This was one of the larger marinas that I recall seeing. It hosted not only commercial boats for sightseeing or fishing cruises but also private boats. Rows and rows of boats but also a number of mega yachts that dwarfed others around them. Boats here were constantly on the move in and out of the marina. The marina also had a good number of dockside restaurants and a large shopping mall decorated for Christmas. A similar number of tour and trinket sellers were also wandering around but seemed to be less interested in trying sell me something. A little bit of everything for visitors.

There is lots to see, and many good restaurants but the shops are very pricey for items you can find a few blocks away for 2/3 of the price. Also there are copious amounts of peddles trying to sell you goods, come to their restaurant, or take you on a boat tour of some sort. They are kind but relentless, and there are LOTS of them. Still worth seeing though.

We visited the marina 4 of the 5 days we were in Cabo and loved it. We ate there twice and enjoyed shopping and checking out the area. There were pelicans and sea lions in the area. It was just fun walking around seeing the sights and checking out the little shops in the area.

It was fun to stroll along the marina. We enjoyed seeing all the yachts, many with pelicans resting on them, the tour boats and vendors on the boardwalk. One man had crispy, bbq grasshoppers for sale! A woman was charging to pose with her iguanas who had tiny Mexican sombreros on their heads. Others were selling various tours and water taxi rides to the beaches and arches. There are tour kiosks, restaurants and shops and the atmosphere was laid back with lovey scenery.

it’s by everything. What made the trip a 10 out of 10 is angel he was the best waiter. Was always there when we needed him. Was the sweetest always had a smile and was happy to help us. shopping is close by white h is nice. You are able to see the culture and more of the locals which is nice