Brad Ramirez+FollowWhy Los Cabos nights feel colder than you thinkSunshine and warm afternoons might be what you expect in Los Cabos, but winter evenings can catch travelers off guard with a surprising chill. Locals are seeing more tourists buying jackets after sunset, as temperatures drop from the 80s to the 50s and 60s. It’s not freezing, but the desert climate means big swings between day and night. If you’re heading to Cabo this winter, pack layers and plan for cooler marina strolls or rooftop dinners. Anyone else ever been surprised by how cool it gets after dark in a “tropical” spot? Let’s swap tips for making the most of those crisp Cabo nights! #Travel #LosCabos #TravelTips10Share
