Chris Sands
Writer at Freelance
Raconteur. Bon vivant. Food and travel writer for Mexico News Daily, 10Best at USA Today, and TheTravel.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands
It’s hard to quantify Los Cabos beaches: They’re innumerable, with golden sandy stretches lined one after another across the municipality’s 125 miles of picturesque coastline. It’s also hard to rate them aesthetically: They’re all beautiful. So, which ones are the best to visit? It depends on your idea of a perfect day at the beach. If you like swimming, I can immediately suggest several beaches and eliminate others that have steep drop-offs or strong rip currents.
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3 weeks ago |
mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands
Cindy Sandoval’s status as one of the top sommeliers in Los Cabos is attested by her educational achievements and training, not to mention her experiences working with some of the top chefs in Mexico. Now based in Los Cabos, this wine expert has had a celebrated career, culminating in well-deserved plaudits from others in the industry.
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3 weeks ago |
mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands
Summer is the season that sees the fewest visitors in Los Cabos. That’s been true traditionally and confirmed by statistics from the Los Cabos Tourism Board (Fiturca) over the past five years. However, that doesn’t mean it’s the worst time to visit. On the contrary, there are several good reasons why it may be the best time to plan your Los Cabos vacation. Weather, it must be admitted, isn’t necessarily one of them.
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1 month ago |
mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands
June ushers in the start of fishing tournament season in Los Cabos, with the Triple Crown of Fishing sponsored by watersports apparel giant Pelagic being the first major event in 2025, where anglers compete to catch the biggest billfish and other sought-after species. However, that’s one of only several events in which fishing, or Los Cabos’ other major sport, golf, is featured.
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1 month ago |
mexiconewsdaily.com | Chris Sands
Of Mexico’s 19 protected denominaciones de origen, nearly half are given to spirits (tequila, mezcal, bacanora, sotol, charanda, and raicilla) or coffee-growing regions (Chiapas, Pluma, and Veracruz). Notably missing from the list is wine.
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RT @mexicond: 🎣🎨⛳️🎶🧑🍳🍸🎷 Fishing, art, golf, jazz, cooking, cocktails, country music and MORE! There is a lot of happening in Los Cabos t…
RT @mexicond: MND interviews Cindy Sandoval, one of the top sommeliers in Los Cabos. "I love the language of wine, its history and tradit…
An attempt to contextualize the growth of #LosCabos since 1985 https://t.co/MVoTWV9rsY