The boardwalk is nice and makes for an easy, leisurely walk. However, it is constantly interrupted by street vendors and, worst of all, people trying to sell you tours. They don’t wait for you to go to them to ask about tours… the best solution is not to engage. There are lots of bars and restaurants to choose from - take your time and check out the menus and prices before deciding.

I've been a lot of places (77 countries) and seen a lot of harbors and marinas, but this one is by far the most picturesque. Not only are the boats impressive, but there are some great restaurants and shopping centered around it, which just adds to the ambiance. The only downside are the vendors hawking their wares and the restaurant waiters trying to pull you in to their place almost every step of the way. But the good thing is, for the most part, they aren't pushy, an easy NO and keep walking. zip it's your first time in Cabo, you have to plan a day here as there's plenty to do.

This marina is in a prime scenic location with many expensive boats. It’s nice to stroll around here, but…the number of local men trying to sell you a tour are too annoying. We just had to keep saying ‘no gracias’. Once you get past them and further along, there are some nice restaurants with great food and views. Yes, it’s all on the expensive side in Cabo. Nice place to visit!

Yeah, lots of cool boats, but the vendors/sharks…whatever you want to call them, made it less than desirable experience. We avoided all businesses because of their relentless hounding. If they weren’t there, we may have actually spent some money at one of those businesses. If you go, ignore the parade of “barkers” who approach you. Don’t engage in conversation (don’t even say “no thanks”), you’ll just make it worse. Look forward and ignore is your best bet. No need to be nice. Want to buy something, eat somewhere or get a drink, go somewhere else.