Traveling in La Paz

La Paz is the capital of Baja California Sur, Mexico. It has a population of about 215,000 people and is a significant commercial center for the region. The city has a good economy and a high standard of living when compared to much of Mexico. Much of the economy is focused on eco-tourism and there are many protected marine environments in the area.
The city sits on the Gulf of California and the Sea of Cortez at the southern end of the peninsula. If you're looking for a less popular destination than the nearby Los Cabos, then La Paz is likely the destination for you. The beaches are beautiful and the town is clean and safe.
La Paz has a desert climate with dry and warm weather year around. Summer highs are usually between 93 and 97 degrees Fahrenheit and winter lows are in the 50s Fahrenheit. Summer months can be very humid. Rain is not common at any point throughout the year, but abrupt downpours may occur during the months of August and September. The driest season is between March and June.
Neighborhoods & Around
La Paz is a sprawling city. Malecon Road runs for five kilometers along the coast and has become a center for tourist development. This road is lined with bars, restaurants, and shops. It's easy to walk along the road as there is a large sidewalk as well as a bicycle lane.
There are a handful of hostels and hotels around town, but one great option is actually beach camping. There are a few places where free camping is available, and if you're willing to pay a little bit you can also find camping with more complete facilities.