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| Crescent Sandy Beach and Negative-Edge Swimming Pool |
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| Relaxing at the Pool - CostaBaja Resort |
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| CostaBaja Resort |
We had a great time with John
bicycling around La Paz and sorry that his stay had come to an end. Even Java moped around for a while after he
left. To cure the void, we got busy with
our boat chores and finished the day with a night out at the Cinema. We were pleasantly surprised by the soft leather
reclining chairs in the theatre, complete with tables that swung over your lap
for food and drink. An attendant came to
take our order and explained that if we needed anything else to just push the
call button, what fun! The theatre with
its large viewing screens has an incredible sound system; the vibrations could
be felt reverberating through our chairs.
Due to the number of expats and visitors to La Paz (The Peace), movies are respectfully
presented in both Spanish and English. As
is true with any town, we continue to discover more interesting things to see
and do the longer we stay. Today we explored
the northern end of town and stopped at the CostaBaja Resort & Spa. This beautiful resort sports a marina, golf
course, restaurants, and hillside residences.
The resort is also home to an excellent Shell Museum open to the general
public. After enjoying the wonderful
collection of beautiful shells, we were invited to have lunch at the Beach Club
which overlooks a crescent-shaped white sandy beach. A lovely negative-edge swimming pool is
located above the beach adding to the picture perfect postcard setting. I must admit; the warm weather, easy-going
life style, and friendly people tempts one to choose Mexico as a new homeland.
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| A Pleasant Place to Live |
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| The Shell Museum - La Paz |
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| Shell Museum |
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