Todos Santos Retreat Digest (10/30/25)

Welcome back, wanderers, to another weekly digest of Todos Santos. Here on the shores of the Pacific, life continues its unhurried pace. The past week has seen some shifts and shuffles, nothing extraordinary, just the quiet hum of a town inhabiting its rhythms. So pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee or a glass of hibiscus tea, and let’s catch up on the happenings in and around our beloved Todos Santos retreat.

Weather Whispers

The weather has been playing its own sweet symphony this week. It’s been pleasantly warm, perfect for a casual stroll down Calle Benito Juárez or a lazy afternoon at Punta Lobos. The temperature dip in the evenings has been a delightful excuse to pull out those light sweaters. The coming week promises more of the same, with a subtle upward tick in the warmth as we head towards the weekend. The nights, though, will remain comfortably cool.

Unsung Heroes

Now, let’s shift our focus from the skies to the earth beneath our feet. Our town, like many others in Baja California Sur, owes a great deal to the unsung heroes at CONANP (The National Commission of Natural Protected Areas). These dedicated folks have been tirelessly working to protect our natural spaces from the pressing threat of commercial exploitation. Their commitment to conservation reminds us of the delicate balance we share with our surroundings and the importance of sustainable living and travel practices.

Sea Turtles’ Saga

Speaking of nature, let’s talk about some of our most cherished locals—the sea turtles. These fascinating creatures have a unique reproductive process that results in what scientists call “multiple paternity”, meaning each baby turtle could potentially have a different father. Despite their somewhat complicated love life, these creatures are a joy to observe. Their nesting season is a sight to behold, a reminder of the enduring cycles of nature.

Free Diving Chronicles

While on the topic of water, there’s a tale of human endurance and connection with the ocean that’s worth sharing. Estrella Navarro Holm, a champion free diver, delves into the ocean’s dark depths with nothing but a wet suit and the air in her lungs. Her accounts of the experience, the initial struggle leading to the blissful free fall, paints a vivid picture of the ocean’s embrace. Her story is a fascinating testament to the power of the human spirit and its profound connection with the natural world.

Music in the Air

From the depths of the ocean to the vibrant local music scene, the rhythm of Todos Santos never ceases. This week saw some wonderful performances at the vineyard of Las Tinajas. From soulful solos to lively tributes, the music-filled evenings were a perfect blend of local talent and the beautiful Baja sunset. The coming week promises more musical delights, giving us all something to look forward to.

So, there you have it, another week in the life of Todos Santos. A town that’s more than just a beautiful retreat, it’s a place that beats to its own rhythm, a rhythm composed of warm weather, rich biodiversity, deep-sea narratives, and soothing music. Until next week, here’s to enjoying the simple life in our little corner of the world.


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