Definitely. We REALLY enjoyed our time there and went to many different restaurants. These were just the ones we filmed

Do you have any recommendations ? Thank you :)

We are going in November. Any recommendations?

@mexigail what restaurants do you recommend?

@@omartheegreat We enjoy the more authentic economical places here in La Paz. A 'nice' sit down restaurant with good food, service and prices is Los Magueyes on Allende. Our regular places we enjoy include La Parrilla Norteña, Casa Jalisco, La Cocina de Maria and Tiguas 664. We find a more authentic food experience and more locals than tourists.

It truly is

I arrive cabo san Lucas...for 3-4 full days..How many nights in la Paz? Is there anything in Cabo you loved?@@EatSeeRV

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¡Muchas gracias!

It's gorgeous Mom! I think you'd love it.

Of course! We watched a few of your videos tonight actually! Loved your video in San Quintin. We spent a lot of time in La paz actually more than we ever planned. Lol

Thanks Miguel!

Such a good word choice!

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@@EatSeeRV I stopped following you guys when you had the problem with cops in Acapulco Felt so bad for both but i'm glad again i can follow you Hi super gorgeous couple I am extremely happy for both You really love Mexico going back to the mainland after your ordeal in Acapulco with corrupted cops some 2 years ago... I think Hope the state government clean up that problem. In thank you for saying you believe Balandra beach is the most beautiful beach in Mexico & the world I've been driven to Cabo San Lucas 3 times by car from Santa Monica Ca. to Cabo B.C.S. greetings from Southern California 🇺🇲 🇲🇽 🇨🇦I st

It's such an amazing peninsula!

Thanks Paul! Eating is definitely a travel motivator for us.

Thanks for the recommendations! Why was the ferry so bad?

@@EatSeeRV the toilets were plugged & overflowing by the morning - we had purchased a two bed “cabin” and the air didn’t work - it was stifling and they gave us a box fan. We did see our good friends on their sailboats from the deck as we went up the Cerralvo Canal though! It has to be better now. Let me know how it goes.

Thank you!

Aw thanks for that! You'll love our other ones then

Awesome! You'll have a blast. We'll have blog posts with more cool stuff do we didn't share here. Only so much time haha

It was amazing!

Definitely

Thanks for watching Yves 😊

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome! Enjoy 😍

Thanks Sandor!

Bummer we missed it. We heard good things about it!

Gracias!

Thank you for the tip!

Is that Gilligans Island?

@@EatSeeRV Yes, Gilligan’s Island was the three hour tour. We know how that ended. The movie reference was Office Space when Milton was talking about the squirrels outside of his office window. They were mating and he referred to them being married.

Feel free to go elsewhere if you don't enjoy the videos. Comments like this literally help no one.

La Paz and Loreto are definitely our 2 favorite larger cities in Baja. Thanks for watching!

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@@EatSeeRV Will do.

Both were so amazing and so unique. I couldn't pick just one.

@@EatSeeRV I thought you might say something like that.

Sounds like an epic trip. We've found you will have to pay to camp most places regardless of your vessel aka tent vs RV or van. Don't expect a big discount either. But if you're a good negotiator maybe.

300US just to drive into Mexico in your car. Campsites are all expensive if you happen to find one because they aren't everywhere like in BC. You sound unprepared for the huge logistical trip you are planning. Wear and tear on your car will be massive. Roads (unless they are a paid toll highway) are crap and rough. If you break down good luck finding a mechanic which can fix your Kia. Parts will take days to get and they will charge you like crazy cause they know you have zero choice but to pay. You think you will save money driving down there? Think again. Better to fly to an AirBnB and rent a car to travel around.

@@DeeDeevanGogh Thanks for the input. Yes, I am unprepared at this point, for what is a huge logistical project. I could have been more clear -- saving money on gas and upfront costs versus buying and building out a van for the trip. Also Mx is just the beggining. I mean to slow travel all the way South as far as the roads go (Ushaia, Argentina). I also am aware that the Kia might not survive the whole trip as I want to make it - that has been true for many with "better suited" trucks, vans and other RVs, so I recognize that, and a plan B would involve flying to further points once I establish a "pseudo-base" where I get temporary residence somewhere like Ecuador, Mexico, Belize or Panama. Agree many of the roads are crap and the Sorento is barely even a "soft-roader" despite awd and locking diff etc. Probably, I'll be on toll highways in most places.

We had our own vehicle, a scooter. You could take taxis or rent a car for day trips. I don't think there was Uber there.

It's a stunning place!

Winter time. Summer is mating season and you cannot swim with them then

Haha it looked good! We went to Spain for two months later in the year so we saved our appetite for that.

Gracias! More swimming and less beer maybe? IDK LOL

Jobs with what?

@@EatSeeRV Any type of decent job out there 🙏 if anyone knows of any, thank you for reading my message.

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Nope! We were good! That was in March and April

Layover in La Paz? The main airport is in San Jose del Cabo are you sure it's a layover in La Paz Mexico?

Fine in winter early spring. I heard it gets hotter in late summer but humidity is never horrific here with the desert climate. Mosquitos are pretty infrequent but we've experienced them near Loreto

Dry as can be not humid compoared to much if the Mainland. Near the sea waternever had a mosquito issue.

This was filmed partly in March and April

Yes if clubbing and parties are what you're after stay in Cabo. If authenticity and nice beaches are it then La Paz is the better choice.

@@EatSeeRV I will la Paz is boring and what exactly do you mean authenticity cos ya it real ,really dull

Check out 60+ other videos on Mexico. Lots of mention of culture and the people. We love Mexico ❤️🇲🇽

LOL. chill out youtube police...

Well US is getting ruined too from all the uninviteds coming, so many go down there now.

This happened the first day we were in La Paz. Found out later this was not unusual for La Paz

Part was filmed in early March the other in April ☺️

@@EatSeeRV I see. When I went the water was 73 :)

Literally traveled through Mexico for a year and a half and never got "robbed". Perpetuating a risk that can happen in any major tourist area as a fact isn't helping anyone. If you really feel strongly about it you can advise people to be careful as they explore because robbery is a risk. Not an eventuality

@EatSeeRV true. Just the risk is higher. I've unfortunately been robbed twice there. I don't believe my life was in danger at anytime it was just more of a shakedown and I didn't want to risk escalating or endangering myself or anyone over a few hundred dollars.

Sorry to hear that happened. Definitely unfortunate and worthwhile to share the realities that can happen there. Just make sure you advise the risks not that it's a fact that will happen . Again bummer it was your experience!