Cabo San Lucas - Villa Del Palmar
This was the first place we stayed at in Cabo...
The Villa Del Palmar Resort
The lobby
A glimpse at our living room and kitchen
The Bedroom
The square marble bath tub... we had two of these
To the left of our balcony...
...to the right
Resting... finally!
The beach view from the front
Laura posing by the beach
Joel posing with the mountain and boats in the background
"The Buccaneer Queen"
This is a 96 ft. long tall pirate ship that has been used as a movie set and for TV commercials. It now sails around Cabo waters and offers snorkeling tours, sunset cruises, private charters and whale watching on season (Jan-Apr) - click here for more information about this ship.
Joel getting a ice cream cone from the shop on site
Time for some ATV'ing
This was the highlight of the trip!
Vroom! Vroom!
Taking a break
Oops!
A view of the mountains/dessert where we went ATV'ing
...Another view



...Palm tree, yellow flower, fuchsia flower
Taken by Laura
The Villa Del Palmar Resort
The lobby
A glimpse at our living room and kitchen
The Bedroom
The square marble bath tub... we had two of these
To the left of our balcony...
...to the right
Resting... finally!
The beach view from the front
Laura posing by the beach
Joel posing with the mountain and boats in the background
"The Buccaneer Queen"This is a 96 ft. long tall pirate ship that has been used as a movie set and for TV commercials. It now sails around Cabo waters and offers snorkeling tours, sunset cruises, private charters and whale watching on season (Jan-Apr) - click here for more information about this ship.
Joel getting a ice cream cone from the shop on site
Time for some ATV'ingThis was the highlight of the trip!
Vroom! Vroom!
Taking a break
Oops!
A view of the mountains/dessert where we went ATV'ing
...Another view


...Palm tree, yellow flower, fuchsia flower
Taken by Laura
8 Comments:
Which place did you like better? Any good stories about the trip?
The places where very different. I liked them both for different reasons. The Villa Del Palmar was very nice/fancy looking and they had a lot of activities/pools/hot tub etc... You never had to leave the resort for anything because everything was right there. That was nice in it's own way. The only thing is that everything was expensive ($5 for a corona in Mexico? Common.) and you basically would be harrassed about timeshare seminars until you attended one. The Bungalows was more relaxed of an atmosphere and the breakfast was really nice. They were more of an "at home" kind of place, but you had to leave to eat or get drinks or whatever because they weren't a "resort". They also weren't directly on the beach like the Palmar, but it was a nice place to go relax for a couple days, and was close enough to the town to walk around and get to see more of the area (if you don't mind constantly being sold to). Also, you didn't have to get up at the break of dawn to get a chair in the shade by the pool area.
The above comment was made by Laura.
Wow, that ocean looks like a painting! I like your site, good job!
Thanks for liking my site. I didn't realize how easy it was, or I would have done it a long time ago.
The ocean there was unbelievable. The sky never had clouds in it, which made it look even better. The only problem was getting good pictures at the right time without getting people in the view of them.
-Laura
In the picture labeled "oops", is it labeled as such because Joel sat on something uncomfortable, or because he soiled himself? Or both? I can't tell.
He soiled himself while riding through the bouncy trails on an ATV.
-Laura
Yeah, I was kidding. We tried to make it look like he accidently sat on a cactus, but the sun wasn't right so it just looks like he soiled himself or something because you can't really see the cactus that well :-)
-Laura
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