The rays are mobula rays. They jump as basically a "come and get it" message that they've found food. I've gone bodysurfing at the Costa Azul in January. Welcome respite from the midday heat 😎
The weekly art walk is a must do. One of my favorite things to do when Im down there. I hope Covid has not put a stop to it. I prefer San Jose to Los Cabos. Its much more charming, especially at night. Thanks for the videos, I'll be following your adventures. Stay safe, have fun!
We LOVE San Jose!! We own at the Royal Solaris across the street from Rock and Brews ( You are behind that strip of stores) Definitely visit Flora Farms and Acre!! Flora Farms food is AMAZING! If you ever want to stay at an All Inclusive please let me know. We can give a free night with any stay. We just visited last September and again for Thanksgiving. Planning to go back again soon! 🏝️🏝️🤗
La Marina inn across the street from the marina used to have great food and accommodations at super prices until new owners from California took it over. Oh well.
Laura- I was just picking up a rental car at Cactus car rental. I told them I had heard about Cactus car rental from your TH-cam channel. The guy at the counter told me "we get so much business from her channel, it's amazing". Have you tried to approach them on some kind of monthly compensation for all the business you're driving to them?? All the best, Andrew
Laid-back colonial gem San Jose Del Cabo is picture-postcard perfect. This gorgeous getaway, with its palm-lined lagoons on the hem of the ocean, is full of the magic of Old Baja, where secret courtyards and unhurried days promise intrigue and romance.
Hello Laura, Just found your Channel and Enjoyed the Baja Vids, Tk's for All you doing 🤗👻🍓Aka CharlieB outta Dobbs Ferry N.Y. Along WAVE away but I'm not afraid to Dream...
Good evening from Texas, that was a great video, A Taco a day keeps the doctor away lol. I really liked the video and the food looks very tasty. A the beaches look beautiful and I am sure that the water is cold because of the weather that we had here in Texas lol. Well I am looking forward to your next awesome video, until then stay safe and bless the both of you.
I've moved to CSL a month ago and find it hard to find things to do besides drinking. We snorkel a lot (Playa Santa Maria is a fave... you must go there!) and eat out, but I think most gringos in Cabo are older retirees... there's no "digital nomad" scene like there is in Playa del Carmen. Great vids, hope to run into you guys sometime soon... The ocean water is 67-70 degrees right now, a little brisk upon entering but plenty warm enough to swim in!
Yea it doesn't attract the same crowd as Playa, but I'm enjoying it so far. Lots of day trips to do from here if you rent a car (check out Cactus rental). If you head into San Jose let me know!
Yeah completely different than the Cabo San Lucas marina. The marina along with the resorts and the housing development to the north were all developed by the family that owns Corona beer.
We had the same weather today here south of Tampa, low 70s, sunny, not humid. Delightful! I don’t swim until the water is 80°F or above. 😄 As always, food looked delish. Thanks for including links! ✌🏻
I enjoy your videos and have a question for you since you've spent so much time in Los Cabos. How did you find your rental? I hate using vrbo bcs of the service fee. Any advice you can give would be greatly helpful as my husband and i are looking to book Cabo San Lucas in May. Thank you:)
The weather you described is PERFECT (for me anyway🤣). I wish you would STOP fooling around and just TAKE OVER this food/tour guide game already, NO ONE CAN DO IT BETTER!
yeah, yeah, yeah... food, sun, beach, weather... BUT what I want to hear about is you and Lingoda !! Are you doing one of their plans? learning from it? enjoying it? worth your time and money? etc? etc? Please. (yes, I do enjoy and admire your videos, and am binging my way through them, but as someone who knew some spanish "once upon a time", I'd really like to hear about your "learning spanish" situation)
I've had the most luck and enjoyment with Baselang. I like the classes with Lingoda because they are structured and I think the curriculum is better, but I get so much more out of my conversation classes on Baselang. There are a few videos on this channel as well as a comprehensive written review on my blog about it: www.eternal-expat.com/2019/09/09/baselang-review-the-grammarless-program/
@@laura-bronner Thanks for the reply! I've seen (one of) your Baselang video and your Lingoda video but hadn't known about the posting on your blog... off to read it now. Thanks again - much appreciated.
