We couldn't ask for a great day weather was perfect everyone friendly, good food and drinks Had great music a busy area very calm It was a day trip and back on the ship Norwegian Jade, and heading back to San Diego read more

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So fun with tons of restaurants, shopping, benches to relax, and nice walking or biking along the boardwalk. Everyone is friendly and the view is beautiful. North of the Malecon is Playa Coromuel. Highly recommend this beach for calm waters, clean restrooms, and they have about 10 palapa for the public. Water is so clear, easy to spot fish. Lots of pelicans who dive to fish. read more

Malecón de la Paz - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me

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Spent several days here and would definitely recommend. La Paz has a laid-back vibe with ocean views and a friendly atmosphere. The malecón (boardwalk) is nice for walking, with plenty of bars, restaurants, and spots to sit and relax. There's a good mix of locals and tourists. Food and drinks are affordable, and the pace feels easygoing. A great place to unwind and the sunset views are worth the trip alone. read more

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Malecon de la Paz is actually a very long walkway made up of stone tiles along the waterfront of the city of La Paz. We were told that it is several miles long and is the longest esplanade in this part of Mexico. This is the best area to walk along or drive through if you are visiting La Paz. You will find a lot of nice sculptures, piers, and stores and restaurants along this palm tree lined waterfront. We found the city of La Paz to be fairly boring. Even the Malecon was fairly empty. But at least it offers nice picturesque views. Though there are better beaches outside the city, a beach lines this waterfront as well. read more

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Really enjoyed a couple-hour walk here. I was in La Paz in the 80s, and this place has definitely changed. Bring your camera. Take a walk. Don't recommend swimming in the beach. Sewer drains empty into the bay. read more

Wonderful place to spend a day whether you have a bike or you prefer to stroll. Lots of interesting statues and photo opportunities. The latest is the multi-colored La Paz sign (like you fin in so many Mexican coastal cities...it is not without a little controversy since the aluminum sides ware easily ented and allegedly the local firm who built it werent paid in full. My favourite spot id the fruit cocktail restaurants at the east en of the main part of the malecon...love my coco loco. The public washrooms are hidden behind the office building (north side) of the small offices at the foot of the ferry pier. The Sears store (just a few blocks off the malecon) has very clean washrooms in the Toy section on the second floor, Important to know since some places (BK) have signs saying they charge for non customers read more

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I was at the Malecon de la Paz in La Paz, Baja California Sur Mexico on 5/19/2017. It was my 1st time there. Malecon is the stone-built embankment or esplanade along the waterfront. I've been to many in several different countries and the one in La Paz is one of the most beautiful. Plus, I took photos. read more

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We are having such a great time in La Paz. It's very peaceful. We set out for a short walk which turned into 3 hour trek up and down the Malecon. The town came alive once the sun went down so we wanted to keep walking. We took occasional breaks and even stopped for ice cream. read more

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I've been to the Malecon in different cities, and this is my favorite. Lots of unique businesses, and no giant hotel chains. Although there are some intenational chain restaurants, it's full of more local, home grown businesses. read more