3 hrs SEAFOOD Tour in La Paz

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This is a three-hour seafood crawl through La Paz, about two hours north of the Cabos. The Viator rating sits at 4.9 out of 12 reviews, and the $105 price suggests you're doing more than just stopping at one taco stand — likely a multi-stop format with a guide who knows which docks and kitchens are worth the trip. La Paz is the working port capital of Baja California Sur, so the seafood comes straight off the boats in the malecón markets and the pangas at Pichilingue. The tour spans one to three hours depending on pace and group size, which means it's built around tasting rather than a formal sit-down meal. Expect ceviche, smoked marlin, chocolate clams, and whatever else is seasonal. La Paz doesn't get the resort polish of Cabo, but that's the advantage — the fish is cheaper, the crowds are thinner, and the vendors are cooking for locals first. If you're staying in the Corridor or San José and want a half-day trip that isn't another beach club, this works.