by Cristofer W on March 16, 2009

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by Florian on September 29, 2008

The basics listed - most of it true for many destinations (be careful outside main areas / cook it, peel it or forget it / watch your money / sales cultures are different - but what about specific tips and info on Cabo? CAn you do without a car? Are all-inclusive hotels worth their money? How is the "hotel-food" compared to other restaurants. Overall nice - but not very helpful