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[*] posted on 1-13-2005 at 10:07 PM
Vacation ideas?


It's time for us to take a vacation. The Deli will close for the month of February and we are considering going South for a few weeks.

We would prefer a place like camp Gecko but further south where it's WARMER. Will consider East or West side. Also need a cabin or casita as we don't tent camp or RV. More isolated the better.

Any suggestions, Nomads?

We'll be taking the dog.




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[*] posted on 1-13-2005 at 10:15 PM


Agua Verde is sooooo nice, but no rooms that I am aware of. Have a great time Dave!



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[*] posted on 1-13-2005 at 10:31 PM
check out this site.


http://vrbo.com/vrbo/mex.htm

It breaks down the properties by # rooms
price per day or week plus photos and avalabilty. Got some great prices listed
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[*] posted on 1-14-2005 at 12:40 AM


Don't know how successful you'll be finding the same value of accomodations/etc of Camp Gecko along the coast elsewhere. I would investigate Conception Bay to see what was available - if anything - these days for something along these lines. Also...

Sea of Cortez:

Ventana Bay - While I like the Los Planes / Las Arenas area out south east of La Paz, I've never actually been to this particular property. For better or worse it is a destination for windsurfing/windsurfers.
http://www.ventanabay.com

El Cardonal - South of Los Planes, north of Punta Pescadero.
http://www.elcardonal.net


Pacific Ocean:

Scorpion Bay - there's not much to find on the Pacific side of BCS - other than in and around Todos Santos - besides primitive camping. San Juanico has that, but also has primitive "palapas" as well, which makes it an exception:
http://www.scorpionbay.net


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[*] posted on 1-14-2005 at 06:00 AM


Some suggestions for Conception Bay... geared more for RVers, campers, palapa shelters, etc...but does have at least one B&B, one yurt-type hostel (many large domed yurts w/cafe on beach), and a hotel/motel further south in the Bay. Casitas or cabin-type lodging are rare in the Bay although some homeowners do rent out houses from time to time that are secluded and private. I don't know the prices personally on any of these ..except for the yurts just south of Posada in the Bay. I picked up 2 hitchikers in Mulege yesterday who had bused into town from San Diego and were looking for just such a place as you are. I dropped them off at Roy's EcoMundo huts and had a cup of coffee while they looked things over. Roy told me the prices were 25 a night and 20 a night..depending on a choice of 2 sizes of rooms. He and his wife, Rosie, a charming Thai woman who is a great chef..also have a small beach cafe and bookshop there, rent out kayaks, and life seems tranquil. I know the 2 fellows who I gave the tour to were happy.

Things are building up fast everywhere on the southern penisula these days so I wouldn't be surprised if you found accomodations almost anywhere...and almost certainly within a year or two.

A small RV would enhance your choices.
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[*] posted on 1-14-2005 at 10:07 AM


Go to Hawaii. There are some cheap rooms on the big island - converted sugar plantation housing. Just a couple miles up the highway from there, is a hostel - rooms in the main house, or cheaper ones in the dorm style room - $10 for these. Kitchen privileges, with continental breakfast included. It's fun. Close to fantastic snorkeling.
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