Please don't say the weather is cool, I'm from Canada! I go to Mexico mosly for the food it seems as well, those tacos looked amazing. Keep up the good work!
haha after 5 years in Mexico 65/18 degrees does feel a touch cool, sorry! The tacos were incredible, definitely recommend adding some of these spots to your list when you're next here!
Thanks for the video. My gf loves the seafood in the Tijuana area. We may go to Tijuana next month with her daughter. It would be her first time out of Veracruz state and Puebla. We may takea day trip to Ensenada. If you have any good food recommendations feel free to Apply. Stay safe and healthy.
Absolutely LOVE the seafood in Ensenada. You can check out my favorites on my blog post here: www.eternal-expat.com/2019/01/23/best-seafood-in-ensenada/ Also if you like craft beer, you've got to check out the craft beer scene at Plaza Fiesta and along Avenida Revolucion in TJ - great breweries (Border Psycho is my personal favorite). Enjoy it! Great birria tacos in the downtown area just off of Avenida Revolucion, can't remember the name but they have a big red sign.
Of the hotels I've seen they range anywhere from $50 a night all the way up to the resorts that charge hundreds of dollars a night. Hostels in the area look like they start from around $13 a night for a bed in a dorm room. There are lots of options around in both San Jose and Cabo San Lucas :)
Is Uber expensive there? I am traveling there in a few weeks, staying at The Krystal Grand, I want to explore but don’t want to pay high price for hotel excursions
Most ubers around town cost about 50 Pesos (about $2.50 USD). If you go further obviously it becomes more expensive - I took it from San Jose to the far side of the Marina and that cost about 70 Pesos ($3.50 USD). If you go from San Jose del Cabo all the way to Cabo San Lucas it's about 200 Pesos ($10 USD) and takes about 30 minutes. Hope that helps answer your question!
@@kandijgarcia4400 We are planning to stay at the Krystal resort ourselves in June. How is it located relative to all the sites in SJDC? How was the food at the resort? It's it worth booking the "all inclusive" deal at Krystal?
It looks like you missed the best public beach at La Playita (By the Marina) Take your Uber to the Dolphin place at the marina and then walk all the way to the beach. I strongly recommend going back because you will have a whole different impression And separately, there should never be anyone in the water along the hotel zone because there is a phenomenal undertow 24/7/365 due the very steep drop off from the water's edge. Where flags are posted there whatever the most dangerous level is. You can swim once the beach turns 90 degrees to the south way down to your right.
Can you do a video on the difference of life for expats on the main land Mexico vs life in Baja California for expats, that is if there is a difference. Seems to me by just watching video's that the adjustment might be easier in Baja. Thanks ?????
Hey Don. I honestly have no experience living on the mainland, but my wife and have a home in San Jose Del Cabo. We're expats from the northern Atlanta suburbs & to answer your question: Cabo is about as expensive as any part of Mexico to move to (except possibly Puerto Vallarta). Yes, it is possible to rent a condo for a "fairly reasonable" amount but Karen & I ended up purchasing a home in a golf course community just behind the beach they went on Day 2 of this video. Financing options for houses do exist, but they are such a pain that if you want to buy, you should be prepared to do so in cash. It is probably advisable to rent for a year to make sure you love the lifestyle. But in full disclosure, the advantage of buying is if you're a homeowner, your resident visa is rubber-stamped. If you choose one of the nicer communities in San Jose (Palmilla, Puerto Los Cabo, Querencia, etc) you will feel like you are living in paradise. They have golf courses, clubhouses, restaurants, super friendly wait staff, events, activities, etc... It would be a challenge finding a better way to live. The supermarkets here are very nice. They are very similar to Wegmans or Whole Foods, but with a lot more stuff (lol... believe it or not, you can buy things like TV's and ATV's in the supermarket). And lastly, for me, the difference between living in Baja vs the Yucatan Peninsula for example is the climate. The weather is warm and dry year-round down here. We have over 350 days of sunshine and aren't affected by hurricanes nearly as bad as they are on the Gulf. Additionally, the Cancun / PDC area is so humid that everything feels a little damp and smells mildew... No bueno 🤮
@@donezzo9058 It's absolutely amazing down here so there aren't huge adjustments. Just a bunch of little things. For example, T-Mobile shuts your data off after 3 months, so you have to get a different phone number. To watch the NFL games in English, I had to buy a router with a built in VPN, then sign up for TH-cam TV because they have the Red Zone channel. Once you get your VISA you'll want to get a Mexican bank account so you can transfer money to yourself and withdraw pesos. You'll also want to re-register the car you're taking in Montana. (lol... Way too long of a story for these comments. Google it and you'll understand why) Little things like that 🤷🏽 As for the time, we used to come down for the winter and Airbnb the place in the summer. Then the COVID lockdown started, we were stuck in the house back home for weeks and we said: "screw it, let's go back to Cabo." So most of last year, we've been down here. We only went back for a couple of weeks during the holidays. Oh and lastly, if you opt for a golf course community, you'll make plenty of new friends almost immediately so no worries there either.
