Hacienda el Coyote – Restaurant & Tequila Lounge Av. Cabo San Lucas few steps from Marina Blvd. (former entrance to pedregal),
Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos, Mexico.
Reservations Center: (624) 146 7776 starting at 9:00 am Restaurant’s Phone: (624) 1444731 Website: www.haciendaelcoyote.com Reservations: reservations@haciendaelcoyote.com
Baja Peppers Restaurant Bar
Hotel Mar de Cortez, Blvd. Lazaro Cardenas y Vicente Guerero, Colonia Centro (inside Hotel Mar de Cortez), Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur, CP 23450 Mexico.
Phone: 624-105-0339 | Cell Phone: (624) 157-2071 E-Mail:
Cost: $96 US per person tax ant tips included.
Reserve: 14 3 3571/14 30163
New Year’s Eve or Año Nuevo in Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos, BCS, Mexico
© Can Stock Photo Inc. / YuliaGlam
A hand-colored lithograph published by Currier & Ives in 1876.
In Spain New Year’s Eve is called La Nochevieja, or víspera de Año Nuevo. New Year’s Eve is a night to party and welcome in the New Year, and visitors who want to avoid the downtown bar scene will find there are several elegant soirees scheduled at area hotels. For locals, it’s a day of food and celebrations. My favorite are the incredible fireworks displays to usher in the New Year, as well as the tradition of the twelve grapes. Médano Beach has the best fireworks show—it can be viewed from area bars and restaurants like Mango Deck and Baja Cantina—but visit any area neighborhood and you’ll see children setting them off.
As to the grapes, it is a Spanish tradition to eat 12 of them very quickly—before the clock chimes twelve times at midnight—to ensure good luck during the ensuing twelve months. Each represents a wish. On New Year’s Day, leftovers are once again the staple for residents. If you’re visiting, I recommend an afternoon of bowl games and pub grub at one of the downtown sports bars.
Here is a list on LosCabosGuide of several options for
New Years Eve Dinners, Parties and Celebrations in Cabo San Lucas.
September 30 – Birthday, Natalicio de José Maria Morelos y Pavón
Jose Maria Morelos (1765-1815) was a Mexican Roman Catholic priest and revolutionary rebel leader who led the Mexican War of Independence movement, assuming its leadership after the execution of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in 1811.
Retrato de José María Morelos y Pavón / Date: 7 September 2006. Author: Anónimo, del siglo XIX | This image is in the public domain.
Image of Jose Maria Morelos on a 20 Pesos 1977 Banknote from Mexico.
Photo © Can Stock Photo Inc. | www.canstockphoto.com | GeorgiosArt
Description: Español: Imagen extraida del libro de Vicente Riva Palacio, Julio Zárate (1880) “México a través de los siglos” Tomo III: “La guerra de independencia” (1808 – 1821) | Date: 1880 | Source: Vicente Riva Palacio, Julio Zárate (1880) “México a través de los siglos” Tomo III: “La guerra de independencia” (1808 – 1821) | Author: Unknown | This image is in the public domain because its copyright has expired.
Jose Maria Morelos, 50 pesos Mexican banknote, 2012, Photo: Joseph A. Tyson