Set on the beachfront in San Carlos, Hotel-Tours and Sport fishing Vista Mag-Bay features a terrace.
Maayke
Netherlands
Jacibe and Pepe are the best hosts ever! They rescued us when we ended up with a flat tyre on the road towards San Carlos, and were so amazingly kind. Truly made our stay amazing. The hotel is right at the beach, has everything you need and is very clean en very peaceful. Pepe and Jacibe offer all kinds of fun options for activities in and on the water too. We were sad to leave and would love to come back. Would 100% recommend this awesome place.
Hotel Villas Isabela is located just 200 metres from Punta Palapa Beach, in San Carlos. It offers a restaurant and snack bar, a terrace with hammocks and air-conditioned rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Ruben Iniguez
United States
Breakfast was advertised as being included with our room: however, after the owner informed us that the room we had reserved (and they had confirmed) was no longer available, we had to haggle with her to ensure we received breakfast despite our having to stay at another subpar "sister" establishment located several blocks away. We've never had this happen when using booking.com before. Very disappointing!
Puerto San Carlos Bay House & Tours -1st Floor- is situated in San Carlos. This beachfront property offers access to a balcony, free private parking and free WiFi.
Susan
United Kingdom
We were self-catering, and had breakfast in the hotel next door
Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, KayackHouse is located in San Carlos. This beachfront property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
San Carlos is a quaint Mexican town with friendly people.
San Carlos is a quaint Mexican town with friendly people. We came for the whale watch and booked through Magdalena Bay Whale Watching. It was very expensive for what the experience was, but glad to have done it. Jesus, who drove us to the start was a wonderful person...kind, caring and attentive. Our captain/guide was Christian and he was great, really trying to give us the best experience.....one close whale encounter and then just a lot of tail flukes as the whales were diving.....perhaps the wrong time of the year for seeing more whales. With that said, we did get a great dolphin encounter for 20 minutes, met local fishermen, lots of seabirds, saw sea lions and walked the beautiful windswept dunes. Had a great lunch at "Restaurant la Pasudita" when we first arrived.
Kirk
Canada
Scored 10
10
We enjoyed staying in San Carlos, it is very small & local,...
We enjoyed staying in San Carlos, it is very small & local, which we like. We had our meals at the hotel, walked & drove around the town to see the sights. You can't get lost there, very little traffic, moving slowly. The highlight was our whale watching trip & lunch on the island where they are mainly fishermen. I had a fresh caught lobster, huge, ate the entire thing!
carolyn Gould
United States
Scored 10
10
I highly recommend the whale watching.
I highly recommend the whale watching. There is nothing else like it -- so close to the whales. I was worried that they might feel scared or threatened, but it didn't seem that way at all. They were calm and seemed to readily co-exist with the boats. All of us were incredibly moved by the experience. This was a bucket list item for me, and I could not have been more pleased with the result.
MRose
United States
Scored 2.0
2.0
Very small town, we went there to see the whales the tours...
Very small town, we went there to see the whales the tours were overpriced and some too long. We decided to drive to Puerto Chale and took a 3 hour boat tour which we enjoyed and got to see the grey whales. There were over 60 of them swimming and playing in the bay. The tour was very reasonable, $400 pesos per person compare to $1000 pesos in San Carlos.
Sylvana
Canada
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