Learn About San José del Cabo While Contributing to the Local Community

In the heart of San José del Cabo’s historical center, you’ll find the exquisite town square known as Plaza Mijares. During the Mexican American War (1846-1846) US marines briefly occupied the city, Mexicans were victorious in the bloody siege that ensued. Their victory was achieved under the leadership of Mexican Naval officer Jose Antonio Mijares; the man whom the plaza is named after.

This is but one of the many fascinating stories to be told about San José del Cabo. Are you interested in learning more about the history of this fabulous destination in paradise? There is no better San José storyteller than Kristian with Cabo City Tours. Hear fascinating tales about ancient tribes, legends, battles, geography, anthropology, architecture and much more on this easy, family-friendly, and wheelchair and stroller friendly, one-mile walking tour.

While it may be hard to believe that it gets any better than a personalized fun and fact-filled walking tour of San José del Cabo’s historical center…it does! Cabo City Tours offers ethical tours that give back to the local community. They organize free field trips for public schools, NGOs and new residents with an objective of awakening local identity. Proceeds are used to fund free tours and transportation for students.

To learn more about Cabo City Tours, visit their website or Facebook page.

Just a 30-minute drive from Cabo San Lucas, Hotel Casa Natalia is a charming 18-room boutique hotel in the heart of San Jose del Cabo’s Centro Historico. Outside the hotel walls, Casa Natalia is surrounded by quaint cobblestone streets, charming Spanish-inspired colonial buildings, family-owned jewelry shops, inviting restaurants and, of course, the natural beauty of Baja California.

Come to escape, stay to discover at Casa Natalia.

Come to escape, stay to discover.

The municipality of Los Cabos government is implementing the Environmental Sanitation Tax. This is a new tax that will be dedicated to the betterment of the local community.

September 8th, 2022 – All travelers from this date on will be required to pay the daily tax. All reservations paid before this date will not be subject to paying this tax.
  • Who is subject to the tax? All travelers visiting a business unit that invoices for lodging services in Los Cabos.
  • How much is the tax? $33.68 Mexican Pesos per room per night ($1.70 USD depending on the exchange rate) regardless of the occupancy.
  • How will the tax be collected? The tax will be collected by hotels, timeshares, and lodging facilities across the destinations. Travelers will be able to see the tax charge in their hotel bill at check-in or check-out.
  • What is the purpose of the tax? The new tax will support government investment in environmental infrastructure, sustainability practices, and safety and security.

Environmental Sanitation Tax

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