Our shakedown trip for our new lifestyle worked out pretty well. We had a great time in La Paz with an awesome place to stay. Here are a few memories and even fewer words.
Los Barriles (The Barrels) on the East Cape. The story goes that there is gold hidden in barrels in the hills. We took a final road trip around the southern peninsula to fill in the gap of our Baja Sur travel map: Los Barriles is a remote beach and fishing community, 45 minutes from the airport in Cabo. Off-roading is popular. Pink’s mother-in-law has a beach bar (pictured). The town has dirt roads with cows, goats, etc that will cross in front of you..and pretty nice hotels.
There’s gold in these hills…so they say 
Welcome to town 
Hotel Playa Del Sol 
Thatched roof near Los Barriles 
Hotel Playa Del Sol 
Beach Bar 
Owned by Pink’s Mother In Law 
The Bar’s Beach View – Drive up in 4-wheelers is popular
Crossing the Tropic of Cancer – East (Santiago) to West (Todos Santos)
The path of the Tropic of Cancer across Baja 
Standing on the line 
Tropic of Cancer in Santiago 
Tropic of Cancer in Todos Santos
Balandra Beach – La Paz. This is where we spent our beach time.
Beverages! Baja wine, Indio beer, and a touch of tequila. Extra special…Mexican Coca Cola.
La Paz – (The Peace)
Panteon – Typical Cemetary 
Coyote Art – I had two actual sightings! 
La Paz Downtown 
La Paz Downtown 
La Paz Malecon 
La Paz Malecon
La Paz Malecon 
No Parking Sign 
It’s A Thing….(signs)
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I think it’s safe to safe, you are living your best life!! I love these photos and you two!
That is possible. Think of you daily!
You packed a lot into your 2 month visit. Photos are stunning!
Steve has begun to remind me that this is NOT an extended vacation – it is a lifestyle change..which I think means he needs more time doing nothing.
Great pictures. So much to see and experience. Thanks for sharing.
Love the sunset photos. They’re incredible!
The sunsets at times were wild! One night we had 7 blazing colors in under 20 minutes. That’s the ocean for you!