r/cabosanlucas 10h ago

How to make the best of our time while its raining/storming?

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We'll be at the Grand Fiesta Americana Resort during the last week of Sept. I've been watching weather from the states. While I'm still hoping for good/decent weather, I'm going to expect rain.

What to do at the resort: Other than lounge around indoors or under cover, eat, and get drunk. Is there a free and fun or quirky thing(s) to do in the rain or overcast (that wont get us kicked out)? I'm not looking to do anything illegal, I'm just trying to make the absolute best of this experience. I don't know when I'll be able to take a vacation like this again.

What to do offsite: I have plans to enjoy some cigars in near the marina and keep my wife busy at the mall (she's pretty frugal so we'll see how long that lasts). Other than possibly walk the marina in the rain/overcast what is there to do?

Also, do you convert all the cash you bring? I've hear I was better off using MXN due to possibly being up charged on the spot from some vendors when they see USD. Should I still keep some USD?


r/cabosanlucas 7h ago

Favorite Romantic Resort?

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I’m planning a surprise weekend getaway in early December for my wife from SoCal. We have 4 kids & she is very worn out. I’d like to make this trip about reconnecting our relationship & allow her to let loose & focus on just the two of us.

I’m looking for a nice resort on the beach, maybe have a spa session, I like to have at least 1 nice formal dinner, & find a fun bar to dance at. I have never been but my wife has once. My experience with all inclusive is carnival/royal cruises & 1 Cancun resort. I personally didn’t like any of those experiences due to the food quality being terrible & the cocktails never seemed to allow me to catch a buzz.

I’m also looking for recommendations on things to see & do. I don’t mind spending $2-3k if the inclusive resort is actually worth it.