Cabo San Lucas
Cabo San Lucas is a main hub of the baja peninsula and boast some of Mexico's finest properties. A bustling nightlife, the amazing Medano beach, and endless fine restaurants make Cabo San Lucas world renown.
La Paz
La Paz is the capital city of Baja California sur and is favored by many as a very livable city. The Malecon (miles of boardwalk) boast numerous fantastic restaurants, cafes and boutiques for you to enjoy. Also Balandra beach has been consistently voted as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
East Cape
The East Cape is certainly the new hot spot for real estate in Baja California Sur. New developments such as Costa Palmas and the Four Season are drastically changing this area from a previously rustic part of Cabo to a world class luxury living region.
Pacific Side
Some of Cabo San Lucas's premier developments reside in the Pacific side of Cabo. Quivira, Diamante, and the newly released Palm community are just a few. This area gets you slightly away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Cabo and is also favored by those who wish to spend summer months in Cabo, as the cool air coming off the Pacific Ocean can keep this area of Cabo 10 degrees cooler than the other areas.
San Jose Del Cabo
From the world famous Thursday Night Art Walk, to the hundreds of shop restaurants and boutiques, San Jose del Cabo is considered one of the art and cultural hubs of Baja California Sur. It is situated extremely close to the airport, so if you are someone who plans to make weekend trips to Cabo and doesn't want to deal with any commuting from the airport to your residence, San Jose del Cabo is a very attractive option for you.
Cabo Corridor
The Cabo Corridor is where most of Cabo's finest hotels and resorts reside. It is also where some of Cabo's most luxurious real estate is situated. It's a great location because it is close to both the airport and to downtown Cabo San Lucas and downtown San Jose del Cabo.
Todos Santos
Many travelers have never heard of Todos Santos Baja California Sur Mexico, but despite this, it’s a city of legends that’s starting to attract more visitors. It’s even been officially named a pueblo mágico, or magical town, by the government, a title given to honor and preserve the local legends and historical significance of the best places to visit in Mexico.
Cerritos Beach
Located 45 minutes from Cabo San Lucas, Playa Los Cerritos is situated on the outskirts of the sleepy little farming community of Pescadero. Cerritos is readily accessible via a beautiful new four-lane highway (Highway 19) that sweeps through the mountains and runs along a rugged coastline where the dark ultramarine water kisses the shore with frothy waves of turquoise blue.
Medano Beach
Set in one of Cabo San Lucas's liveliest areas, this downtown beach is famous for its gentle waves and warm waters—perfect for swimming or taking a dip. For the more adventurous, you can go parasailing and ride a jet ski or banana boat. This beach is also a popular starting point for kayak tours and snorkeling trips to El Arco. When hungry, the alfresco dining options are great—choose between classic American grub or traditional Mexican fare to fuel up. Note that the beach gets pretty busy on weekends and during the Spring Break months.
La Ribera
La Ribera is a charming small town along the Sea of Cortez, offering a quiet coastal lifestyle, excellent fishing, and easy access to both Cabo San Lucas and La Paz.
El Triunfo
El Triunfo is a small historic town in Baja California Sur, known for its mining history, artistic community, and authentic Mexican charm.
Santiago
Santiago is a charming desert town located along the Cabo Corridor, offering natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and a relaxed, community-focused lifestyle.
Palmilla Beach
A serene coastal paradise with calm, swimmable waters, golden sands, and gentle surf, Palmilla Beach is perfect for families, paddleboarding, and relaxing oceanfront strolls. Nestled near San José del Cabo, it blends tranquility with luxury resorts, boutique dining, and a peaceful, upscale Baja vibe.
Santa Maria Beach
Tucked between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, Playa Santa María is a calm, crescent-shaped bay known for its turquoise waters, golden sands, and thriving marine life — a tranquil escape for swimmers and snorkel lovers alike.
Chileno Beach
Why Playa Chileno remains one of Los Cabos’ most beautiful — and surprisingly peaceful — swimmable beaches.
Las Viudas Beach
Discover the rugged beauty and peaceful seclusion of Playa Las Viudas — a hidden coastal gem near Cabo’s luxury corridor.
Bledito Beach
Calm waters, soft sand, and a peaceful atmosphere — discover one of the safest swimming beaches in Los Cabos.
