Who owns Cabo Resorts?

The Essence Of Our Luxury Cabos San Lucas Resorts Independently owned and operated by the Macias family of Guadalajara, every property within the Mexico Grand Hotels collection is managed with the family's core principles in mind - tradition, service and quality.



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For Baja California Sur, where Cabo San Lucas is located, the travel advisory is listed at level 2, warning travelers to exercise increased caution. Level 2 is one of the lowest advisory levels and generally means the region is safe to travel. While you'll want to remain extra alert, travel is one hundred percent open.

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Cabo San Lucas is located within the Municipality of Los Cabos Mexico. This municipality isn't known to be the safest place, largely due to cartel violence that has nothing to do with tourists or even locals for that matter.

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Safety in Cancún and Los Cabos That said, by and large, travel to both Cancún and Los Cabos is safe. Travelers who abide by local laws and don't go searching for trouble will have a safe vacation experience, as is true with most destinations around the world.

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If you want an all-inclusive vacation in a party town with sugar-sand beaches and ruins to explore, then Cancún is the way to go. Or, if you prefer a more luxurious getaway full of deep-sea fishing and fine dining, then book a ticket to Los Cabos.

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The first thing that comes to mind when thinking about Los Cabos is its most iconic landmark: the natural stone arch. This stunning geological formation, also known as El Arco, is located at the very tip of the peninsula where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean.

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Los Cabos is home to some of the top hotels in the world, let alone Mexico.

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But Cabo San Lucas has always been an unabashed tourist-centric town full of all-inclusive, budget beach resorts, never-ending 3-for-1 happy hours at bars (and gas stations and a surprising number of other places), and garish dive bars like Cabo Wabo where tequila is (almost) cheaper than water and the neon daiquiris ...

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Los Cabos is one of the most expensive destinations in all of Mexico for a couple of reasons. The main problem that Los Cabos has which drives up the prices for basically everything is the fact that it's isolated from the rest of the Mexican mainland.

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