Cabo vs PVR
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Cabo vs PVR
Hey guys thinking about a trip to hang out in the sun mid Jan for a week. Cabo vs. PVR...any inputs? Favorite watering holes, restaurants and hotels. I've only flown in and out, never an overnight.
Thanks, Grizz
Thanks, Grizz
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I’ve overnighted in both places, albeit several years ago when i was still on the guppy. I definitely prefer Cabo over PVR personally. Both places are nice, especially when its 20 degrees in EWR!! In Cabo, the crews were moved several times due to a hurricane that wiped out the Hilton we stayed at, which was very nice but not an “all-inclusive”. The last place we stayed at was the Barcelo Gran Faro Los Cabos. Absolutely beautiful and an all inclusive right on the beach. Had several 24 hour layovers there and it was awesome. PVR just seamed a little more “Wal-Mart-ish” to me. But having said that, I didn’t do too many overnights there. Hope that helps.
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In Cabo now only 71 out sunny tho. If you want to swim or hang on a nice beach PV. If IMHO you don't care about a beach then Cabo but downtown not out at some resort. You can rent a villa or condo cheaper in PV. PV is also more laid back. Cabo is the playground for the rich.
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At PVR now. Swimmable beach. Hotel closer to town and it’s a little lower budget.
Cabo is a great layover. We are at the JW Marriott these days, beach not swimmable, nice infinity pools, expensive but good food. You’re out in a compound but can get reimbursed for a taxi IIRC.
Cabo is a great layover. We are at the JW Marriott these days, beach not swimmable, nice infinity pools, expensive but good food. You’re out in a compound but can get reimbursed for a taxi IIRC.
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Cabo vs PVR
At PVR now. Swimmable beach. Hotel closer to town and it’s a little lower budget.
Cabo is a great layover. We are at the JW Marriott these days, beach not swimmable, nice infinity pools, expensive but good food. You’re out in a compound but can get reimbursed for a taxi IIRC.
Cabo is a great layover. We are at the JW Marriott these days, beach not swimmable, nice infinity pools, expensive but good food. You’re out in a compound but can get reimbursed for a taxi IIRC.
Wish I had known about the taxi reimbursement in Cabo. FO and I decided to stay at the hotel and I think we racked up a $500+ food/beverage/cigars tab for the overnight.
All in the name of welcoming a half-winger, of course...
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For future reference, at Cabo if you ask the van drivers they will stop at a store for you and let you pick up an icy cold 12 pack of “sodas” for less then the cost of two cold ones at the pool bar, or so I hear anyway.
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If you do the beach route, be prepared for a calf workout. The sand is very soft
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