We have had our home in Mulege for 14 years and love it. We were quite delighted when we found your video and started watching it. The white house featured at the beginning of your video is our home built by the same "Cliff" and his crew who have the B&B you stayed in. Thank you for sharing our little town that we love so much.
we drive to San Jose Del Cabo each year for 3 months or so. We always stay in Mulege and stay at the same place you did, Cliff's place. In the early am a man selling tamales will come by. Cliff's also allows for pets and he also rents out actual houses. He is a great guy with a couple sweet dogs. Glad you found him. I've also done a review on Cliff's Place and toured each room in the hostel type area. We've stayed there 10 times in 5 years and have only had others staying there one time. BTW just across the river is an Ex Pat bar, rock and roll from about 10pm to midnight or so You can just hear it from Cliff's but if you walk to the river (1 block) you can see the lights and get a free concert. Karaoke and people having a great time.
@@sarahleamyawandererwriter6040 I'd certainly stay at Cliff's (aka Clementines) for an extended stay. Here is a good tour video (he also has houses) : czcams.com/video/MnxSsj1a5U4/video.html
@Puccini Fan @Puccini Fan for this private room and private bath with communal living and communal Kitchen it's about $35/night (click on the link in the description). Cliff is either from Canada or the US (don't recall) so english or spanish is spoken. They also have some private houses but I don't know their rates. I would MOVE NOW...Cliff's is always clean and super awesome. We have stayed there many times and have only had to share the space one time. there is no TV but the wifi is excellent... Here is a video I did of the private rooms and communal spaces (I toured all the private rooms): czcams.com/video/MnxSsj1a5U4/video.html
I know exactly what you mean. I went to stay 1 night at historico la casitas and wound up stay almost a month. That is one gem of a little town. The people are so nice as with most of Baja Sur. The garden between the restaurant and bar and the casitas was magical.
We live in Mexico north of Cabo Pulmo and south of La Ribera. We like Muliege since it is a stop as we travel from Baja Sur to Tecate. There is an excellent second-floor restaurante in the middle of town that serves lobster there with wonderful service. We have visited the mission, the prison and enjoyed a pig roast Saturday evening at Serenidad Hotel (south edge of town off Mex. 1). The Hotel also have RV hook-up. North about 30 miles in Punto Chivato which is a remote place to visit, however, they have a famous hotel there with lots of history. Honestly, Mulege looks better to the eye than a place to live or have an extended visit. It is great for a stop-over There are some great camp over beaches south. Thanks you for sharing your impressions. .
My great great great great GREAT grandfather built that mission and was a keg part of the beginnings of this little town. His name was Juan Manuel De La Basaldua (Basque Decent)
Love the cave paintings. I hope you got to the beach sometime. I spent 10 days in Mulege in 1975 and loved scuba diving twice a day. There was no craft brewery then, but Ballena Pacifica beer was delicious!
I have been to Mulege, it is an amazing town. It is an interesting town historically. If it wasn't Mulege, all of Baja would have been part of the United States.
Looks like Muleje is still as quaint and peaceful as it was 40 years ago. Used to camp at different spots on Bahia Conception while exploring the Gulf. Didn't even know about the paintings. Will check them out in January on our way south. Muchisimas Gracias. Love the vidio.
Thanks for sharing! I had no idea that dates come from palms! Also u make a good point, without rain/humidity it can feel much cooler. I prefer a wetter greener climate, but with that comes more heat + mosquitoes 🤔
This is the reason I like Todos Santos. It’s a smaller town, and they are awesome and I feel better then the Cabo/Cancun places, even though those are still fun too.
@@laura-bronner Maybe you can stop by Punta Chivato, just a little North of Mulege. My sister and her husband had a place on the water there. Great beach to look for shells.
I think that's where Steinbeck went. I read his book about Baja California many years ago. I knew there was an oasis, but that river looks huge for that desert. I wonder where is the source.
Heyy! Im planning to go for a month (home office and eventually one week of vacations) to BCS with my boyfriend. First i was thinking about staying at cabo san lucas and travel to other places on the weekends, but after watching your videos i think San José del Cabo or La Paz will adjust more of our idea of the travel, that is basically a quiet stay near the beach to go for a morning walk everyday, take sun in our breaks with a quick dip in the ocean and maybe go for a drink or a beer at night. What stay would you recommend for us? Staying in La Paz or San Jose? Also its a good time for travel to BCS on August? I heard it might be windy and cloudy. Thank you very much, love your channel!
Hi Laura! My boy-friend and I are considering baja California for next August trip, but we are afraid of the hot. Do you still suggest it? Does it worth it yet? Unfortunately we only have holidays on August . Thank you in advance. Elisabetta from Italy
I have enjoyed your Baja California videos so much! This is the area that I feel most familiar with. This is the area that I love the most in of all Mexico. And it's a terrific feeling to know that others are starting to feel the same way. When you really separate the wheat from the chaff, this is the ultimate Mexican Paradise... of course, I was born in San Diego, so I may be biased in favor of Baja, but I'm not making anything up. It's just the best their is...
