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Cabo San Lucas car needed?

Do I need a car? Is there that much to see or is everything local. Ill be staying at Playa Grande Resort

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Back with more news for you today. It's amazing how much good information there is on this stuff out there if you know where to look. Three in particular that I found really valuable were...

Fishing/hunting report

East Cape: The first verifiable blue marlin of the season was caught by Roberto Maquez Jr., within a few miles of the Cabo San Lucas Harbor. ...  Read More...

Omega Announces Puerto Penasco to Receive Economic Boost With ...

... majestic beach resort community located on the Pacific side of Mexico on the Sea of Cortez and found in the same geographical region as Cabo San Lucas. ...  Read More...

A letter in a tackle box sparks romance

They traveled to Costa Rica, Cabo San Lucas, Alaska, Bermuda and the Keys -- along with many trips to Hatteras and Morehead City. Last Saturday was the 50th ...  Read More...
That's all the news for today guys, so until next time, thanks for stopping by.

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What is the general price range for tickets from new york city to cabo san lucas, mexico?

I checked just yesterday under Travelocity and usually runs about $550 per ticket depending on what time of year. High season runs Nov to May.

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If you've been keeping up with my blog posts lately you'll know I've come to adding a few news posts from around the web on this subject. I've got a couple more today that are new and updated, so let me know what you think of em...

Dangers'...Cancun Casa, Living on Isla Time

One of the great things about blogging Cancun and the Mexican Caribbean is that it's rarely

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Cabo, should I move there?

I have an opportunity to move to Cabo San Lucas, with home and income prearranged. I have lived in So. California my whole life, do you think it would be a big adjustment?

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A Relaxing Escape To The Mexican Riviera

Jill and I (Viv) sailed the Mexican Riviera onboard NCL's Norwegian Star for eight days in the middle of November. This was our second cruise this year on the Star, our first being a few months previously, to Alaska. The itinerary: Depart from The Port of Los Angeles, spend two days at sea before arriving in Acapulco, Mexico; then take in the beaches, scenery, sights and shopping at Zihuatanejo/Ixtapa, Puerto Vallarta, and Cabo San Lucas before sailing back to LA.

After our Alaska cruise we were hooked on cruising. We find it to be great value for money, interesting itineraries, so much to do that there's lots of activities to keep everyone busy and happy, and a stressfree way to travel.

The Norwegian Star is 90,000 tons and one of the largest cruise ships sailing the seas. She carries almost 3000 passengers when filled to the gills and both times we've sailed on her she's been sold out. With many restaurants, buffets and bars, there's no excuse to be hungry or thirsty while on board. We tried the French restaurant twice, Le Bistro, and loved the cuisine and service. The lobster and scallop martini was delicious, the goat cheese tart ensured we'd return another evening, the duck confit exquisite, and the chocolate mousse and creme brulee were a fine finish to a wonderful meal. Although there is a small fee for the specialty restaurants ($12-$20),
next time we take an NCL cruise we'll be making reservations for dinner only in the specialty restaurants and skipping the main dining rooms.

Our first port of call on the Mexican cruise was Acapulco, arriving on an overcast but very hot and humid day. It was touch and go the day before as to whether or not we'd be able to dock in Acapulco as hurricane Sergio was also heading there. Luckily, Sergio lingered 235 miles south and was eventually downgraded to a tropical storm and the only sign that a hurricane had been enroute was some choppy seas with windy conditions. Upon arriving in Acapulco and disembarking from the ship, all passengers were bombarded by taxi drivers and tour guides. When the cruise ships arrive in any port, prices go up and there's no bartering to be done. Other passengers
paid $20 for a five minute taxi ride to where the cliff divers are. We were able to join up with 5 other people and get a four hour tour in a Suburban taxi for $25 each. Not inexpensive, but the best deal to be had at the time. Our driver, Victor, was very knowledgeable as he showed us the highlights of Acapulco. The highlight for us, and one we highly recommend, was going to see the cliff divers.

Next the Star anchored in the harbor off Zihuatanejo and we were able to experience our first tender into shore. We wandered around the markets in Zihua and explored the town before finding a local bus to take us on the twenty minute bus ride to Ixtapa. A cab ride would have cost $50 return for the seven mile trip, but the local bus only cost .60 cents each way. It was much more interesting to ride the bus and see the locals going about their lives. We spent time walking the beach in Ixtapa, watched other passengers and Mexican families on vacation play in the surf and catch small turtles that were trying to get to the water.

