The streets, houses, buildings and cars are decorated everywhere in the country. On every street corner there are vendors selling flags, balloons, sombreros and rehiletes -shuttlecock, all with the green, white and red, our National Colors.
Flags wave from practically every house and building.
Lighted decorations are set up in every city, the most spectacular being those of the Zócalo, main plaza, in Mexico City. This main plaza of every town and city is the place where the great 16 De Septiembre celebrations take place. People of all ages come to this fiesta, to take part in the collective gaiety!
Food is always a very important part of these festivities. Literarily hundreds of stands are set up several days before and offer the traditional antojitos, most aptly described as a variety of finger foods, Mexican candies, and punch. Punch. ponche, is a drink made of fruits that are in season: guayabas, sugarcane, raisins and apples, and such a delicious aroma!
During September, Mes de la Patria, the month of our nation as it is called in Mexico, restaurants serve traditional Mexican dishes, such as Mole Poblano, Chiles en Nogada, Guacamole and chips.
During the evening of September 15, people start gathering in the zócalo. Many people walk around dressed in typical Mexican dress: men as Charros and women as China Poblanas, or indigenous dresses. Those who don't own a typical outfit, at least dress find something to wear in the colors of the flag.
Live Mariachi Music bands play to the delight of all present. There are also photography stands where one can have a picture taken, attired with a sombrero and atop a wooden horse!
The euphoria is collective and all are prepared to shout, yell and make as much noise as possible with fake trumpets, noisemakers and whistles!
As the evening advances, the plaza gradually fills with more and more people; suddenly there is practically no room to move. Excitement and euphoria reach a crescendo at the culminating moment when a government official arrives in the zócalo, at 11:00 P.M. to give the grito or cry of Independence. This ritual recreates the moment in which Father Hidalgo, gathered his followers in Dolores Guanajuato.
It is customary for our President to deliver the grito in Mexico City’s zócalo. It is in this plaza, atop Palacio Nacional, the National Palace -a beautiful colonial building where the President’s offices are located-, that the original bell rung by Hidalgo is placed. And this is the bell that is rung
every 16th of September.
The ceremony reaches the high point when the crowd joins in proudly shouting out the names of the heroes of our Independence, to end with the exciting VIVA MÉXICO!
When the grito ceremony ends, the sky lights up with multicolored rockets that shower our hearts with the pride of knowing that we are a free and independent nation.
Esta navidad te ofrecemos uno de los escenarios más hermosos de México con una combinación de arena, mar y mucha diversión con motivo a estas fechas.
En la bahía de La Paz, de enero a junio puedes nadar con tiburones ballena, siempre bajo la supervisión de un guía. Dado que las ballenas son mamíferos, estos peces son los más grandes del mundo. De junio a septiembre siempre hará falta una mano para la conservación de las tortugas en Los Cabos. Naturalistas expertos guían a los visitantes para que estos adopten y acompañen a una cría de tortuga en su primer caminata hacia el océano.
En Baja California Sur, un buen lugar para ver ballenas es Los Cabos, ahí puedes abordar una lancha "de fondo de cristal" o una lancha rápida tipo Zodiac, que te llevarán a ver los lugares donde están paseando las ballenas.
The streets, houses, buildings and cars are decorated everywhere in the country. On every street corner there are vendors selling flags, balloons, sombreros and rehiletes -shuttlecock, all with the green, white and red, our National Colors.
Cabo San Lucas tiene un clima subtropical seco, con clima cálido todo el año. Los meses de verano que van de mayo a octubre son los más calurosos y con un poco de lluvia, así como ocasionales tormentas y huracanes, mientras que durante los meses de invierno que van de diciembre y enero, las temperaturas pueden, ocasionalmente, caer por debajo de los 20 grados centígrados, pero hay más sol. 
En Cabo San lucas podrás encontrar diferentes actividades una de ellas son las cabalgatas que te ofrecen la alternativa a los ya típicos y tradicionales tours que se organizan en barco por Cabo Pulmo.
Los Cabos es muy conocido por su entorno agreste como por sus increíbles paisajes desérticos. Lo cual lo hace el lugar perfecto para una aventura al aire libre en estas fabulosas cuatrimotos.
