The Malecon is well worth a visit. It is on the flat which means it's ideal for people of a certain age. There are lots of people jogging, biking, and rollerblading. There are many benches to sit on and watch the world go by. Very pleasant indeed.

A fun way to explore the beach town vibe of La Paz. You can rent bikes and electric bikes, but these are all recumbent tricycles. When we were there, they were having a sand volleyball tournament and a group of people were doing outdoor Zumba. It was very lively and seems to be lively until the wee hours of the morning! We ate at two places along the Malecón. One was a clean living inspired fair. It was okay but not spectacular. The other place we ate at was the Olivo Pizzeria above La Posada de las Flores. Can’t recommend this place enough! The food was delicious, great service, beautiful ambience, and view! We’re thinking of staying at the inn on our next visit. In all, a great place to stroll, people watch, eat, and enjoy the beach.

Walking up and down the malecon gave us something to do while we were in port from a cruise ship. They have beautiful statues everywhere and some great picture opportunities. There's also a large LA PAZ sign to take pictures with (just know they have a guy standing there taking pictures for you for a tip...and he's terrible...at least the guy that was there that day. Make sure you check them out before paying him. We weren't looking at the camera, walking up to the sign and hair in our face...terrible. So we took our own pictures). There's also a skate park in the area if you are a skater. Then plenty of places to stop and eat at as well. There's a farmers market for fresh goods along a side street.

We have been to Cabo so many times we thought we would take the drive to La Paz. I booked a room at a really nice b&b, Casa Juarez, knowing we would stay the night. We were so presently surprised when we got there. We stayed around the Malicon, which is a long boardwalk along the beach. There are so many nice restaurants and bars to choose from. We had dinner at Casamarte. Amazing food and atmosphere. Went to Tortuga beach before dinner and watched the sunset, which was amazing. What I noticed most besides not a lot of Americans compared to Cabo, was the prices at the restaurants were half of the cost of Cabo, and the quality of the food was exceptional. We will definitely go back for a longer stay.