Tagesausflug nach La Paz und Todos Santos mit Mittagessen

Mario was excellent very friendly and informative. Had some great stops along the way, for breakfast at a roadside cafe which the food was very good and our stop at El Triunfo Cafe. The La Paz sights were good and our lunch fantastic. Todos Santos was an amazing town perhaps we could have had an extra 30 minutes there to see more of the town. Overall enjoyed the day thanks to Mario.

Our tour operator picked us up on time and instead of heading to La Paz, drove to San Jose and then north. He was quiet until we left the urban area and then informed us lunch would be at 2 pm and we would stop for a bathroom and breakfast break. As we drove through the desert he talked about the birds, plants, and history of the area. Our breakfast stop was a small cafe with a not so clean toilet facilities- no paper and no running water. Hand sanitizer was available. After spending 45 minutes there, we drove north and heard more about the towns and history. We did not stop at the mining towns but did a drive through at one. Although I spotted a road sign that said La Paz 46 kilometers, he drove in the opposite direction and we headed towards a power plant. The next sign for La Paz said 67 kilometers. We went north for another 20 minutes to drive by the ferry and beach. Back to town and 2 stops - a beach with bathrooms and a jewelry shop where we were given a show on harvesting pearls. We had a hour to walk around the waterfront and our driver mysteriously disappeared from the parking spot. Lunch was at a restaurant near a town square, which was more interesting than the tourist shops on the waterfront. Some of our group asked to stop a church to see a gold baby Jesus, which we did. Back in the van and headed to Todos Santos - a delightful town that we only had half an hour to explore. Very disappointing trip - fortunately the fellow passengers were great we really enjoyed their company. The circuitous route and disappearance made me think the driver had a pm appointment in La Paz and planned the trip accordingly. When I booked the trip it specifically stated 2 stops at the mining towns and a guided city tour. Did not expect minimal walking.

Excellent way to spend a day seeing 2 towns and countryside. There is a lot of car driving but we took direct route on way to La Paz to have more time exploring and eating (mid-morning) breakfast and late lunch. Knowledgeable guide/driver Francisco Daniel who showed us every kindness and extremely gracious. Nice and new van that was clean and comfortable. There were no kids in our group and expect it would be long and frustrating day for most young ones. Special showing of how pearls are made at Velvet Box on Mallecon (Boardwalk) in La Paz that was arranged by tour. The tour group all received special discounts (ours was 35%) but like anything in Mexico can probably negotiate as good of discount anywhere BUT you may not be assured same quality. Be sure to check messages from tour as pick up time at hotel much earlier than noted on reservation screen.