Shopping
malls are the latest development in the dedicated campaign to tame Los
Cabos. In both towns (Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo) are an abundance
of international designers boutiques featuring casual clothing and accesories
for all, a variety of shops offering a wide selection of regional handicrafts,
jewelry, quality leather goods, antiques, and souvenirs, and art galleries.
Most shops are open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with a siesta time recess from 2 to 4 p.m.. Some open Sundays until 1 p.m.
In the village of Cabo San Lucas, life radiates from the plazas. The way to travel is by foot as everything is close at hand. The town is host to wonderful restaurants, lively nightclubs, and beautiful hotels, and for those who love to shop, the main streets and alleys of Cabo overflow with fun and fanciful boutiques brimming with souvenirs, arts and crafts, jewelry, pottery, beachwear and clothing.
The street vendors bring their own version of creative marketing to the village. Featuring a wide range of merchandise, downtown Cabo San Lucas is a great place to discover local artisans, along with everything from traditional Mexican artifacts to American made products
Swimwear
Cotton Club– Plaza Arámburo on the corner of Lázaro Cárdenas and Melchor Ocampo. The most extensive selection of women's contemporary swimwear on the entire Baja Peninsula. Ph/ Fax: 143-23-88. Open 365 days 9-8.
Quicksilver.- Marina Blvd. Well-designed casual and beachwear, for men only.
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Arts & Crafts
Chile
& Anis - Paseo a la Marina & Camino Viejo a San Jose, Cabo San
Lucas (Next to Banamex, behind Mc. Donald's). Arts & Crafts from Baja.
Ph./Fax. (624) 143-7454. Open Mon-Sat 9 am-8 pm.
El Dorado Gallery.- Marina Blvd and Madero. Sculptures in ceramic, papier-mache, brass and copper, and paintings by other contemporary Mexican artists, also an unusual collection of handicrafts.
Antiques Carrusel Horses. Madero 11. The shop offers the only selection of mainland Mexico antiques in Baja California Sur and a varied selection of regional folk art.
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Souvenirs
Sierra Madre - Blvd. Marina across from Plaza Bonita Shopping Mall. "Working
for Nature's conservation" t-shirts, swimwear, cards, posters &
books; featuring conservation and nature themes. Ph: 143-09-00; Fax: 143-09-05.
Daily 8 am-10:30 pm.
Goodies.- Gigling Marlin building. One of a kind pieces for the home, greeting cards, and a large selection of original gifts for men and women.
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Jewelry
Pacific Jewelry: Blvd. Marina at Francisco I. Madero. Certified emeralds, diamonds, tanzanite, safire and rubies. Ph: 143-4447. Daily 10am–11pm.
Perlas del Mar de Cortez: At the corner of Hidalgo & Madero in front
of the town square. Cultivated pearls from the Sea of Cortez, diferent
sizes, shapes and amazing colors. Great value.
Pineda de Taxco - 3 Locations: Plaza de la Danza, #5; Meliá San
Lucas Hotel; & dock side of Marina Fiesta Hotel. Exclusive representatives
of "D'Argenta" Collection. Fine silver. Ph: 143-46-64; 143-44-44,
ext. 713; Cell: 8-72-26. Mon-Sat: 9 am-2 pm / 4-9 pm; Sun: 9 am-2 pm.
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Tobacco Shop & Gifts
Peer Tabaqueria - Plaza Las Glorias Hotel Lobby, Blvd. Marina. Featuring the exclusive "Peter Mussfeldt" line of resortwear; a fine selection of books, international magazines, candy, cigarettes, posters, postcards, souvenirs and gifts. Ph: 143-35-00. Daily 8 am-10 pm.
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