Showing posts with label Cabo San Lucas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cabo San Lucas. Show all posts

Monday, March 25, 2013

Cabo San Lucas- Despedidas


Ahhhhhh I do remember 'getting over it', the whole, el rancho relaxo for 5 days proves to be too much for me. I was ready for my next stop- San Diego. 
Here are some photos from the last days spent in Cabo.....more tacos, tequila, sunbaking, shopping and celebrating my Birthday.
I saw this local Break Dancer ripping after dinner, so I ran over for a photo, nice guy. Also, randomly met Luis outside a club on the strip! He took April and I for street tacos. He apologised for having a dirty car, but it wasnt dirty Luis ha!






 





 












Friday, March 8, 2013

Cabo San Lucas- Cruceros Booze



On Tuesday 4th September, April and I went on a Booze Cruise to see the famous Cabo El Arco and snorkel. The Arches were so beautiful I wanted to jump off the boat and have a booze snooze under them.
The cruise was pretty gnarly, only coz it was hot as all fuck outside and choppy on the high seas (April felt sea sick). Pretty sure it was $US60- for all you can drink and eat for 4 hours including snorkelling and seeing the El Arco. 
Everyone sunbaked on the upper deck, barely drinking any alcohol, April and I didn't think to bring towels so we were sippin/slippin/slidin on their sweaty lounges- ewwww.
I was the first one off the boat to snorkel. They had roped off a section in the sea where the fish were- I saw like 1 fish and a whole heap of floating trash. Coming from clean beaches in Australia, made us think "Why did we think snorkelling would be good here?"
They cranked up the hardcore dance music for everyone to "Get down on it", but no one danced, they barely drank, I think they were all hungover. Funny.

Nevertheless 'twas a fun day in the hot hot sun.




















Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Cabo San Lucas- Tan Caliente


I remember waking up for the first time in Cabo feeling pretty, pretty, pretty good. 
Our hotel- The Playa Grande Resort was a mecca of mexican tile, sandstone, succulents, and pools that always served Happy Hour Piñas Coladas.¡Hola  

Everyday it was around 36C and 100% humidity outside. We would wake up, walk down the street for some shrimp tacos then back to the pools to sun bake. We'd sit in the little shallow pools drinking our strong cocktails. 
I knew it was time for a siesta every time I'd start concentrating on the Beach Boys blasting from my ipod rather then the book I was reading..... ahhhh the good life.