Suites Las Palmas Hotel Los Cabos San Jose Del Cabo

... that the local tequila is incredibly good here. They have also discovered that the tequila shops give out free samples and now we can't walk past a shop without stopping. <br><br>Zach left this morning so we plan on getting the boat re-stocked and trying to take off towards La Paz in the morning. There are several anchorages on the way that we hope to stop at for a day or two and just relax after the craziness of Cabo. <br>

Hi All!<br><br>We finally made it to Cobo San Lucas! It took us 8 days and nearly 900 miles but we pulled into the marina bright and early Thursday morning. The trip down was amazing. The Sailing was amazing. We only had to motor for about 14 hours out of the whole trip! With three people (we picked up Kevin&#8217;s Buddy, Zack Tuck in San Diego. He flew down from Seattle to do the passage with us) we held 2 hour watches with 4 hours off ...

Phenominal weather at the most beautiful port in all of Mexico.<br><br>We rode in on a tender and then took a water taxi tour of the rocks. Cost us about $16 each (plus tip). Went wtih 3 other people - Anthony (from previous cruises) was getting a ride to the beach. There was one other Atlanits guest (we forgot to ansk his name) and a woman from one of the other cuiseships (Carinal Splendor and Celebrity Infinity were both in port as well ...

... doing a little research, we discovered that everyone and their mom are going to try to sell you time share. I already booked transportation to the hotel the day before we left ($19/pp via the hotel's concierge) so we could bypass all the madness. Once we were done with customs, immigration, and claiming our baggage (good thing we pack light because we were charged $20 per suitcase - that's a first for me...thanks US Air ...

... in Cabo is under construction, with an opening date of December 1 &#8211; if anyone is thinking about going to Cabo, this promotion really is a great way to save some money. Just go to www.thehotelofyourdreams.com and write a review of what kind of hotel room you would like to stay in. Hopefully see some people down Mexico way!

... opening date of December 1 &#8211; if anyone is thinking about going to Cabo, this promotion really is a great way to save some money. The link that we used was thehotelofyourdreams.com/?33 and all you have to do is click in the comment boxes regarding a review of what kind of hotel room you would like to stay in. 25% for early reservations, up to 20% (5% for each comment on the site) Total of 45%. Hope that you find this helpful.<br><br>

... for beach camping that didnt exist. After driving around looking for a place to camp on the beach, we were finally taken in by a nice local guy named Ivan and his cohort Fritz. Ivan let us camp in his yard, and we shared beers and stories with them for a couple hours before we could not take listening to Fritz any more. He was a nice German kid, but he talked straight for over two hours! We drifted off to sleep with dogs barking incessantly.

... one should we go for?  The infinity pool, of course... It is far from the 'Roach Motel' in Urique... we are going to be spoiled for the next few days!!!   It's time to take a dip in the pool for now...... Tomorrow is a big day for Bengt! ....Morning is here....It's time for snorkelling, but we promise to meet Bengt and Tom around 1:00PM to catch-up...Yea Right! ...we are on Mexican time....  the ...

... thing though. We actually considered adopting him until we realized he did not understand the word 'NO!'. Kinda key when the only thing he wanted to do was jump all over us....all the time. Feeling sorry for the mangy mutt, we fed him some bread and tuna before heading back to El Caballeros for 5pm. We were not pleased to see that the game was already underway. Whooops! We had cervezas to help pass the first half of the game; however more was needed for the ...

... Greyhouds in the US to my big surprise! I crossed some beautiful deserts in Baja and arrived at La Paz around 6pm. My first real taste of Mexico, wow! somewhat a culture shock. I just realized my spanglish cannot be understood by anyone. I found an almost empty hotel (100pesos) and took a refreshing cold shower.