There are so many wonderful places in Mexico to explore. It’s been wonderful to be able to spend so much time in BCS, it’s so much more than I ever could have imagined!
@@laura-bronner Yes, of course. I love all things Mexico. I just happen to live closest to that area. So it's what I'm most familiar with. In fact, I've always considered myself to be half Mexican. According to family legend, I was conceived in Taxco, because my parents went there for their honeymoon and when they got back to the states nine months later, I was born. So, "Hecho en Mexico," you might say...
Haha the state of Baja California Sur is sort of “open pasture.” Since there’s not really enough water, farmers are allowed to take their cows anywhere they want to graze.
We're leaving Mulege tomorrow, we could've stayed here for weeks its so peaceful and safe, we're coming back to this paradise again. ❤
We have had our home in Mulege for 14 years and love it. We were quite delighted when we found your video and started watching it. The white house featured at the beginning of your video is our home built by the same "Cliff" and his crew who have the B&B you stayed in. Thank you for sharing our little town that we love so much.
My ancestors, The Guaycura people, very likely painted that cave art.
Awesome
I also fell in love with that town. You should have shown the cool little streets with the tall curbs inside Mulege
we drive to San Jose Del Cabo each year for 3 months or so. We always stay in Mulege and stay at the same place you did, Cliff's place. In the early am a man selling tamales will come by. Cliff's also allows for pets and he also rents out actual houses. He is a great guy with a couple sweet dogs. Glad you found him. I've also done a review on Cliff's Place and toured each room in the hostel type area. We've stayed there 10 times in 5 years and have only had others staying there one time. BTW just across the river is an Ex Pat bar, rock and roll from about 10pm to midnight or so You can just hear it from Cliff's but if you walk to the river (1 block) you can see the lights and get a free concert. Karaoke and people having a great time.
thanks, great to know as I've got 2 dogs, looking for a home for a while.
@@sarahleamyawandererwriter6040 I'd certainly stay at Cliff's (aka Clementines) for an extended stay. Here is a good tour video (he also has houses) : czcams.com/video/MnxSsj1a5U4/video.html
@@OldSchoolPrepper thanks, this is great.
@Puccini Fan @Puccini Fan for this private room and private bath with communal living and communal Kitchen it's about $35/night (click on the link in the description). Cliff is either from Canada or the US (don't recall) so english or spanish is spoken. They also have some private houses but I don't know their rates. I would MOVE NOW...Cliff's is always clean and super awesome. We have stayed there many times and have only had to share the space one time. there is no TV but the wifi is excellent... Here is a video I did of the private rooms and communal spaces (I toured all the private rooms): czcams.com/video/MnxSsj1a5U4/video.html
@Puccini Fan did you move?
Drove through this town from San Diego on the way to La Paz, it was just so beautiful that we had to stop and take pictures.
I know exactly what you mean. I went to stay 1 night at historico la casitas and wound up stay almost a month. That is one gem of a little town. The people are so nice as with most of Baja Sur. The garden between the restaurant and bar and the casitas was magical.
We live in Mexico north of Cabo Pulmo and south of La Ribera. We like Muliege since it is a stop as we travel from Baja Sur to Tecate. There is an excellent second-floor restaurante in the middle of town that serves lobster there with wonderful service. We have visited the mission, the prison and enjoyed a pig roast Saturday evening at Serenidad Hotel (south edge of town off Mex. 1). The Hotel also have RV hook-up.
North about 30 miles in Punto Chivato which is a remote place to visit, however, they have a famous hotel there with lots of history. Honestly, Mulege looks better to the eye than a place to live or have an extended visit. It is great for a stop-over There are some great camp over beaches south. Thanks you for sharing your impressions. .
Want to jump into that river to cool off.
Mulage definitely an oasis in the desert.
My great great great great GREAT grandfather built that mission and was a keg part of the beginnings of this little town. His name was Juan Manuel De La Basaldua (Basque Decent)
Love the cave paintings. I hope you got to the beach sometime. I spent 10 days in Mulege in 1975 and loved scuba diving twice a day. There was no craft brewery then, but Ballena Pacifica beer was delicious!
Such a cool place off the beaten path!!! Thx for sharing…
So beautiful, peaceful ❤️
So far I have used your advice for cactus car rental and now Clementines for our stay. I can't thank you enough.
Thanks for the video!
Always on time for watch a Beauty mamed Laura from somewhere in gulf of México.
I have been to Mulege, it is an amazing town. It is an interesting town historically. If it wasn't Mulege, all of Baja would have been part of the United States.
"Heroica Mulegé." thank you, good history lesson.
Un muy hermoso lugar, sin duda...
Thank you for sharing with us..Love it🥰🤩
We drove into Muleje in the middle of the night almost 50 years ago.
It was steamy, hot, and it felt like a tropical jungle. Very memorable.
Are you from Hawaii? Could not help but notice the 808.
