Hotel Palmas de Cortez in Los Barriles on the East Cape of Baja California Sur, Mexico is 65 miles south of La Paz & 45 miles north of San Jose del Cabo. Located in a lush garden setting on a wide sandy beach, this amazing resort has become known worldwide as one of the premier vacation and big-game fishing spots in the world, consistently producing huge numbers of blue, black, and striped marlin, sailfish, dorado, wahoo, yellowfin tuna, roosterfish and more. Thousand pound billfish have been known to prowl submarine canyons and dropoffs just a few miles off shore.
Hotel Rates
Room Rates per Person (Includes 3 meals daily)
3 Nights
5 Nights
Extra Night
Garden View Suites 2 Doubles / 1 Single Bed
Double
$381.00
$635.00
$127.00
Single
$603.00
$1005.00
$201.00
Ocean View Suites 2 Queens / 1 Single Bed
Double
$417.00
$695.00
$139.00
Single
$678.00
$1130.00
$226.00
Included:
Hotel tax of 11% and 12% service charge per night.
Meals at Tio Tico's or Bay View
Not Included:
Transportation between the hotel and airport at 80.00 per person (2 person minimum), or $70/person with a group of 4.
Airfare to and from Baja.
Restaurant Drinks.
Hotel accepts CA checks, travelers checks, cash. No credit cards.
2013 Rates.
Boat Rates
Hotel Palmas de Cortez Fleet
Pangas
Cruisers
23' Super Panga... $305.00/day
28' Cruiser ... $499.50-$555.00/day
32' Cruiser ... $666.00-$733.00/day
Included: Boat Skipper, fishing tackle, deck hand on cruisers, and lunches. 11% boat tax.
Not included: Fishing licenses, bait, fish cleaning, tips.
Licenses available at current daily rate (approx $14/pax) or weekly rate (approx $22/pax).
Bait if needed is purchased by angler for approx $25-$35 per day/boat.
Tips are usually 15%-20% paid to the boat Captain.
For reservations and pricing call toll free (800) 521-2281
Hotel Palmas de Cortez in Los Barriles on the East Cape of Baja California Sur, Mexico is 65 miles south of La Paz & 45 miles north of San Jose del Cabo. Located in a lush garden setting on a wide sandy beach, this amazing resort has become known worldwide as one of the premier vacation and big-game fishing spots in the world, consistently producing huge numbers of blue, black, and striped marlin, sailfish, dorado, wahoo, yellowfin tuna, roosterfish and more. Thousand pound billfish have been known to prowl submarine canyons and dropoffs just a few miles off shore.