Puerto Vallarta was our third stop and had the usual taxi cabs lined up at the dock to charge exhorbitant prices to travel only a few miles ($25 for 3 miles into the main area). Again, we walked a couple of blocks and jumped on the local bus that took us right into town for .45 cents each. Lots of shops, markets, tour guides, restaurants and bars, all trying to persuade the tourists into their business. We didn't book any excursions for our ports of call, but some passengers that we spoke with who had booked excursions from the cruise line felt that they would have been better off making their own plans when they arrived in port. They felt the ship's excursions were very expensive and not as interesting as they had hoped.

Our last port of call was Cabo San Lucas and probably the one which we liked the most. The ocean here was cleaner, the sand whiter and the beaches more inviting. Luckily the hurricane season this year didn't do much damage and so it was business as usual.

We had one more sea day on the way back up to Los Angeles. Whales and dolphins could be spotted frequently alongside the ship and we were able to enjoy the pool and decks for most of the day until we encountered dense fog. We love sea days as they are so relaxing. We would get up early and head up to the Oasis Pool Deck for a breakfast of freshly made waffles and omelets, take a long walk on the top deck, take a class or lecture, have lunch in either the Versailles Main Dining Room or Market Cafe, take another walk around the ship, enjoy a cooking or wine tasting class, sit by the pool and read or nap, quickly dress for dinner, go to the evening theater performance,
walk around the lower outside deck, listen to music or a comedy show in the
Spinnaker Lounge, go to bed.

This was a great vacation and one we'd do again. If we decided to do the same itinerary, we'd either stay onboard the ship while she's in port or just go to the beach. We're not sure where or when our next cruise will be, but we're enjoying the anticipation.

By: WAVE Journey.com

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Viv Chapleo is the co-founder of WAVE Journey.com and travels the world with her partner, Jill Hoelting, reviewing and writing as they go. WAVE Journey.com is your one stop online resource for women oriented businesses and services around the world. www.wavejourney.com

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How about these right... I think you'll find the following nuggets of wisdom particularly insightful. Leave your comments below. Check out the second one in particular...

Watch The Real World– Cancun (Season 22, Episode 1) | Watch a ...

Watch The Real World– Cancun (Season 22, Episode 1) Watch this episode now! This season takes the eight strangers to Cancun,

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Crete Driving And Car Hire

When you schedule a vacation trip, you have to set up everything for that trip, like the accomodation to stay, the antiquites to visit, transportation etc. You have to get advice and instructions online from travel portals, tourist guides or from other resources.

The basic section of your holidays is reserving a decent transportation. If you are setting up your vacation trip with a travel agent, they will manage your car hire, meals and hotel at an inclusive package rate.
But renting a car is cheaper and provides flexibility to arrange according to your will.

Crete is widely known for its magnetic natural beauty. Crete is the place of significant ancient history, which provides popular modern day tourist attractions. You can either hire a car or can use public transportation, like bus or taxi.

By getting a car rental from Crete, you will not only have access to lower prices, but also you will get the chance to select the most suitable vehicle for you and your family.
So for your trip, crete car hire will be the easiest solution.

There are plenty of car rental companies in crete and most of those agencies provide cars for rent nation wide. Each agency's policy must be carefully read before proceeding to a rental. Various points like the prices, miles you have to drive with the rental car, age and condition of the vehicle have to be considered, even contacting the company before you go ahead with the car reservation.

Several agencies provide car hire services in crete like car rental heraklion, rent a car chania etc. So don't concern yourself about your car hire in crete. Hire your vehicle from a local rental car company and fancy your vacation journey.

By: Roberto Bell

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We provide car hire crete services for 32 years. More locations available like heraklion car rentals . Visit Crete driving and car hire.

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I hope you've been enjoying my posts lately. I thought I might do something different today and rustle up a few bits of info from around the WWW. These are some of the news items and blog posts that have been popular over the last few weeks. Leave me your thoughts.

The perils of humor and of having a sense of it

... him strong and chiseled, and that of course would be

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