Barcelo Gran Faro Los Cabos

Todos Santos is a village located on the Pacific side Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, an hour away from Cabo San Lucas, it is considered a “Pueblo Magico’’ (a Magic Town), with wonderful colonial buildings, Mexican art and crafts, and delicious typical regional food which is mostly made with local products. Its uncrowded beaches are a perfect place to relax, spend the day and surf.

Located only 5 minutes away from Hotel Barceló, you will experience the History and the beauty of the colonial town of San Jose del Cabo founded by Jesuit missionaries, get immerse to the past and learn about the Old San Jose the relationship between local tribes and Pirates and the Spanish Colonization. Visit the delightful courtyard restaurants, boutiques, small and medium stores around a lovely town square. You will find tempting treasures from handmade pottery and textiles to captivating works of jewelry. And for those looking for fine art, stroll down Obregon Street in San Jose's Art District behind the 17th century San Jose Mission, to see the art galleries where you will find a variety of art collections from International and Mexican artists

The Los Cabos area boasts some of the top sightseeing, tourist attractions and points of interest along the Baja California peninsula. Stunning El Arco in Cabo San Lucas is one of the region’s most iconic natural landmarks, and it’s the center from which many fun activities like whale watching kick off. Visitors on vacation can check any guide map for some of the best tours, historical destinations and other places to visit during their stay in paradise. There are also plenty of free things to do, including snorkeling in Cabo Pulmo Marine Park, exploring the art galleries throughout San José del Cabo and swimming in any of the area’s 22 blue flag designated beaches. All you have to decide is where to go in Los Cabos, and you are guaranteed to be near a must-see attraction.

Mission San Jose del Cabo built in 1730 by a Jesuit Mission

San Jose del Cabo Art Walk is a popular weekly event held every Thursday evening from 5-9pm between the months of November and June. This event was established, promoted and organized by the Gallery District Association in the hopes of drawing art lovers and tourists away from the Main Square and into our color-filled back streets located behind the church. With it’s popularity growing over the years, the local government decided to close the main street of Obregon to car traffic in order to accommodate all of the visitors to our District every Thursday evening. Enjoy an evening stroll through the Gallery District, visiting the Art Galleries, sipping wine and dining in our neighborhood restaurants. Often galleries will have special events such as “artist in attendance” or openings of new exhibitions. With the ever-growing popularity of the Art Walk, downtown San José as a whole is bustling on Thursday evenings but the heart, soul and sophistication of this weekly event lies within the borders of the Gallery District inside the galleries, located behind the church and main square.