Cabo San Lucas, B.C. Mexico

The local pirate ship
Was actually built over 120 years ago
Gives the tourists a ride every afternoon

Jerry sampling a Margarita at Squid Row's on the main street

Our waiter inside the Squid Row restaurant and bar
Lots of colour in all the bars here

Inside another local cruisers hangout place
Latitude 22

Our favorite waiter at The Broken Surfboard
The best cruisers hangout in town
They will receive Faxes, phone calls and even do your laundry real cheap We had lunch there one day (2 beers, 1 lrg Magi, a burrito lunch and a taco lunch) and it only cost 30 pesos (that's about US$4) with tip. Beat that McDonalds?

The sign that hangs outside the Broken Surfboard

The lending library at The Broken Surfboard (it's a 2 for 1 deal)

Serving yet another happy cruiser at The Broken Surfboard

We made it onto The Broken Surfboards Wall of Honor
We are boat #442 to register here for the season

Jerry looking at Lovers Beach (from the Pacific side)

Looking out over the anchorage (taken at 0800 hrs)

A view of the what it looks like to come into Cabo San Lucas. The town and entrance is under the center mountain peak.

The famous arch at the Cabo (Cape) San Lucas

Mouse Pad at anchor, resting up for the next long trip
The Cape is in the background.

Another square rigger visited us in Cabo San Lucas (private boat)

Another view of the entrance to the harbor/marina

One of the beaches in Bahia San Lucas
Remember palm trees are only indigenous to Hawaii

Another close up of the arch, whole in the wall.

Jerry with the weight of the whole in the wall on her shoulders

Created by the Skipper of Mouse Pad.
Copyright © 1995-2005  All rights reserved.
Revised: 20 September, 2005 .