La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur, is gaining ground as one of Mexico’s most rewarding destinations, especially among Canadians looking for a winter escape that’s rooted in community, nature, and authenticity.

Monte Cardón shows a different side of Los Cabos: a tranquil desert oasis that seems to slow the pace of life. High in the rolling hills and secluded from the bustling city below, this dining destination is the hidden jewel of the Los Cabos backcountry.

From the luxurious Vidanta Resort in Puerto Vallarta to the charming streets of Sayulita, the mystical town of Jala, the historic allure of San Blas, and the remote beauty of Islas María, each destination offers a uniquely different and remarkable adventure that showcases the rich tapestry of experiences that Mexico has to offer.

One of the most beautiful, historically significant, and untouched destinations to visit in Mexico is the state of Yucatán. Most Canadians don’t have Yucatán on their radar as they generally head directly to the sunny beaches of Cancun or the Mayan Riviera without realizing that they are only a short distance away from what was once the epicentre of the Mayan civilization and one of the world’s most storied archaeological regions.

Los Cabos, located on the Southern tip of the 1,000-mile long Baja Peninsula on the Pacific side of Mexico, is a very unique destination. Los Cabos is one of Mexico’s most intriguing, diverse and posh areas. With its dramatic desert backdrops, its numerous and various beaches, luxury resorts, spas, golf courses and first-class restaurants, Los Cabos is definitely a different way to discover Mexico.