@@scarrington How was/is your AirBnB experience with your property in Cabo? Does the property pay for itself? Management issues? Thanks for your insight.
Hi! I've been a long time subscriber and you inspired me to move to Mexico! I have been here for 4 months now and I love it! I just uploaded my first video and I hope you will check it out. Gracias!
Thank you so much for your support! I’m in Tulum. I bought a house, from Illinois. I was either brave or crazy jeje! I watched every video of yours to get me here, so thank you! Please let me know if you ever travel this way! 💃🏼❤️🇲🇽 I’ll buy the tacos! 🌮
I've seen most of your videos and gotta say...dam you talk allot. A lot about you and not the pueblo experience..you only seem too give your side of the story.
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Me and my family have been going here once a year for probably 15 years, this is my second home, I love this place with all my heart
Wonderful. Looks far more relaxed than San Lucas.
Hi! Do you remember how much was the Uber from San Jose Del Cabo to the Marina in Los Cabos?
The rays are mobula rays. They jump as basically a "come and get it" message that they've found food. I've gone bodysurfing at the Costa Azul in January. Welcome respite from the midday heat 😎
Thanks, there's so much sea life out here, it's incredible!
The weekly art walk is a must do. One of my favorite things to do when Im down there. I hope Covid has not put a stop to it. I prefer San Jose to Los Cabos. Its much more charming, especially at night. Thanks for the videos, I'll be following your adventures. Stay safe, have fun!
Still happens every Thursday
Do u have any recommendations for a nightlife in San Jose
I never get tired of watching your videos, Laura. You're just so personable - like some kind of modern version of Samantha Brown.
What a compliment! I used to love watching her show, thank you so much!
We LOVE San Jose!! We own at the Royal Solaris across the street from Rock and Brews ( You are behind that strip of stores) Definitely visit Flora Farms and Acre!! Flora Farms food is AMAZING! If you ever want to stay at an All Inclusive please let me know. We can give a free night with any stay. We just visited last September and again for Thanksgiving. Planning to go back again soon! 🏝️🏝️🤗
I'm looking for an all inclusive for San Jose. What do you suggest?
@Sumitbasin We Highly recommend Royal Solaris Resort. Email me feel more information and all the Amenities! thecanningnana@gmail.com
Lol...for us northern Canadians the weather and water would be fantastic and comfortable.
We love Cabo 💘 we vacation there every year, thanks
Oh I miss San Jose! We hoped to be there at Christmas in 2020, but that didn't happen. Maybe this year...
Loving your videos of CSL. The fish tacos looked amazing and the weather looks so perfect. Looking forward to seeing more. 😊
The fish tacos were delicious! Glad you are enjoying the videos :)
So cool seeing those “flying” stingrays. Keep up your exploring. Love❣️your videos so much!!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoy the videos! Those rays are pretty incredible!
I really like the guitar music
La Marina inn across the street from the marina used to have great food and accommodations at super prices until new owners from California took it over. Oh well.
I went to Hotel Gonzo beach club last year, it looked so different in “the normal times” LOL
Great video again Laura..... did you notice the beach with fish in it?? 🤷🏽♂️😂🤦🏽♂️ those guys were you fishing Laura😂👏👏
🤣🤣 I'm on it, we're planning a fishing adventure, it's coming I promise!
