Baja California Sur is inside the Baja free zone, so a U.S. or Canadian car does not need a temporary import permit (TIP) unless you take the ferry to mainland Mexico. You still need Mexican auto insurance. Here are the rules for visitors and residents.
Querencia is a Spanish word with no exact English translation. It means the place where you feel safe, at home and strongest, the spot you always return to. Here is its meaning, its origin in bullfighting and Hemingway, and why it names a private golf community in Los Cabos.
Querencia Los Cabos is a stunning residential community that perfectly blends luxury living with the breathtaking beauty of Baja California Sur.
Can Americans buy land in Mexico? Yes. Here’s the restricted zone (50 km from the coast, 100 km from borders), how the fideicomiso and Mexican company options work, why the rules exist and what’s still risky, for Los Cabos buyers.
Learn how U.S. buyers legally own property in Los Cabos using a fideicomiso. Understand how it works, costs, rights, and why it’s essential when buying real estate in Baja California Sur, Mexico.
Palmilla Beach is widely known as one of the most swimmable beaches in Los Cabos. Located along the Sea of Cortez near the prestigious Palmilla community, it offers calmer waters, scenic views, and a beach lifestyle that attracts visitors, retirees, and property buyers from the United States.
Delmar International School is a private bilingual school in El Tezal, Cabo San Lucas, from preschool through high school. Here’s what U.S. families should know and the questions to ask before enrolling.
Picacho McGregor School in San José del Cabo: a guide for U.S. families comparing bilingual options and what to ask before enrolling.
Quivira Golf Club in Cabo San Lucas is one of the most dramatic oceanfront golf courses in Mexico. This guide explains course access, rates, amenities, and why Quivira attracts buyers from California, Dallas, Texas, and Arizona looking for golf lifestyle real estate in Los Cabos.