CABO

Beach lovers, professionals and families that want easy access to modern amenities.

Tourist town perks

Residences with exclusive arch views and dramatic Pacific Ocean views

Unbeatable sunsets every night over Land’s End

SAN JOSE DEL CABO

Upcoming artists, gourmands and professionals who are known to show up at work still wet from surfing.

Walkable Art District

Microbrewery

Several organic farms and markets

Twilight nature walks through the Estuary

Renovated town square and new City Theater feature family friendly live music, shows and movies year round

LA PAZ:  Capital of the state Baja California Sur

Retirees, students, culture junkies, government professionals and career cruisers

Top marine research university

Gridlike downtown with well kept seaside malecon where locals walk, bike and eat ice cream

Several marinas

Gorgeous natural resources such as Balandra Bay, Isla de Espiritu Santo and more just beyond town.

Outlying suburbs are equally modest in pace and price

Road paving project partly complete connecting La Paz to cities south with a four-lane highway (Todos Santos, Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo.

Beautiful Sea of Cortez Views

CERRITOS BEACH, EL PESCADERO & TODOS SANTOS

Retirees, especially retired writers, musicians and artists seeking a simple life to live, play and make art.

Cerritos Beach Club (surf and swim)

The original Charles Stewart home and gallery.

Art & Beer (You must experience this!)

Galleries galore in Todos Santos

Steak night at La Cañada del Diablo

Pacific Ocean breezes keep the temperature cooler year-round

Turtle nesting is an exciting annual event

LOS BARRILES, LA RIBERA & BUENA VISTA (East Cape)

Retires, developers, and small town homesteaders who like the idea of taking an ATV to do grocery shopping.

Fabulous Sea of Cortez panga fishing

Miles of white sand beaches

Sunrise views

Knowing all of your neighbors names

Flying manta rays

East Cape resorts provide access to the renowned Gordo Banks fishing spot

LA PLAYITA TO ZACATITOS (Southeast Cape)

Millionaires who want prime views on the new marina, Puerto Los Cabos

Fishermen

Retirees

Anyone with a 4 wheel drive and love of the sea

Puerto Los Cabos Marina and village

Unspoiled beaches

Impeccable, practically private summer surf spots

Funky gems like roadside fresh clams

Live music at the Crossroads Country Club

A – Arch

B- Buccaneer Queen

C – Corona

D – Dolphin Encounter

E – Edith’s

F – Fishing

G – Golf

H – Humpback Whales

I – International Cuisine

J – Jet Skis

K – Kayaks

L – Lovers Beach

M – Medano Beach

N – No Bad Days

O – Oceans

P – Parasailing

Q – Quads

R – Rissalena

S – Squid Roe

T – The Office

U – Umbrella

V – Vacation

W – Water Taxi

X- Xtra Sunshine

Y – You in Cabo

Z – Zip in Line

The Club at El Rincon in the Pedregal has recently opened and is a beautiful spa and fitness center.  For those who live in or visit the Pedregal this facility offers a beautiful setting for fitness and spa services.  Located on the Pacific side of The Pedregal with fabulous views The Club offers daily, monthly and annual memberships.

Amenities Include:

Outside Juice and Pool Lounge

Lap Pool

Steam Room

Hydrotherapy

Massage Therapy

Salon offering hair cuts, highlights, coloring and relaxing

Manicures/pedicures

Facial massage

Fitness Center with Cybex equipment

Jacuzzi in Women’s locker room

Café: Full café service

Art: Revolving collection of new artist’s works are featured throughout and available for purchase

Open:  Monday to Saturday  9:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Closed on Sunday

Day Pass $20.00 USD

Monthly Rate  $60.00 USD

Gym Only

Monthly Rate $80.00 USD

Gym & Showers

VIP Monthly Rate: $130.00 USD

Includes lockers, towels, sandals, showers, steam room, free access to tennis courts, 20% discount at The Bistro Restaurant and 10% discount on spa services

3 month membership: $370.00 USD

6 month membership: $700.00 USD

Annual Membership  $1248.00

****Prices subject to change

Next time you are in Cabo San Lucas, check out The Club El Rincon in The Pedregal.

The new cultural center in downtown Cabo San Lucas is coming along.  Here is the latest photo.

Into a Desert Place

Journey with a Baja Burro

Nearer My Dog to Thee

Marooned With Very Little Beer

Graham Mackintosh, a native of London, England, first visited the Baja in 1979.  In 1983 he set a goal to walk around the Baja Coastline.  The 3,000 mile trip changed his life.  Upon returning to England he wrote Into a Desert Place and received the “Adventurous Traveler of the Year” award.  Returning to the Baja in 1997, Graham began a 1,000 mile Journey With a Baja Burro, from the U.S. border to Loreto, visiting the missions along the way.  Graham spent four months in 2001 in the Sierra San Pedro Martir with two street dogs, which became the subject of his third book, Nearer My Dog to Thee.  Marooned With Very Little Beer, published in 2008, tells of his 2 months hiking and kayaking the second largest island in the Sea of Cortez, Isla Angel de la Guarda.

Graham currently lives in San Diego where he gives slide shows on his trips, writes articles on the Baja and has guided tourists south of the border on various tours.  He is married to Bonni, a nurse, who shares his love for the Baja and nature.

www.grahammackintosh.com