The REAL San Jose del Cabo | More Than Just a Tour

[@laura-bronner]

I hope you guys enjoyed this video and will consider taking this tour when you're next in San Jose del Cabo! You can book the tour here: www.cabocitytours.com If you feel moved to, you can make a donation directly to their PayPal account: [e-mail]

[@christineroberts8720]

Hello Laura! We will be visiting San Jose in February for the first time and would love to take this tour …would you recommend taking it on a Thursday (Art Walk Day) or on another day? We will be staying at the Royal Solaris for 10 days….

[@craigmorgan4287]

We live in San Jose del Cabo 6 months every year. The people are wonderful and thank you for showing the some of the historical part of the area.

[@BonitaLiving]

I just booked mine for 6pm this Sunday. Just the type of culture experience I was looking for. Thank you for sharing!

[@davidrubin5140]

That was a great video! You showed some of the best young people there doing an amazing thing and it gives this old man a glimmer of hope. In my own travels I am always attracted to, and inspired, by the young people of a place who are forming creative communities for social and environmental change as well as artistic and personal expression.

[@postalsolutions]

Thanks. I am moving to Cabo next year. I will certainly check out this tour.

[@mineralt]

You are glowing lately....glad to see you are so happy

[@scotttea2048]

History helps explain the food and the culture. Gotta love it.

[@blueskiesgrouphome9712]

I'll be there next week.

[@jamesmoore9892]

Enjoyed talking today, wonderful information about San Jose del cabo.

[@laura-bronner]

Nice meeting you! Enjoy the rest of your trip!

[@gerryfuentes2574]

Soy mexicano y me gustan prácticamente todos tus videos pero especialmente me han encantado estos videos en San Jose del Cabo y tengo que visitarlo ; no sabia mucho de San Jose hasta que he visto tus videos . Algún dia visitaré San José del Cabo.

[@laura-bronner]

Muchas gracias! Me alegra que te encantó este video y los de San Jose, es un lugar lleno de sorpresas jaja espero que puedas visitar prontísimo.

[@jackiedreid]

I loved this so very much!! Thank you!!💕

[@SisterSherryDoingStuff]

I love this vlog. Fascinating - and history is beautiful. I pretty much can't stand tours, but this is a type of tour I've never been on. More tours like this, por favor!

[@laura-bronner]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed it and I will definitely keep my eyes out for more experiences like this to share!

[@lancebarker]

Thank you. I travel to be inspired and educated about the culture and lives of people. I will surely take the tour next time I'm SJdC. Donating to their efforts.

[@susannaharnhart4910]

I've been trying to find out about the Pericu and local history in advance of visiting BCS, so this is amazing! I'll be looking CCT up!

[@annpatrykus3637]

Thank you! I have been living in La Paz for a year, but I feel so drawn to SJD bec of your vids. ☀️☀️☀️☀️

[@bobpenner4015]

Love what u do like i have said been there many times ...I did not know any of this will definitely take the tour Thankyou

[@jstinto6143]

This was a great video - so interesting. Thanks!

[@sophiemarcaurele]

As both a history geek and a Mexico lover, thank you so much for this video! I hope you do more. I’ll def seek out this tour when I visit this area 🤗🇲🇽 🙌🏻

[@wattsito]

I really liked this video and it´s good to know you love México. For sure México loves you. Regards.

[@tijawi]

Loved this side of Los Cabos. I've not been since 1975. I, wife and 3 year old daughter with my parents in their RV, roved down hwy. 1 from SF, CA TO Cabo. Rowed out to the arch, played on the beach of love. Cabo had one hotel, on a hill. A dusty main drag, market, not much more than 200 residents. Beach had development start ups, a time share, an upscale rv park. Waiters in formal wear. I asked for a 7up for my daughter. Huh? Sieta aribe? Huh? Lemon, lime soda? Ahhh squeezed a lemon. A lime and squirted it with sweet soda and ice. Best 7up she ever had.

[@tijawi]

Perhaps the best trip we ever had. Planning trip to San Felipe soon. Wasn't on the path back then, the sea we missed.

[@deborahquinette4569]

That’s was awesome !!! Thanks for sharing ! I really want to come now !

[@janmyers985]

Hi! We plan to go to San Jose del Cabo before year's end and look for a home. We fell in love with you and Christian and also San Jose just by watching your terrific videos. We deinitely will take this tour and whether we purchase a home or not, we will work with Christian to accomplish their goals for the area and most especially for the children. Thanks for sharing this video!

[@alejandrodaza4416]

Traveling around world is very hard to see the real history of that magical place you have landed with tour likes this you really find the Encanto of the people and their roots is true that many of us travel to relax but I do think that we all want to learn about the history of the place and with that you really have a full story to tell friends and family...

[@johnputt6029]

Great vid and super tour guide. I spent time in San Jose in the early 90's, you make me want to return...and volunteer in this wonderful community. I'm retiring soon as a woodshop teacher.

