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4 comments about A Man's Guide To Mexico & Central America.

1. I bought the book on the recommendation of a friend. Though I have various other guides, I truly enjoyed this one and consider it the best. The book is written on a personal level with frank commentary and insighful and curious observations. It certainly made for a more colorful and pleasing trip. As a solo traveler, I wasn't disappointed because meeting people and going to the right places was made much easier with the guide. Two Thumps Up ! .



2. I agree. I used the guide on my trip to Costa Rica. I had the chance to browse others, but this guide had more listings. Not only does it help you meet locals, but it even has listings on local male escort services besides the usual club hangouts! I was impressed because no one else did. I can't wait for his other guides.



3. What can I say. Life can really be odd. I was looking for a quick vacation destination just to get away from my stressful job. While reading the guide, I got interested in Puerto Vallarta. It described P.V's nightclubs and boy haunts with amusing detail. It didn't take much before I was there. My week in Puerto Vallarta was more then I expected because by the third day I had met a wonderful local artisan. We quickly became an item. I can't promise you'll find a "Jorge" in you trip, but I did and it was the guide that motivated me to take my trip. I can almost say it was God sent !



4. I loved it. It's written and laid out just like those all-inclusive travel guides made for "straight" people, but of course this one is written with us in mind. It's so much better than the others. It's about time. Do check it out you'll really enjoy it.

1 comments about Fodor's Pocket Los Cabos, 1st Edition: The All-in-One Guide to Fun-Filled Days and Nights Packed with Places to Eat, Sl eep, Play and Relax (Pocket Guides).

1. In 2001, I purchased the pocket guide to Puerto Vallarta. I stayed at Paradise Village (I also bought a Timeshare because of the experience, enough said) and Fodors was on the mark from begining to end. In 2002 I purchased Fodor's pocket guide to Aruba. My girlfriend and I stayed at the Wyndham Hotel and Fodor's was right on the money. The place was beautiful, the service was excellent, and the beach was heaven on Earth. Because of that as well as all the inside information on where to go and what to do, I purchased the pocket guide for Los Cabos in 2003. Score, that is the hat trick! We stayed at the Presidente International (the only all-inclusive resort) and it was magnificant. The service and view was beautiful. It listed some of the best places to eat and plenty of things to do (Definately do the Horseback riding on the beach and the sunset cruise.) They really know what they are doing. I highly recommend their pocket guides for all vacations. The books tell you exactly where to go and what to do to make your vacations memorable and beautiful. Three in a row has to account for something.

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