGHTLIFE - What Gaslamp Quarter Once Was in San Diego.. Art, Music, Fine Dining - It's All Here!

The Best Thing About San Diego Is... Tijuana

Across the border, I found a vibrant scene that helped me appreciate California.

• SARA LIBBY
 

As the drumbeat for a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico has grown louder over the past year thanks to Donald Trump, I’ve shared a lot of the typical reactions against it: Vilifying immigrants is ignorant and cruel. The desire to keep others out is un-American.

But I have another thought that probably doesn’t come up much for anyone who doesn’t live near the border: Please don’t make it harder for me to go to Mexico.