[@laura-bronner]

Glad you enjoyed the video! I'm sure it looks a little different than it did in the early 90s, but it's really such a wonderful community.

[@julianar.scheidemantel]

thanks for sharing it 🙏🏽

[@misstrcarter]

Great information. We tend to avoid a lot of the beach towns because we don't party and we don't like to hang out at the beach all day. Nice to see that there are food tours and the cultural tours.

[@laura-bronner]

There's so much more to San Jose than parties and resorts, it's really quite magical.

[@jose-ml6315]

Woow wonderful back view with those flowers .. One day I will visit San José and sorrownd ... Great video .. love it Warm Saludos 🌸 😷

[@laura-bronner]

There are so many beautiful little spots to explore around San Jose, hope you can visit soon!

[@matthewstaman4030]

Thank you for these BCS videos. My friend just sent me a link today and I think we've been shadowing you. We were in Todos Santos from Jan 2 to mid-Feb and it was great seeing your videos of the places we loved (seafood tacos on Colegio Militar and at Sinaloense). We're now in San Jose del Cabo and it's great and, as you note, much more walkable. Will be watching for more of your food recommendations here. This is a great place to work from if you can work remotely.

[@geopro0780]

Great videos, thank you! I'm seriously considering an extended vacation several months in duration in Mexico, but I would love to bring my

[@BonitaLiving]

I feel like I watched the whole video and didn't catch the name. Thank you for writing it down in the description. I'm going to Cabos tomorrow and plan on taking this tour.

[@rafah.5232]

Great historical place I will love the experience to visit thanks for the tips

[@laura-bronner]

It's really wonderful, hope you can visit soon!

[@jameslyons1624]

Wow what a really great video thank you so much

[@watdahek2]

I have visited Cabo San Lucas about 25 times. But never San Jose del Cabo. I will be down again the 2nd week of April and staying at Vidanta. It would be great if I can book a tour with Christian. He seems really passionate on the history of the area. When I arrive in San Jose I will consider booking a tour. Thanks for an informational video.

[@judit1783]

Very interesting.

[@janefronczak17]

Love this!

[@cachecow]

Yes! Very interesting!

[@iamthatiam8894]

I Am amazed of the beauty of this city that exist in Mexico. Mexico is GOD'S HEART.

[@alfredbattenberg2626]

Awesome video.

[@laura-bronner]

Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it :)

[@maryjoan4128]

.thank you..so wonderful, they are resistant to being gobbled up by tourism

[@JoseHerrera-zs6wb]

Visit the butterfly in morelia michoacan is a santuary of buttlerfly

[@esoto7251]

That's true, to me seing all that colors in buildings and that bright color papers (papel picado) hanging in the streets is so folckoric but from south of México, is not as the traditional towns of Baja California, with mostly white or brick walls buildings and sometimes houses made of adobe. To me what we see now is like a "piñata" town, little by little the Baja identity is getting lost.

[@Tammy-du5xh]

Is there a contact for the casita near cabo I just watched your video

[@owenj1979]

Hi! I have never been in los Cabos And lately I’ve been contemplating the idea to buy a property in los Cabos, so I started watching videos about how’s the area and I came across with tons of videos (mainly in Spanish) saying that is one of the most violent city not only in Mexico but in the world 😳 can you make a video about this please ? So we can learn more about this topic and people that are thinking about moving there learn more about this. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@missmayflower]

A few questions. First, why would you even contemplate buying property in a place you haven’t even visited? Secondly, do you realize that she is in San Jose Del Cabo, which is a different place than los Cabos? Thirdly, where did you get the info that it is one of the most violent cities in the world? I googled “most violent cities” and it didn’t even make it onto the list.

[@hongmeo6224]

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[@des1180]

💕

[@navyretired230]

Thank you for the wealth of information. Have you ever heard of anyone that pays a stable rent not based on the exchange rate? For example the Peso can got 30-40% in any direction so a $1000 per month apartment can got $1300-$1400 some years based on the dollar exchange

[@missmayflower]

You just look for a home that has rent in pesos. The best way is boots-on-the-ground, asking around the neighbourhood if anyone knows of a local with a house to rent. Also there are many Facebook groups dedicated to rentals in specific places that will allow postings only with rent in pesos.

[@kevmc8934]

📢hour and a half📢hour and a half📢hour and a half!

[@laura-bronner]

🤣🤣 You'll just have to come to San Jose and take the tour for yourself!!

[@gloriaortiz1227]

So awesome if we can have an online job from the USA and live in los cabos, is that possible? Love your Cabos videos❤👌

[@laura-bronner]

It depends on the company I guess and if they are happy for you to be in Mexico. I have friends who work for US companies and live in all different parts of Mexico. Just about finding the right job :)

[@bitterchild7133]

you can't turn back time... yesterday is gone and embrace tomorrow

[@ddolde]

Boring