Your videos are really starting to inspire me, I am getting a full bucket for my retirement years. Gracias
Everything is so nice thanks so much im Mexican and I don’t know a lot of my country i hope 1 day i will go there
Looks like Muleje is still as quaint and peaceful as it was 40 years ago. Used to camp at different spots on Bahia Conception while exploring the Gulf. Didn't even know about the paintings. Will check them out in January on our way south. Muchisimas Gracias. Love the vidio.
Interesting bit of information about how all the palm trees showed up in that town.
Thank you
Great stuff! Mulege is now on my list in Baja. I can tell by watching, you really enjoyed your time there!😁
I really did!
We hit the like button! Nice video! Thank you for sharing another town in Mexico! Watching from Los Angeles, CA Steve Miller.
Que lugar incrível ☺️🇧🇷🇯🇵
Nice! Thank you for sharing 😊
I was there when I was around 15..I'm now exactly opposite that..lol. It's bigger..4000 people??? Thought I heard wrong..
Thanks for sharing! I had no idea that dates come from palms!
Also u make a good point, without rain/humidity it can feel much cooler. I prefer a wetter greener climate, but with that comes more heat + mosquitoes 🤔
This is the reason I like Todos Santos. It’s a smaller town, and they are awesome and I feel better then the Cabo/Cancun places, even though those are still fun too.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Beautiful thank you
Nice video
Excellent !
One of my favorite towns... .anywhere
I can see why ❤️
@@laura-bronner Santa Rosalia or San Ignacio next?
I could spend the whole day in the plaza in front of the mission in San Ignacio
@@laura-bronner Maybe you can stop by Punta Chivato, just a little North of Mulege. My sister and her husband had a place on the water there. Great beach to look for shells.
A good video
I think that's where Steinbeck went. I read his book about Baja California many years ago. I knew there was an oasis, but that river looks huge for that desert. I wonder where is the source.
Its still pretty quaint after all these years.
Heyy! Im planning to go for a month (home office and eventually one week of vacations) to BCS with my boyfriend. First i was thinking about staying at cabo san lucas and travel to other places on the weekends, but after watching your videos i think San José del Cabo or La Paz will adjust more of our idea of the travel, that is basically a quiet stay near the beach to go for a morning walk everyday, take sun in our breaks with a quick dip in the ocean and maybe go for a drink or a beer at night. What stay would you recommend for us? Staying in La Paz or San Jose? Also its a good time for travel to BCS on August? I heard it might be windy and cloudy. Thank you very much, love your channel!
Great video! Thank you. I was wondering how far is it to the Sea of Cortez from Mulege? and what the population may be? Where to next?
It’s right on the edge of the sea of Cortez! I think it’s pretty small, only a few thousand people ☺️
@@laura-bronner Thank you. We enjoy your videos.
We will be traveling with our little dog. Are there rentals where they allow dogs? I absolutely love your hotel in Mulege. Cheers
Hi Laura! My boy-friend and I are considering baja California for next August trip, but we are afraid of the hot. Do you still suggest it? Does it worth it yet? Unfortunately we only have holidays on August . Thank you in advance. Elisabetta from Italy
I have enjoyed your Baja California videos so much! This is the area that I feel most familiar with. This is the area that I love the most in of all Mexico.
And it's a terrific feeling to know that others are starting to feel the same way.
When you really separate the wheat from the chaff, this is the ultimate Mexican Paradise... of course, I was born in San Diego, so I may be biased in favor of Baja, but I'm not making anything up. It's just the best their is...
There are so many wonderful places in Mexico to explore. It’s been wonderful to be able to spend so much time in BCS, it’s so much more than I ever could have imagined!
@@laura-bronner Yes, of course. I love all things Mexico. I just happen to live closest to that area. So it's what I'm most familiar with.
In fact, I've always considered myself to be half Mexican.
According to family legend, I was conceived in Taxco, because my parents went there for their honeymoon and when they got back to the states nine months later, I was born.
So, "Hecho en Mexico," you might say...
Did you meet up with YT’s Chris and Carol from Jumping Places while in Mulege?
No I don’t think we were there at the same time 😊
Is That kitchen shared with the other rooms?
Yes - private room and bathroom and then four rooms are off of the kitchen to share.
Hi, my girlfriend and I drove from Las Vegas to Los Cabos and back. I have a question, what is up with the cows🐄 ?
Haha the state of Baja California Sur is sort of “open pasture.” Since there’s not really enough water, farmers are allowed to take their cows anywhere they want to graze.
Thank you guys, I love your videos. Keep up the great work 👍.
@@laura-bronner since you visited the gems of baja...what would be your top 3-4 places to live in MX?
Not underrated at all, in fact is one of the most popular places in Baja Sur
First
An oasis.
In every sense of the word ☺️
That town beat back the U.S invasion during the Mexican-American war.
What’s the roach situation in that part of Mexico nothing roaches have no boarders! :-)
You resemble Ruth Franco!
The town is so dead, but it should not be. The dessert kills life