• Air Conditioning
• Destination Wedding
• Fitness Facility
• Honeymoon
• Room Service
• Suitable For Events
• Swimming Pool
• Television
• Wi-fi

• 4x4 Off Roading
• Bar-ing
• Boat Tours
• Culinary / Cooking
• Cultural Stuff
• Facial
• Fishing
• Golf
• Kayaking
• Massage
• Sailing
• Snorkeling
• Spa Day Packages
• Spa Treatments
• Spa Treatments for Couples
• Spa Treatments for Men
• Surfing
• Water Activities
• Yoga / Meditation

Things to Do

Desert Racing Adventure

Spend a hands-on day learning to drive a modern-day, professional desert race car on the challenging terrain of the Baja outback. Exclusive open-wheel cars ensure supreme performance and safety. An expert guide will coach you through exciting back roads, past villages and across open desert. This is the perfect adventure for thrill-seekers of all ages!

Sea Kayaking

Guests can explore ocean ecosystems of Baja California while kayaking through scenic coastal sites and learn about the geology, ecology, and history of Cabo while navigating through the oceanic terrain. The three-hour adventure includes a tour of private remote islands and white sandy beaches, snorkeling and an experience to interact with marine life in the beautiful turquoise waters.

Sport Fishing

There are more striped marlin caught within 20 miles of Cabo San Lucas year round than any other place in the world. The deep-water canyons at the mouth of Cabo San Lucas harbor and the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez create favorable fishing conditions most of the year.

Swim with Whale Sharks

Spotter planes, boats and expert guides will navigate guests through the waters outside of La Paz to popular feeding grounds where they will swim with whale sharks measuring up to 40 feet and watch these gentle giants feed on plankton. This eight-hour trip includes roundtrip transportation to La Paz, an authentic Mexican breakfast, lunch and snacks, wetsuit and snorkel equipment as well as underwater photography and videography upon request

Whale Watching

After their 10,000 mile migration from Alaska, gray whales arrive to give birth and nurse in the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez. Whale watching is available January – March.