Our first leg of the trip we stayed at the Pueblo Bonita Sunset Resort. Charles booked this trip, and picked great places.
Pueblo Bonita was very new when we stayed there. We were amazed how beautiful everything was, and perfectly manicured.
One thing about Cabo, there are certain parts of the beach that swimming isn't allowed.
I guess the undertoe, or currents are bad. It was nice to walk on though.
This is a house we saw while walking on the beach.
Our building.
Waiting for the cart. This resort is very hilly. Lots of steps, so they offer free golf cart rides around the place.
One day we ventured into Cabo.
This was the BEST part of this place. The pool way up the mountain.
You feel really high up here.
You can't forget to wear sunscreen here!
One of the restaurants in the resort. This was not an all inclusive resort. All of the food here was excellent!
Leaving for the next part of our honeymoon.
Bye Bye Sunset Bonita!
From there, we rented a car and drove up the coast to the small town of Todos Santos. It is a small artist town.
We stayed at the Todos Santos Inn. 
We immediately fell in love, and highly recommend this place!
Am I the only blogger who has trouble uploading pictures, and getting them in order? Anyway, this was a small boutique hotel in an old hacienda. It has only 8 rooms.
Beautiful pool area.
La Copa Bar & Landi's Restaurant were great.
Todos Santos is a fun town to walk around, eat, and shop. I love eating Mexican food at home, so you know I really loved all of the authentic food in Mexico. Really, I never got tired of it.
While eating outside at a small place, we saw this little guy above. Probably our favorite picture from the entire trip.
Back to the Todos Santos Inn.
So many beautiful colors and flowers in Mexico.
Located in the historic district of town, it's an easy walk.
One of our days venturing into town.
This was a church in town. There was a wedding that day.
So, after Todos Santos, we went back through Cabo, and stayed at Casa Natalia in San Jose del Cabo.
Casa Natalia is in the historic district, so they have an agreement with a beach club in Cabo.
We loved this hotel! It was also a small boutique luxury hotel.
We loved our suite. Again, the bright colors were great.
Charles can tell you how much I obsessed over these pillows. They were everywhere.
We bought 3 of these embroidered pieces of fabric. They have yet to be made into pillows, but I still love them.
More pillows in the lobby.
Saw these guys in town.
Beautiful pool area.
La Copa Bar & Landi's Restaurant were great.
Todos Santos is a fun town to walk around, eat, and shop. I love eating Mexican food at home, so you know I really loved all of the authentic food in Mexico. Really, I never got tired of it.
While eating outside at a small place, we saw this little guy above. Probably our favorite picture from the entire trip.
Back to the Todos Santos Inn.
So many beautiful colors and flowers in Mexico.
Located in the historic district of town, it's an easy walk.
One of our days venturing into town.
This was a church in town. There was a wedding that day.
So, after Todos Santos, we went back through Cabo, and stayed at Casa Natalia in San Jose del Cabo.
Casa Natalia is in the historic district, so they have an agreement with a beach club in Cabo.
We loved this hotel! It was also a small boutique luxury hotel.
We loved our suite. Again, the bright colors were great.
Charles can tell you how much I obsessed over these pillows. They were everywhere.
We bought 3 of these embroidered pieces of fabric. They have yet to be made into pillows, but I still love them.
More pillows in the lobby.
Saw these guys in town.
That is all for my pictures! It is fun to go back and see these. Since I started this blog last year, it's fun to post pictures from previous trips. Happy Cinco de Mayo!!
