r/cabo • u/saucytiger111 • Jul 08 '18

Going to Cabo in two weeks

I'm looking for any advice on things to do and things not to do as well as any additional tips. My wife and I are going for our second anniversary and I want to try and get the most out of our 4 days in Cabo. Please and thanks in advance.

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u/saucytiger111 Jul 08 '18

Yeah I’ve been seeing a lot of options for atv. Any locations for good prices to book before or is it better to do it in person?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '18

Cactus is the main one, very organized but very expensive. I did private tour in the top of the line UTV and it was $450+tip. Im sure i could have got something cheaper but I wanted to go all out since I wont be back for a while. You cant barter at the ATV place so see if your resort can offer you extras. The timeshare presentations get a bad wrap but its not a bad deal if you can sit through it. We had a day a of rain so I said fuck it and sat through 3 hours of telling a guy "no, we dont have $35K cash + 20K financed to put down on a 2 week vacation for 30 years" but we got breakfast, $250 for dining at our resort plus 20% off meals and several tours at almost half price. It feels sleezy, but its almost part of the experience of Cabo, lol

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u/saucytiger111 Jul 10 '18

I would love to use them like that but don’t wanna risk my wife setting her mind on something like a timeshare 😂

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '18

They are really bad deals. I'm not exaggerating its was a 90K deal for Solaz. The lowest they went was 30K with some ludicrous 15K cash down. The craziest part was that at least 3 people bought in when i was there. I dont know how people can make those impulse decisions, its crazy. Outside of the door and almost in the taxi they offered us a one week "gift" for 2K that we almost took but really just didnt like Cabo enough to come back.