Casita Miller

Casita Miller Casita Miller, a house with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen/dining area, living area, pool, and an extremely large patio. Casita Miller has a wonderful view.

18/09/2017

In October, the Bisbee Black and Blue fishing tournament starts on the 24th. It is the richest fishing tournament in the world. With good reason. Last year there were 136 billfish – 3 black marlin, 71 blue marlin, 55 striped marlin plus 5 sailfish and 2 spearfish – caught in the three day event. The largest prize was a check for almost $600,000. You need to come join the fun...
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17/09/2017

Looks like we dodged the storm... Paradise looks GOOD....
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15/09/2017
07/09/2017
CaboViVO

With Hurricane Lidia a distance memory, Cabo is well on the way to recovery, Come stay with us and join the fun...
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Experience Cabo Strong! So Inspiring and Powerful to watch the local community come together to clean the beaches and the surrounding areas throughout Los Cabos. This is why we call Cabo San Lucas HOME :)

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Blue Sky Cabo
CaboViVO

Cabo San Lucas is Waiting for YOU... DREAM, LiVE, DiSCOVER - LOS CABOS

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28/08/2017

Happy Monday.... Looks like we might be getting some rain.
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25/08/2017

This was excerpted from an article that appeared in the Miami Herald... it deals with the recent "Travel Warning" issued by the US government...

Don’t freak out over U.S. travel warning about Cancún and Los Cabos. Here’s why....
The U.S. State Department’s new travel advisory warning Americans about the risks of traveling to Cancún and Los Cabos should not be taken too seriously. Compared to some crime-ridden U.S. cities — or the deaths from recent U.S. mass shootings — these Mexican resorts look like safe havens.
Granted, homicides have risen sharply in Cancún and Los Cabos, and are rising across Mexico. A growing U.S. demand for he**in is leading to greater turf wars among drug cartels. Also, the extradition to the United States of drug kingpin Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman has triggered a bloody power war within his Sinaloa Cartel.
But when you compare these figures with homicide rates in major U.S. cities, they look small.
While Cancún’s murder rate is 20 people per 100,000 inhabitants and Los Cabos’ is 14 people per 100,000 inhabitants, the equivalent rates for some big U.S. cities is significantly higher: 52 people per 100,000 inhabitants in Baltimore, 50 in Detroit and 20 in Washington, D.C., according to New York University’s Brennan Center for Justice figures.
In numbers of murders, Quintana Roo’s 169 murders during the first half of this year were about half of Chicago’s 328 people killed over the same period, according to the Major Cities Chiefs Association, a professional association of police chiefs and sheriffs.
The drug violence in Cancún and Los Cabos drew big headlines recently. There was a June 15 shooting in Cancún that left one dead and two wounded, and another shooting on Jan. 5 in nearby Playa del Carmen that left five people dead. And in Los Cabos this month, another violent incident left three people dead.
Those are frightening events that deserve to be taken seriously. But they should also be put in context: If you are alarmed by these gang wars in public places that resulted in a handful of deaths, you should also remind yourself about the 49 people who died in last year’s mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
No place is entirely safe, including any major U.S. city or any small town where a psychopath armed with an easily accessible semiautomatic gun can shoot down dozens of people. In almost any place today, you run the risk of being an innocent bystander caught in the wrong place.

11/08/2017
CaboViVO

Five of the world’s seven endangered sea turtle species come to Baja California to lay their eggs–the green turtle, hawksbill, loggerhead, olive ridley and leatherback (the largest sea turtle and the world’s fastest aquatic reptile)–with local conservation agencies and some area resorts offering opportunities to assist in the hatchling process. Although mature sea turtles are long-lived and have few predators, they are in great danger during their initial journey away from the nest, extremely vulnerable to predators on both land and sea. In Los Cabos, sea turtle season stretches from late August until early December.

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Five of the world’s seven endangered sea turtle species come to Baja California to lay their eggs–the green turtle, hawksbill, loggerhead, olive ridley and leatherback (the largest sea turtle and the world’s fastest aquatic reptile)–with local conservation agencies and some area resorts offering opportunities to assist in the hatchling process. Although mature sea turtles are long-lived and have few predators, they are in great danger during their initial journey away from the nest, extremely vulnerable to predators on both land and sea. In Los Cabos, sea turtle season stretches from late August until early December.

Asupmatoma A.C is a non-profit organization dedicated to the protection of the endangered sea turtles of Baja California Sur, Mexico, and the overall environmental sustainability of Los Cabos’ beautiful beaches, lands and surrounding communities.

ASUPMATOMA has saved tens of thousands of sea turtles in the wild and hundreds of thousands of baby sea turtle hatchlings along the beaches of Los Cabos.

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07/08/2017
Manta Ray Migration, Sting Rays in Los Cabos, MX - PureCabo.com

I hope everybody had a wonderful weekend..... Here is a little drone video taken by a realtor trying to sell one of the million dollar properties. he saw a darker spot on the water and sent the drone to investigate... I keep telling you the variety of wildlife we have is mind boggling....
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https://youtu.be/puhoRvBN4n0

On July 23rd 2017 while filming luxury real estate, Pure Cabo Drone Services captured a pod of migrating manta rays and sting rays in the Sea of Cortez, San ...

04/08/2017
Orcas dan espectáculo en Cabo San Lucas

Here's a short little video of Orcas playing around in Cabo Bay. The amount and diversity of wildlife down here is simply amazing. From Orcas, to thousands of schooling Rays, to Whale Sharks, and the best fishing grounds in the world. You owe it to yourselves to come stay with us and check it out...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DI12HJmuIY

En Baja California Sur, una manada de orcas fue grabada por un grupo de turistas cuando repentinamente apareció cerca del famoso arco de Cabo San Lucas. Las ...

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