@@laura-bronner your awesome!!! Love watching you guys!! Home made fish tacos!! 🐟👈🏼👏👏😂
Laura-
I was just picking up a rental car at Cactus car rental. I told them I had heard about Cactus car rental from your TH-cam channel. The guy at the counter told me "we get so much business from her channel, it's amazing". Have you tried to approach them on some kind of monthly compensation for all the business you're driving to them?? All the best, Andrew
Laid-back colonial gem San Jose Del Cabo is picture-postcard perfect. This gorgeous getaway, with its palm-lined lagoons on the hem of the ocean, is full of the magic of Old Baja, where secret courtyards and unhurried days promise intrigue and romance.
See you soon to los cabos San Lucas 🎉🌞👣🎶🎶🎶
Hello Laura, Just found your Channel and Enjoyed the Baja Vids, Tk's for All you doing 🤗👻🍓Aka CharlieB outta Dobbs Ferry N.Y. Along WAVE away but I'm not afraid to Dream...
Thanks Laura, great info about cabo, . xx from Toronto, Canada. keep safe!
Good evening from Texas, that was a great video, A Taco a day keeps the doctor away lol. I really liked the video and the food looks very tasty. A the beaches look beautiful and I am sure that the water is cold because of the weather that we had here in Texas lol. Well I am looking forward to your next awesome video, until then stay safe and bless the both of you.
😁 . A taco a day and a tequila a day 😁
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Thanks again for sharing another great adventure
I love the eyebrows move behind your shades. Priceless.
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I've moved to CSL a month ago and find it hard to find things to do besides drinking. We snorkel a lot (Playa Santa Maria is a fave... you must go there!) and eat out, but I think most gringos in Cabo are older retirees... there's no "digital nomad" scene like there is in Playa del Carmen. Great vids, hope to run into you guys sometime soon...
The ocean water is 67-70 degrees right now, a little brisk upon entering but plenty warm enough to swim in!
Yea it doesn't attract the same crowd as Playa, but I'm enjoying it so far. Lots of day trips to do from here if you rent a car (check out Cactus rental). If you head into San Jose let me know!
@@laura-bronner my gf is going to the weekly ladies meetup tomorrow morning at El Merkado at 10am... you should join!
Yeah completely different than the Cabo San Lucas marina. The marina along with the resorts and the housing development to the north were all developed by the family that owns Corona beer.
Question, moving to Mexico
We're in our mid 60s
Mazatlan vs Baja?
We had the same weather today here south of Tampa, low 70s, sunny, not humid. Delightful! I don’t swim until the water is 80°F or above. 😄 As always, food looked delish. Thanks for including links! ✌🏻
Glad I'm not the only one who avoids that cold water! haha thanks for taking the time to comment, the food WAS delish! haha
no comparison. there aren't 3 million people crowded together in Cabo.
Fabulous 👍 great food stops also.
beautiful!! thanks!
Looks nice.
Got to our friends at Chato's!
Malachi is the owner it is just before the art district!
I enjoy your videos and have a question for you since you've spent so much time in Los Cabos. How did you find your rental? I hate using vrbo bcs of the service fee. Any advice you can give would be greatly helpful as my husband and i are looking to book Cabo San Lucas in May. Thank you:)
I’m making a video all about that as we speak! Should be up tomorrow or Friday 👍
Very nice Marina.
Fun video thanks Laura
Glad you enjoyed it!
The weather you described is PERFECT (for me anyway🤣). I wish you would STOP fooling around and just TAKE OVER this food/tour guide game already, NO ONE CAN DO IT BETTER!
haha I would love nothing more than to run tours - they are coming in 2022 when we all feel more comfortable gathering and traveling together again.
Love your videos! Would like to see your other half- we??? People crave interaction- especially during Covid times...
