"Quiet" Cabo during Spring Break (or any other ideas)?
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"Quiet" Cabo during Spring Break (or any other ideas)?
We are a middle-aged couple whose precious and much-anticipated vacation time together falls smack-dab in the middle of many schools Spring Breaks. We wanted to go to Cabo because it minimizes jet lag and seems like a quick and easy flight and transfer (we are not looking for a complicated, filled-up itinerary this time around).
Does anyone know of any semi-luxury, more "mature" places to veg during this time in or around Cabo San Lucas?
If not, any other ideas for such a place not too far from the US Southwest/West Coast? (We are not interested in Costa Rica at this time).
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Does anyone know of any semi-luxury, more "mature" places to veg during this time in or around Cabo San Lucas?
If not, any other ideas for such a place not too far from the US Southwest/West Coast? (We are not interested in Costa Rica at this time).
Thanks.
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If you want to venture up to Todos Santos, look at Posada La Poza. It's on my wish list.
http://hotelposadalapozatodossantos....posada-la-poza
http://hotelposadalapozatodossantos....posada-la-poza
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My husband and I just spent several days at Casa Natalia in San Jose del CAbo and it was relaxing, quiet, fun - just wonderful! I find it easy to aboid the loud crowd at either the hotel in San Jose del Cabo, or any of the Pueblo Bonito properties.
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Many of the timeshare resort/hotels, golf resorts, etc that run going east from Cabo San Lucas to Cabo San Jose along the Transpenisular Hwy are nice and a long drive from both those cities. There isn't much there for college kids to access in terms of night & party life. These resorts are usually right on the beach (although swimming is not always recommended on most beaches). If you have a car you can make the drive into CSL and CSJ on a daily basis to shop, have dinner, for a little excitement.
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Many of the timeshare resort/hotels, golf resorts, etc that run going east from Cabo San Lucas to Cabo San Jose along the Transpenisular Hwy are nice and a long drive from both those cities. There isn't much there for college kids to access in terms of night & party life. These resorts are usually right on the beach (although swimming is not always recommended on most beaches). If you have a car you can make the drive into CSL and CSJ on a daily basis to shop, have dinner, for a little excitement.
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