Shuttles or taxis all over

Bus is safe and convenient. Can purchase the ticket directly from the driver. Have 20-paseo ready, though... drivers like to keep things moving! Typically run every 20-minutes along main hiway/hotel corridor. Just be sure to be at a marked bus stop and wave when you see it approaching. Also, on the way back to our hotel—we sat up front, watched our progress on Google Maps— let the driver know when you are ~200meters from your stop/hotel. Have fun!

Yes. San Jose is the old town. But it is still a pretty tourist driven area. It is safe. The people are great the area is nice and my wife and I enjoyed it.

Sorry only just seen your question. It was finished when we were there. We had breakfast in the square one morning. It is very clean with pretty trees. I hope you enjoy your stay. We stayed at the Tropicana which was very nice.

The Art Walk is on Thursday nights. They’re hosting it even during construction as it takes place in the art galleries and businesses that surround the plaza. I recommend Ivan Guaderrama’s art gallery. Very unique and fun. Have fun!

Hello there... I always get pesos there at the ATM of Banamex or BBV (Mexican banks) and the bank fees are RIDICULOUSLY low in comparison with in the US... most of the restaurants offer you a check with both pesos and US dollars total so that helps, credit cards are accepted in most of the places I've been even at OXXO (Mexican version of 7 Eleven) I haven't rent a car... I always go to San Jose de Cabo and everything is walking distance except the airport but I always take the public transit to go to it... Have fun!

Absolutely. It's the Routa del Desierto. It's opposite the Mega Mall. It will take you directly to where the Marina is and where the tours begin. It's about 30 to 45 minutes in air conditioned comfort. Cost is $ 2 us

Hi Jim, Sorry I don't know where you are coming from and where you would like to stay. I recommend checking Expedia