Love the video! I'm planning on spending a month in San Jose Del Cabo. Do you think it's safe for a solo female traveler? Any advice?
yeah, yeah, yeah... food, sun, beach, weather... BUT what I want to hear about is you and Lingoda !! Are you doing one of their plans? learning from it? enjoying it? worth your time and money? etc? etc? Please. (yes, I do enjoy and admire your videos, and am binging my way through them, but as someone who knew some spanish "once upon a time", I'd really like to hear about your "learning spanish" situation)
I've had the most luck and enjoyment with Baselang. I like the classes with Lingoda because they are structured and I think the curriculum is better, but I get so much more out of my conversation classes on Baselang. There are a few videos on this channel as well as a comprehensive written review on my blog about it: www.eternal-expat.com/2019/09/09/baselang-review-the-grammarless-program/
@@laura-bronner Thanks for the reply! I've seen (one of) your Baselang video and your Lingoda video but hadn't known about the posting on your blog... off to read it now. Thanks again - much appreciated.
Playa Palmilla, es parte de San José y es una de las playas más bonitas y más seguras para deportes acuáticos
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Gracias! Creo que vamos a ir allí este fin!
Please don't say the weather is cool, I'm from Canada! I go to Mexico mosly for the food it seems as well, those tacos looked amazing.
Keep up the good work!
haha after 5 years in Mexico 65/18 degrees does feel a touch cool, sorry! The tacos were incredible, definitely recommend adding some of these spots to your list when you're next here!
Thanks for the video. My gf loves the seafood in the Tijuana area. We may go to Tijuana next month with her daughter. It would be her first time out of Veracruz state and Puebla. We may takea day trip to Ensenada. If you have any good food recommendations feel free to Apply. Stay safe and healthy.
Absolutely LOVE the seafood in Ensenada. You can check out my favorites on my blog post here: www.eternal-expat.com/2019/01/23/best-seafood-in-ensenada/
Also if you like craft beer, you've got to check out the craft beer scene at Plaza Fiesta and along Avenida Revolucion in TJ - great breweries (Border Psycho is my personal favorite). Enjoy it! Great birria tacos in the downtown area just off of Avenida Revolucion, can't remember the name but they have a big red sign.
So pretty location could you tell me prices for hostel or hotel
Of the hotels I've seen they range anywhere from $50 a night all the way up to the resorts that charge hundreds of dollars a night. Hostels in the area look like they start from around $13 a night for a bed in a dorm room. There are lots of options around in both San Jose and Cabo San Lucas :)
Is Uber expensive there? I am traveling there in a few weeks, staying at The Krystal Grand, I want to explore but don’t want to pay high price for hotel excursions
Most ubers around town cost about 50 Pesos (about $2.50 USD). If you go further obviously it becomes more expensive - I took it from San Jose to the far side of the Marina and that cost about 70 Pesos ($3.50 USD). If you go from San Jose del Cabo all the way to Cabo San Lucas it's about 200 Pesos ($10 USD) and takes about 30 minutes. Hope that helps answer your question!
Thank you 🙏
@@kandijgarcia4400 We are planning to stay at the Krystal resort ourselves in June. How is it located relative to all the sites in SJDC? How was the food at the resort? It's it worth booking the "all inclusive" deal at Krystal?
@@bhasins if you want to go back and stay far less expensive I own an ocean view condo directly across from Krystal at Lomas de La Jolla ☺️
Is there a 1 year lease agreements available with apartment or homes 2 bed rooms 2 bath plus? Low budget $10.000-12,500 monthly?
Why ex pat? Is that your name?
It looks like you missed the best public beach at La Playita (By the Marina) Take your Uber to the Dolphin place at the marina and then walk all the way to the beach. I strongly recommend going back because you will have a whole different impression
And separately, there should never be anyone in the water along the hotel zone because there is a phenomenal undertow 24/7/365 due the very steep drop off from the water's edge. Where flags are posted there whatever the most dangerous level is. You can swim once the beach turns 90 degrees to the south way down to your right.
Thanks for the tips! I’m sure we’ll be headed back to the Marina at some point, so many beaches to check out!
@@laura-bronner My Wife and I will be at Shooters about 2:30 PM-5:00 Saturday if you want to stop by
I see a Canadian Flag at 4:08!
I took a closer look and I guess it's not a Canadian flag, maybe the Mexican flag.
