[postlink]http://www.baja-video.com/2010/04/baja-near-la-paz.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J48Yyc5glRoendofvid
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Beachfront Living in La Paz Mexico. The Beaches of El Comitan offers the perfect combination of location and pricing for a resort property. Located on the shores of the Sea of Cortez, La Paz features a modern marina and is the gateway to all the activities available on the Ocean. If land based activities is more your thing, you can enjoy the 1.4kms of beachfront, numerous golf courses nearby and all the extreme sports of the Baja. More about La Paz beaches here...
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Baja near La Paz

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[postlink]http://www.baja-video.com/2010/04/baja-fishing-in-east-cape.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kyzNPcTuF7Qendofvid
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Fish for jumping sailfish and marlin in the blue water close outside, or run along the shoreline to catch the incredibly tough roosterfish, delicious snapper or pompano, sierra, jacks and other light-tackle species that are so thick here. You won’t go wrong here at Rancho Leonero, with its wonderful food and tropical relaxation!
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Baja Fishing in East Cape

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Filmed at the end of the Baja California peninsula in Mexico at the Capes..Los Cabos.
Principal regions: Cabo San Lucas & San Jose del Cabo. January 2010
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Cabo San Lucas & San Jose del Cabo

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Baja Videos I
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Baja Videos I

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Grey whale encounters at this lagoon are handled with the utmost respect and care for the animals. We saw and interacted with whales on each of our trips into the lagoon. This camp is the 3rd closest to the lagoon. The camp was complete with solar and wind powered hot showers and marine flush toilets that are insanely clean. The wooden cabanas ensure a comfortable sleep – better than the other camps where heavy tents are subject to 15-20 mph winds during the night. The food was fantastic, the staff / customer service outstanding, and the memories of our time there will remain with us forever. We flew to the camp – very safe and without delays, and I recommend this method of travel even for the additional expense. All the camps in San Ignacio work cooperatively together to ensure that the whales are not crowded or stressed. This mutual understanding creates a safe environment in which whale encounters are the gift that we’ll treasure forever.
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Adventures Whale Watching Trip

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[postlink]http://www.baja-video.com/2010/04/la-paz-baja-california-sur.html[/postlink]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFEwASwOyJkendofvid
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Introduction to La Paz , capital city of Baja California Sur Mexico. One
 of the more important regional commercial centers in Mexico is the 
capital of the Mexican state of Baja California Sur, La Paz in the 
municipality of La Paz. Situated in between picturesque coastal 
mountains and the Bay of La Paz, the city is a most charming and 
beautiful city. La Paz is also a very accommodating city for tourists, 
in fact there is a five block strip of shops that cater to tourists. The
 Malecon is a romantic place for seaside walks, and if you?re more the 
adventurous type, La Paz is also a popular destination for scuba divers.
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La Paz Baja California Sur

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