Sunday, June 04, 2023

Chileno Beach

Ricardo (the cab driver) may have steered us wrong with the restaurant, but he redeemed himself with the beach recommendation. We spent six hours relaxing, eating, swimming and exploring. The water was a refreshing temperature, the weather lovely and just enough breeze. There are only a few swimmable beaches in Cabo and Chileno was a great one. There was plenty of parking and a nice boardwalk down to the beach. 

Unlike many beach vacations we have taken in the past, Cabo is in a desert so it was not a humid heat which was amazing. It did mean that the terrain was desert and very desolate looking, but it was not the stifling heat you can get when you go south. Another pleasant surprise was the rainy weather we left behind in Colorado. It easily could have been the same weather in Louisville which does not make it seem as much as a getaway. 

It certainly was a relaxing week away after a crazy May. What a way to run in the new decade. Lucky me. 










Ready to head to the beach - they had the cooler; chairs and umbrellas at the condo 

Our set up for the day 

Swimming! 

Love my mug (with margaritas prepared by Marshall) 

So pretty

Adventure 

Our last sunset 

Moonrise over the Sea of Cortez 

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