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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Los Cabos Guide very helpful,
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This review is from: Fodor's Pocket Los Cabos, 3rd Edition (Pocket Guides) (Paperback)
We went to Cabo in February 2006 and found this guide very, very helpful. I don't know what other guides are available, but this one is packed with accurate info (if just slightly out of date as it is a year or two old). It omits a couple of new restaurants that have recently opened but is otherwise very accurate. The recommendations of activities, hotels, places to eat and things to see were spot-on. I think it's worth getting if, like us, you do not know the area. Also, it is small and lightweight and you can just stick it in your pocket or purse. We went to a few restaurants we never would have found but for this guide, and generally they were better than what our hotel had recommeded.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
don't leave home without it,
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This review is from: Fodor's Pocket Los Cabos, 3rd Edition (Pocket Guides) (Paperback)
I took a hastily-arranged last minute trip to Cabos, not having had any vacations in 20 years -- and not having much money. I knew we needed expert advice fast, so, trusting Fodor's, we got this book. We ate exclusively at restaurants recommended by this book (we had a car rental.) We made sure we hit both the most expensive place recommended by the book and the least expensive joint that they recommended. Both were equally highlights of the trip. The rest of the time, we ate at recommended places that were towards the lower end of the price scale. We were never disappointed! At Macambo's and Ahorcado, I even took pictures of the food. These were the kinds of places that you would never find by wandering around the tourist area -- let's just say they were "out of the way" and a few a little out of the comfort zone of some tourists. Are we ever glad we took that book! A piece of advice -- take more cash, in small bills, than you think you'll need. If you need emergency medical care like I did (not Montezuma's Revenge, BTW) you'll have to pay hundreds in cash. Far fewer places take credit cards than do in the US. And by all means, take this book. They know what they're talking about.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed--save your money,
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This review is from: Fodor's Pocket Los Cabos, 3rd Edition (Pocket Guides) (Paperback)
I ordered this book because it was about the only book specifically devoted to Cabo. I was very disappointed. I carried the book to Cabo and back but didn't really use it. If you strip away the generic "travel" information and the history information, this book contains little that is useful. The restaurant reviews are good, but not all restaurants are covered. The reviewers below had more valuable suggestions than this book, such as -- don't rely on credit cards, bring cash, small bills.
The book is woefully out of date. It doesn't even contain a decent map!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Gift,
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This review is from: Fodor's Pocket Los Cabos, 3rd Edition (Pocket Guides) (Paperback)
I gave this to my brother who is going on his Honeymoon to Cabo. A great resource to bring along, especially if you cannot access the internet.
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Fodor's Pocket Los Cabos, 3rd Edition (Pocket Guides) by Fodor's (Paperback - September 7, 2004)
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