Blogs from San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico, North America - page 4

Hi All Well this is my first writing in our blog. We've been in Cabo San Lucas for about a week on the hook off a 5 star hotel, We were waiting for Sarah, Dave's daughter to fly down for a weeks vacation. So after picking up Sarah, Dave took her by the Lands End to see it and then we both sailed about 20 miles east to a "being constructed marina" Puerto Los Cabos. It is being developed as a somewhat mega yacht sport fishing marina. So us little cruisers are let in for $40.00 a day on the unfinished part. No Power in the unfinished part. If you want power it/s $110.00 a day. It's going to be a nice Marina when done. There are definitely no derelicts in this Marina. Last night we ... read more

Cabochick? Yah that's me! What can I say. I know Cabo. I've been lucky enough to travel to this part of Mexico for over 30 years now. For those who don't know, Los Cabos is located at the tip of the Baja pennisula - which is 'the Capes' for the espanol-challenged. The entire area of Los Cabos includes two main towns called Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo which are connected by endless beaches and the fourlane highway called 'the Corridor'. For me, the town of San Jose del Cabo has always been a little oasis amongst parched dusty desert. Queue the music! ...and if you need a little help with a selection...Chelo Silva sets the mood nicely! Settled back in 1730 as a Jesuit Mission and Fort, San Jose del Cabo was Baja’s ... read more

This is a post of our two trips to Cabo. The top section is from November 2004 and the bottom section is from October 2006 (WIP).... read more

Sitting on a deserted beach, I listen to the waves lap agianst the sandy shore as I contemplate our journey thus far. We've traveled several hundred miles to a beach 12 miles south or Loreto in Baja California. The trip is going smoothly so far, we ususally knock off a few hundred miles on driving days and when not driving have been doing a lot of reading, playing chess, playing horsehoes, skim boarding, surfing, spearfishing, relaxing and cooking beans and rice. The first night we camped beside a dirt road a few miles off HWY 1. The environment was suprisingly lush for Baja due to the ample rain recieved this year. An assortment of orange, yellow and purple flowers dabbled the the green hillsides. Some of the Boojum trees (a strange plant remenicent of a Dr. ... read more

Hello every one! Today was a beutyfull day for a hike, the north east winds where blowing mildly fresh which was a real good way to keep cool while doing the Hike by the waterfalls in Santiago, the people had a great time, as we took the Ramirez family for a good refreshing swim at the natural pool at the bottom of the Sol de Mayo waterfall. I regret to inform, that every one got home safely, and they are having some cold beers back at their hotels. Check out the view from up top. www.ramonsecotours.com... read more