TomH - 11-15-2010 at 09:45 AM
Does anyone know what it would cost for a Taxi from the La Paz airport to La Ventana? I'm going to visit some friends there after Christmas and really
don't need to rent a car.
Thanks in advance
Curt63 - 11-15-2010 at 09:37 PM
I wish I knew the answer to your question. I was there 2 days ago and its about a 30 min drive. La Ventana is beautiful.
You sound like you know what you are doing. I had a very rude awakening this week renting a car for the first time in SJD.
AVOID RENTING CARS! READ THE FINE PRINT ASK LOTS OF QUESTIONS. TAKE A TAXI/ BUS/ SHUTTLE!!!!!!!
slimshady - 11-15-2010 at 10:53 PM
Wha was the rude awakening? The price or the insurance add on?
RnR - 11-16-2010 at 06:58 AM
Try these. These are both local La Ventana taxi services:
Taxi
Harold's taxi service IS alive and well.
612-157-6520
Contact me - I see Harold every day.
nicerev@yahoo.com Giles
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Moises Hirales Calderon is offering taxi service to and from the La Paz and the Cabo San Lucas areas. The prices are;
La Paz Airport $1000.00 pesos
San Jose del Cabo Airport $1850.00 pesos
Please contact Moises at (612) 114-0030 or his Cell # is (612) 149-1053. English spoken here. We look forward to serving you!
Alan - 11-16-2010 at 09:16 AM
Probably to prevent the taxi wars that erupted in Los Cabos, the taxis at LAP are very controlled. (You can't just walk out the front door of the
airport anymore and just grab one). Go to the rental car counter and you will see where you buy your ticket for a taxis. They have several options
posted such as taxi, collective bus etc. My place is only about 10 minutes from the airport but I still had to pay the standard rate for a taxis of
300 pesos ($28). I have no idea what the fare to La Ventana might be or if they have a bus that might take you direct.
gnukid - 11-16-2010 at 10:07 AM
There is a bus that goes daily from el centro La Paz to La Ventana/El Sargento. Cost 40 pesos.
It leaves La Paz from the corner of Nicholas Bravo and Guillermo Prieto across from the Mercado Bravo at 2pm every day (perhaps not on Sunday). And it
returns in the morning , you can ask the bus driver for his schedule and phone number.
The driver's name/number was Victor - 114 0266 write down this info, the corner, schedule and phone number and go early to the bus stop since you
might get lost, it makes sense to visit mercado bravo before and bring a bag of fresh fruit. There is a taco stand at the bus stop and you can ask
them if you are in the right spot, generally the bus is sitting there hours in advance as he parks it there all day until he leaves. It says El
Sargento on the front.
The bus is half size and green I think. You can ask around el centro and most people will tell where it is, since there are so few street signs and so
many buses.
You can also ask to be dropped off where ever you like, and you might even learn to pick up the bus en route from other spots or have him come by your
place once you get to know him.