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Cabo San Lucas Restaurants

Sharky’s

One of our favorite new restaurants in Cabo San Lucas is Sharky’s Tacos, Beer and Fun.  Sharky’s is located just 1 block west of Ediths and just up the street about a block from the popular Medano Beach.  Sharky’s offers a fun, relaxing but lively atmosphere with great prices, good food and  exellent service.  Tell Sergio and Brian that we sent you!
Local Phone: 143-5513
Sharky_Restaurant@hotmail.com

Thought of the Week

Travel with a light heart and a treasure chest full of love, and your journey will be much easier.

365 Prescriptions for the Soul                                                                                                   Dr. Bernie S. Siegel

What is a Fideicomiso?

A Fideicomiso is a Trust, similar to an Estate Trust in the United States which gives the owner of the property all of the rights of ownership.  This is not a land lease.  The Trust is established solely for the ownership of land in Mexico.  The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is the agency that issues a permit to the Mexican bank of the purchaser’s choice.  The bank acts as the “Trustee” for the Trust.  The Purchaser, (owner), is the  “Beneficiary” of the Trust.  The Trust is not an asset of the bank.  The bank simply acts as the Trustee to hold the Trust and takes direction from the Beneficiary regarding the Trust.  An annual fee is paid to the bank for acting as the “Trustee”. 

The owner’s (purchaser’s) rights are the same as a property owner in the U.S. or Canada.  These rights include the right to enjoy, sell, rent, and improve the property, etc. 

The term of the Trust when first set up was 30 years.  It is now a 50-year term and is automatically renewed at the end of the term an additional 50 years.  The Trust can be renewed for perpetuity, allowing for long-term control of the property and allowing the owner to pass the property on to heirs.  The Trust may be transferred to another Buyer or to another person via a Cession de Derechos (Succession or assignment of Rights.)  There are fees for each transfer, which are calculated by a Notary in Mexico.

Camels in Cabo?

Cabo Adventures has done it again by offering a new, unique tour for our visitors in Los Cabos.  Starting January 1, Cabo Adventures is offering their Outback and Camel Safari!  This new tour is a memorable eco-adventure offered to small groups.  Off-road Unimog trucks take participants into the heart of the Baja outback on a trip of wonder and discovery.  Enjoy spectacular views, delicious food and an exciting camel ride in Rancho San Cristobal with knowledgeable, experienced guides.
Once at your destination, the experienced guides will take you through untouched desert vegetation amongst indigenous flora and fauna for a special eco experience.  Taking a short drive down an arroyo to a beautiful pristine Pacific Beach  you will be in for an exciting camel ride.  The gentle beasts will carry you on a fun and unique caravan across the white sands of the beach.  Keep your eyes open for whales during the winter months.

Next you are off to a local ranch where you will be served traditional Mexican food of hand made tortillas, beans and salsas.  After this delicious meal it will be time to head back to Cabo where you will enjoy fabulous views and excellent photo opportunities of the Baja desert.  Plan to enjoy endless stretches of virgin coastline while relaxing and sampling some local Tequila.
This tour is 4 ½ hours long at the price of $99.00 USD for adults and $70.00 USD for children.  Minimum age is 6.  This tour begins at the Cabo Adventures location in Cabo San Lucas.  Cabo Adventures provides transportation after the tour back to wherever you are staying while in Cabo. 

 The Outback & Camel Safari runs daily.
Contact us at 1-888-332-8477 to book this unique Baja experience.

Cabo San Lucas Video

You are going to wish you were here!  Cabo is such a great place with fabulous weather and so much to do.  Check this video!

http://www.boomersabroad.com/online-community/videos/69-Los+Cabos%2C+Baja+California+Sur%2C+M%C3%A9xico.html?userid=314