| All-Inclusive (Meliã Cabo Real) |
We read a lot of opinions, both good and bad, about "all-inclusive" resorts. We found the all-inclusive option was definitely worth the money, especially staying along
La Corridor. The food at the Meliã was better than decent (although the resturants all left something to be desired). The drinks were fantastic. They were not watered-down and
they were free flowing. I'm not sure if we'd go to an "all-inclusive" resort again, but being our first trip to Cabo, it was definitely worth it. |
| La Corridor |
Our hotel, Meliã Cabo Real along "La Corridor", was about 10 minutes from San Jose Del Cabo and about 20 minutes from Cabo San Lucas - both via cab. The ride
back to the airport was about a 45 minute ride with some traffic. I was too excited to recall the ride from the airport to the hotel. |
| Taxis |
Make sure you ask the rate to where you are going before getting in the taxi, and agree to it. Taxis in Cabo didn't have any meters, and they all look different,
so you're really at the mercy of the driver. We found most drivers to be pretty honest (with one exception going to the airport, but I think that was a miscommunication
between the hotel valet and the taxi driver). We found most taxi fares from our hotel to downtown Cabo San Lucas to be $5.00 USD a person. |
| Cabo Real G.C. |
A fantastic facility. We rented Taylor Made R7 irons, driver, fairway and rescue club(s) for $40. Definitely pack golf balls, tees and your shoes. Sleeves of balls were a little
pricey (but I had to buy one to get the logo ball). It was fairly easy to get a tee time the day before. The golf course is right next to the hotel, but you need to take a taxi up
to the clubhouse which is across the highway back in the hills. |
