Entre más lejos estés de playa tecolote incrementa el costo te recomiendo llegar directamente ahí ya que de ahí parten, por ejemplo si alguien reserva por el malecón te darás cuenta que llegan a playa tecolote y de ahí salen o recojen más turistas para el paseo, por un lado bajará el costo pero ten encuenta que los que salen del malecón te regresan hasta donde los hayas tomado pero el costo puede incrementar hasta un 100%

Si salen tours a isla Espíritu Santo, rentan motos de agua, debes de llevar todo para nadar, se pueden consumir alimentos en los pequeños locales qué hay, y comprar algunos souvenirs a buen precio. Si te sirvió la información por favor califícala como útil.

I didn’t rent any skis. The beach is a really long stretch of beach, and the whole area where I was was bare without any rentals and without any umbrellas or chairs. Just pure sand and ocean.

Playa El Tecolote is popular with both RV's and tenters. It is safe as the campers and RVers tend to camp in close proximity to each other. It can get breezy on the beach but is beautiful. There are 4 restaurants on the beach with great seafood and cold beer and the best Margaritas you will ever find. If you have questions when you arrive, you will find be a Palapa Azul Bar Tropical everyday from 2pm on. Just ask for Gary!

Sorry. We spent all our time on the ocean.

No, there is no hotel nearby, other than going back towards La Paz to the Pichilingue harbor area or the Marina near Costa Baja. It is a 20 minute cab ride to a hotel, back towards La Paz.

Non ricordo esattamente, ma ricordo che rispetto a prezzi italiani il valore è ridicolo. Mi pare una cerveza sia circa 1 euro.

There is a city bus that runs to Pichilingue, Balandra + Tecolote Beaches. The bus runs every 60-90 minutes during the day to/from the La Paz bus station, located downtown on the malecon, making lots of stops along the way. I have included 2 google streetview links, so you can see the bus and what it looks like. I came here looking for info as to the actual fare for this bus, as I no longer remember how much it costs to ride (with no luck of course). I tried to include a weblink so you can see the bus itself, but this forum will not allow that. Instead, go to google maps, then type in tecolote beach. Once you find the beach, go to street view, and you will see the bus turning around at the beach (of all coincidences).