Comfort Inn Los Cabos Cabo San Lucas

... of leather and wood, and they all had that worn in look. Made for great pictures. We sat here as we waited for our 2nd shuttle to arrive. Finally, we're at the Rose resort and we ask the lady at the info desk if she has a map and can tell us where Patagonia is. She's on the phone and won't get off. I walk away and she suddenly starts helping us. I was only walking away to look for a restroom, but she probably took it as if I ...

... lady said 'hermoso y feo' beautiful and ugly at the same time,seems like a las vegas by the sea.However,go back a street and you find baja again! Amazing Grace,one of our gang broke down off the rocks here tonight.I called the navy and we later cancelled the emergency,as another yatista went to tow them in. Off to Frailles,Muertos ,then La paz in the next few days.I'm extremely tired but meeting the best people and had amazing adventures. I love you Baja!

We awoke in San Jose and took the bus for a 30 minute ride to the infamous Cabo San Lucas. The station wasn´t too far out of town and we took a bus into the center for a boat ride out to "El Arco," also known as "Land´s End" in Baja. We got off the bus at a small beach that was covered with Mexican locals and immediately were approached by an older man offering us trips to the arco in a glass-bottom boat/taxi for US$10 each. We agreed to the price and were told ...

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... the stories they could tell. Another staple in Ensenada is Hussong's Cantina which has been around since 1892 and is the oldest bar in the Californias. We stopped in for a couple of cervecas. Since two cruise ships had docked that morning, the place was pumpin'. There was a mariachi band for entertainment and they served all customers a bowl of peanuts (the shells of which were simply thrown to the floor ...

... yet again, was more than we could bear. So we mailed in a request to be excused; hence it was a happy day when we read the news. A little lighter on our feet, we trekked home to watch the birds and the waves come in. Since this walk was Mike's first bout of real exercise, he was plum tuckered and called it a night at 6pm. What happened to the Mike we all know, love and sometime hate (on account of his late, late party nights ...

... and run by (volunteer) missionaries. The campground is beautiful surrounded by vineyards and olive trees. They have power, water etc. and don't charge a fee - only donations. We had emailed ahead to see what they needed and brought some canned goods and beef for the kitchen. When we arrived a young man "Lucas" ran down the dirt road to meet us and told us to just pick a spot. Later we met Kevin one of the teachers here. He ...

... Sauzel - is the cleanest and "homeliest" place I have seen on my travels. For company you get the two grey cats and two dogs, blanco ( white ) and negro ( black ). Maria took me to all her favourite food stands on the street where we stuffed ourselves with Tamales and Tortillas one night. Tamales are made from cornflour or mealie meal. You put some meat or chicken stew in the middle of the flour that has been flavoured with stock. Wrap it in a ...

... bed, even if they were cruising pretty fast on the cliff side highways. We finally made it to Ensenada around 1ish and got to board the ship! It is hands down the nicest thing I have evvvver been on. All I could thing of was- I get to live here for the next three months! I had about 3 hours to explore unpack and hang out until stuff started happening. At 5 we pulled away from the pier and started out trip around the ...

... Christmas Eve and there aren't many cabs running in Cabo San Lucas. After 27 hours on the bus, we've arrived at the end of the road, the southern-most tip of Baja, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific. San Lucas is deceptively quiet as we cruise through in what tonight might be the only taxi in town. Amanda's flawless Spanish gets us to a cheap hotel in the centre of town, and we find the only taco stand and bar open, a florescent ...