Can you do a video on the difference of life for expats on the main land Mexico vs life in Baja California for expats, that is if there is a difference. Seems to me by just watching video's that the adjustment might be easier in Baja. Thanks ?????
Hey Don. I honestly have no experience living on the mainland, but my wife and have a home in San Jose Del Cabo.
We're expats from the northern Atlanta suburbs & to answer your question: Cabo is about as expensive as any part of Mexico to move to (except possibly Puerto Vallarta).
Yes, it is possible to rent a condo for a "fairly reasonable" amount but Karen & I ended up purchasing a home in a golf course community just behind the beach they went on Day 2 of this video.
Financing options for houses do exist, but they are such a pain that if you want to buy, you should be prepared to do so in cash.
It is probably advisable to rent for a year to make sure you love the lifestyle. But in full disclosure, the advantage of buying is if you're a homeowner, your resident visa is rubber-stamped.
If you choose one of the nicer communities in San Jose (Palmilla, Puerto Los Cabo, Querencia, etc) you will feel like you are living in paradise. They have golf courses, clubhouses, restaurants, super friendly wait staff, events, activities, etc... It would be a challenge finding a better way to live.
The supermarkets here are very nice. They are very similar to Wegmans or Whole Foods, but with a lot more stuff (lol... believe it or not, you can buy things like TV's and ATV's in the supermarket).
And lastly, for me, the difference between living in Baja vs the Yucatan Peninsula for example is the climate. The weather is warm and dry year-round down here. We have over 350 days of sunshine and aren't affected by hurricanes nearly as bad as they are on the Gulf.
Additionally, the Cancun / PDC area is so humid that everything feels a little damp and smells mildew... No bueno 🤮
@@scarrington Thanks Sean, how long have you lived there ? Was it easy getting adjusted to living there ?
@@donezzo9058 It's absolutely amazing down here so there aren't huge adjustments. Just a bunch of little things.
For example, T-Mobile shuts your data off after 3 months, so you have to get a different phone number.
To watch the NFL games in English, I had to buy a router with a built in VPN, then sign up for TH-cam TV because they have the Red Zone channel.
Once you get your VISA you'll want to get a Mexican bank account so you can transfer money to yourself and withdraw pesos.
You'll also want to re-register the car you're taking in Montana. (lol... Way too long of a story for these comments. Google it and you'll understand why)
Little things like that 🤷🏽
As for the time, we used to come down for the winter and Airbnb the place in the summer. Then the COVID lockdown started, we were stuck in the house back home for weeks and we said: "screw it, let's go back to Cabo."
So most of last year, we've been down here. We only went back for a couple of weeks during the holidays.
Oh and lastly, if you opt for a golf course community, you'll make plenty of new friends almost immediately so no worries there either.
@@scarrington Thanks for all the info.
@@scarrington How was/is your AirBnB experience with your property in Cabo? Does the property pay for itself? Management issues? Thanks for your insight.
Live videos? 🥺
Far superior to CSL! Is the beach as clean as it appears?
The beach is very clean!
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Please beware of drug cartels which are very cruel.
@Galleta de Soda
Shut your mouth.
You are still miles from East Cape. Go to Buzzards for dinner.
Hi! I've been a long time subscriber and you inspired me to move to Mexico! I have been here for 4 months now and I love it! I just uploaded my first video and I hope you will check it out. Gracias!
Thank you so much and how exciting! What part of Mexico are you in?
Thank you so much for your support! I’m in Tulum. I bought a house, from Illinois. I was either brave or crazy jeje! I watched every video of yours to get me here, so thank you! Please let me know if you ever travel this way! 💃🏼❤️🇲🇽 I’ll buy the tacos! 🌮
How exciting that’s so brave! I’ll definitely reach out if we head back over that way!
Please, no "gravel" voice.
I'm vegetarian and I found your food shots rough. I barfed. Feel better now.
Need to show more than just your face? Sorry. I'd just enjoy more scenery.
Thanks for your comment. I still have a lot to learn and am always trying to improve the videos, so I value all the feedback!
I've seen most of your videos and gotta say...dam you talk allot. A lot about you and not the pueblo experience..you only seem too give your side of the story.
Any gay people in that town?