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Baja Sur’s Only All-Girls Surf Contest Needs Sponsors to Stay Alive - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Reina Calafia, Mexico’s only surfing competition exclusively for girls and women, and the second of its kind in Latin America, returns to La Fortuna beach this year on October 2nd to 4th for its third edition. The Mexican Surfing Federation and the Baja California Sur Surf Association endorse it. And according to reporting by Joselyn Juárez of El Sudcaliforniano, keeping it alive each year has not been easy. A contest built from a gathering, Reina Calafia began in 2024 in San José del Cabo, orga
Cascada Sol de Mayo: Baja Sur’s Best-Kept Waterfall Secret - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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If you’ve been looking for new ways to enjoy the green scenery the recent rains brought us, I’ve got a treat for you. Located in Sierra de la Laguna, roughly 50 miles — or about 1 hour 50 minutes — north of Cabo San Lucas, is Rancho Ecológico Sol de Mayo, a private ecotourism operation including access to a waterfall. Yes, a waterfall in the middle of the desert, tucked in a geological paradise. Cañón de la Zorra, also known as Cascada Sol de Mayo, is a waterfall in Rancho Ecológico Sol de Mayo,
Surviving Summer in BCS: From Sky Camping to Silver-Mining Museums - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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What is your favorite summer activity in Baja California Sur? A few years ago, expats in La Paz created social communities for people living here year-round, braving the season. Their special group was the Summer Survivors/Warriors. The rules were simple: one had to be here full-time, throughout the hottest months, to participate. The reality for many full-time expats is that these months can feel quiet and isolating, even though summer remains an important travel season for domestic tourism. Ma
“Sintonía”: How an Indie Documentary About BCS Is Finding Its Own Harmony in Europe - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Have you ever started a project with a set of parameters and intention, only for it to completely metamorphose into something beyond your wildest conception? As a destination, Baja California Sur is experiencing a European renaissance. Through the work and collaborations of tourism agencies such as FITURCA, BCS has been promoting itself in Europe. This has led to alliances such as Condor Airlines, which has operated direct flights between Frankfurt and Los Cabos since 2024, one of the area’s two
Teaching Baja’s Next Generation to Fish With Purpose - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Passports to Fishing is a global IGFA International Game Fish Association hands-on educational curriculum designed to teach basic angling skills, safety, and marine conservation ethics to kids. I attended one of their clinics last week to learn more about this free program and its importance in this region. The IGFA, founded in 1939, is a global, non-profit, membership-based organization dedicated to the conservation of game fish and the promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices throug
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