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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 04:23 PM


let us know how it went (all the details) when you get back...



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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 04:59 PM


There IS a reason why you got such good airfare and hotel rates, yorm.

Yes, the adventure of a lifetime could be in the making.

More likely is a constant feeling of being totally exhausted by 10am each day from the way the humidity and heat will sap you.

Is that the kind of vacation you're looking for?

Some of the locals have the advantage of slipping slowing into the heat and humidity over the preceeding months. You will hit the wall, running.

Plan to come at a time when you can enjoy the Cape from outside an air-conditioned whatever. You really cant acclimate in four days.




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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 05:25 PM


Well, thanks for the warning but the tickets are booked.

We plan to do a lot of driving/exploring and probably three nights of camping. Hopefully we'll catch a break from the heat at higher elevations...

Can anyone recommend a vehicle? Is a 4x4 a good idea?
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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 06:07 PM


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Is a 4x4 a good idea?


yes. especially if there is a hurricane bearing down:light::lol::P.

there are/were nissan 4x4 pickups for rent in loreto. probably in cabo also.

anyone know for sure?




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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 07:05 PM


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Yorm,

If you decide on October try to plan it to avoid the Bisby Fishing Tournment. It is filled to the brim then. And if fishing is your pleasure try to get there before the Bisby, or a week or two later.

Have fun.

Ken


That would be Bisbee... here's the link for more information on dates, etc. http://www.bisbees.com/

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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 07:46 PM


Camping............in September.........at the Cape...........at "higher elevations".

Are we talking Cape of Good Hope here?

Carry lots of water and cases of Arrid Extra Dry.




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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 07:51 PM


Bob,

Thanks for correcting me on the spelling.

I didn't want a first time visitor to Cabo to hit town during that tournament if they wanted to go fishing for the first time.

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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 08:04 PM


If there is any way at all you can change the time of your visit I encourage you to do so. My fist visit to southern Baja was in September and I hated it - hagted it!!! God awful heat and humidity. It is a miracle I ever agreed to come back. We stayed in our hotel room with the a/c on and coulnd't even see out for the steamed up windows. No fun. No way you could possibly camp. This is a wonderful part of the world but not in September. Would you go to Quebec in January? We now live her fulltime but always - always find somewhere to go for September!!!!!!!!!!!
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[*] posted on 7-10-2007 at 08:20 PM
A suggestion


Buy a big umbrella and two large ice chests....fill the ice chests with ice and Pacifico, sit under umbrella, drink Pacifico. If the umbrella blows away, grab the ice chests and find shelter.
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[*] posted on 7-11-2007 at 05:25 AM


Dont get scared off, stick to your guns. Yes it will be hot but take the appropriate precautions, drink a lot of fluids (of course), look for a shady bar or a bar with shade and enjoy............suerte.
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[*] posted on 7-15-2007 at 12:55 PM
Exciting Times


Quote:
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Yorm,

If you decide on October try to plan it to avoid the Bisby Fishing Tournment. It is filled to the brim then. And if fishing is your pleasure try to get there before the Bisby, or a week or two later.

Have fun.

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That would be Bisbee... here's the link for more information on dates, etc. http://www.bisbees.com/

Bob H
My personel experience is that Cabo San Lucas is a fun place to be during tourneys, especially as the boats return for the weigh-in each day... I was there for the Billfishing Tournement last October and had a great time .... And at the Marina Sol at dinnertime the restaurant would be filled people bringing in that special catch for Sashimi .... The only way to have it fresher is to do it on the boat ~~~~~~~~ :bounce: Don't think I would want to llive in CSL, but it can be an exiting place to visit. CaboRon



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[*] posted on 7-16-2007 at 08:38 AM


It's a great place to live, regaredless of what the Cabo-haters say...........and you are right about tourney time and weigh in events etc. I am not a fisherman but I still enjoy the energy..........
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thumbup.gif posted on 7-16-2007 at 09:49 AM
A Non-Cabo Hater ?


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It's a great place to live, regaredless of what the Cabo-haters say...........and you are right about tourney time and weigh in events etc. I am not a fisherman but I still enjoy the energy..........
:bounce: Osoflojo, How refreshing to hear something positive about Cabo San Lucas !! After reading so many negative posts on this Forum, I was beginning to question my own memories.... I'll admit I have not [after the day's adventure's] stayed up late enough to partake of the Cabo night-life so I wouldn't know what to think of that experience .... but I do enjoy all of the outdoor activities. The only thing I really HATE :fire: is the endless pestering of the 'Time Share Salesmen ', who are (in my opinion) barely a step above Carney Hucksters and I really, really, really wish they would be marched over the sand falls in the bay. :fire: And no, I will not recind the previous comment....... in spite of the ire which I now expect to be directed this way. CaboRon :lol::lol: On my last visit, I was actually offered my choice of hookers if I would attend the presentation; I demurred on sanitation grounds. :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:



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[*] posted on 7-16-2007 at 10:36 AM


Quote:
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Originally posted by tripledigitken
Yorm,

If you decide on October try to plan it to avoid the Bisby Fishing Tournment. It is filled to the brim then. And if fishing is your pleasure try to get there before the Bisby, or a week or two later.

Have fun.

Ken


That would be Bisbee... here's the link for more information on dates, etc. http://www.bisbees.com/

Bob H
My personel experience is that Cabo San Lucas is a fun place to be during tourneys, especially as the boats return for the weigh-in each day... I was there for the Billfishing Tournement last October and had a great time .... And at the Marina Sol at dinnertime the restaurant would be filled people bringing in that special catch for Sashimi .... The only way to have it fresher is to do it on the boat ~~~~~~~~ :bounce: Don't think I would want to llive in CSL, but it can be an exiting place to visit. CaboRon



My point about visiting during the Tourney was very specific. If they wanted to go fishing that would not be a good time, as most boats are taken, and there will be extreme fishing pressure during the tourney.

If you like it crowded, and the excitement by all means. Not my bag. Last time I was there during the Bisbee there were 3 cruise ships in port also, too many people for this Baja Traveler.

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[*] posted on 7-16-2007 at 12:28 PM


You are right Ron, it is not the same place either of us were attracted to many years ago but it does not have to be what so many others can not see beyond. I still hang with my friends from 20 years ago and have not been in the Cabo Wabo since the day it opened. FYI, the time share crap has abaited considerably since the early/mid 90's.Thank god..............
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