Los Cabos Culture and adventure

Founded in 1730 and well known for its colonial architecture, its romanticism and its rich history, San Jose has a calmed town environment. It has a large central square that is used for colorful events and festivals. There are a lot of things to do inside and outside San Jose with all kinds of activities nearby, overall if you love sports.

As most of mexican towns, people in Los Cabos celebrate San Jose the saint every year in march. A religious festivity with a great gastronomic variety. Different cultural demonstrations, art and dance exhibitions and of course, mechanical rides. The Queen of the spring will rule for a whole year until the next contestant wins.

This beautiful and colorful town is famous for its culture that has been increasing through the years. The art festival, as a part of the cultural diversity, is celebrated every february, where artists, painters and musicians bring attention to every curious tourist.

Todos los santos is a popular town located between La Paz and Cabo San Lucas. It celebrates its saint festivities on october 12th with multiple cultural events that last all day.

National and international artists share their music with the local people through shows. Year after year by mid july music bands arrive in Los Cabos to be part of this jazz music celebration. The reunion point is in San Jose Square very close to San Jose parish, which is the only church in the city.

It is an annual event with more than 100 years of tradition, that is celebrated in the last week of february or the first week of march. Cultural richness and colorful traditions are synonyms of this popular celebration that is done in La Paz. El Malecón is the place where such events take place like: “Bad mood burnt”, Happiness King coronation, the Carnival Queen acknowledgements and awards for the king and queen of poetry, a naval combat with fireworks and the traditional parade.