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Los Cabos, a Spring Break Hub, Gets a High-End Infusion
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/01/travel/los-cabos-high-end-mexico-baja.html
By Sheila Marikar / Travel / The New York Times / nytimes.com / Jan 1, 2019
“Stylish venues have emerged to cater to a crowd that appreciates modern design, farm-to-table meals, and sipping drinks as opposed to drinking shots.
I heard about it years before I first made it there. A beach paradise framed by turquoise waters and hulking, golden desert rocks, a place for spring breaks and bachelorette parties, where, if the early ’00s MTV reality series “The Hills” was to be believed, tequila shots and “drama, drama, drama” ruled. Cabo. Those in the know simply referred to it as Cabo.
But there is a different kind of Los Cabos, an artful destination for discerning travelers that can be as laid back — or “turnt up,” as they say — as one desires. Of course, this sea-flanked strip of Mexico on the southern tip of the Baja peninsula has always been about more than getting drunk and testing friendships, but recently, a variety of high-end destinations have emerged to cater to the type of crowd that appreciates modern design, farm-to-table meals, and sipping drinks as opposed to drinking shots....”
The Skywalk at the Vidanta Los Cabos hotel transports guests from the lobby to a vantage point overlooking cascading swimming pools, restaurants and the Pacific Ocean.
Photo Credit: Graham Walzer for The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/01/01/travel/los-cabos-high-end-mexico-baja.html
By Sheila Marikar / Travel / The New York Times / nytimes.com / Jan 1, 2019
“Stylish venues have emerged to cater to a crowd that appreciates modern design, farm-to-table meals, and sipping drinks as opposed to drinking shots.
I heard about it years before I first made it there. A beach paradise framed by turquoise waters and hulking, golden desert rocks, a place for spring breaks and bachelorette parties, where, if the early ’00s MTV reality series “The Hills” was to be believed, tequila shots and “drama, drama, drama” ruled. Cabo. Those in the know simply referred to it as Cabo.
But there is a different kind of Los Cabos, an artful destination for discerning travelers that can be as laid back — or “turnt up,” as they say — as one desires. Of course, this sea-flanked strip of Mexico on the southern tip of the Baja peninsula has always been about more than getting drunk and testing friendships, but recently, a variety of high-end destinations have emerged to cater to the type of crowd that appreciates modern design, farm-to-table meals, and sipping drinks as opposed to drinking shots....”
Photo Credit: Graham Walzer for The New York Times