Destination
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Read MoreBeaches
Protected by a cove, Playa Palmilla, at One & Only Palmilla, has one of Cabo’s few swimmable resort beaches—strong riptides and undercurrents render most too dangerous, at least for inexperienced swimmers. Other (relativey safe) beaches include: Playa Médano, a bar-lined...
Read MoreCabo del Sol
Cabo del Sol’s two eighteen-hole courses - Ocean and Desert - rank amongst the best in Los Cabos, a dream destination for devout golfers. Some will tell you it’s hard to find better courses in all of Mexico. The 18-hole...
Read MoreCabo Dolphin Center
The chance to wrestle marlin and tuna has lured fearless anglers to Cabo for decades; for a more serene (and child-friendly) experience, there’s the Cabo Dolphin Center. Located in the Cabo San Lucas Marina, it offers hour-long swims as well...
Read MoreCabo Real
Other golf giants to come down to Cabo include Robert Trent Jones Jr., who designed the 18-hole Cabo Real, home to two PGA Senior Slams as well as a host of other tournaments.
Read MoreFlora Farms
This ten-acre farm in the shadow of the Sierra de la Laguna Mountains has become a must-visit for families and food lovers visiting Cabo. The family-owned enterprise grows organic vegetables and fruits and has expanded from a produce stand to...
Read MorePalmilla Golf Club
Jack Nicklaus’ first Latin American venture, this twenty-seven-hole course offers spectacular views of the Sea of Cortez from every tee. The Palmilla Golf Club is a short ride from the One & Only but open to non-guests as well.
Read MorePisces Sportfishing
Anglers follow Ernest Hemingway’s footsteps and flock to Cabo, the so-called Marlin capital of the world, for adrenalin-packed big-game fishing tournaments. Boat-charter companies like Pisces Sportfishing, which is known for releasing the most striped marlin every year throughout the world,...
Read MoreSurfing
Baja Norte—the northern state of the Baja California Peninsula—has long been the wave destination for SoCal dudes, many of whom camp out just twenty miles south of the U.S. border at Rosarito Beach. Southern beaches with the best barrels include...
Read MoreTodos Santos
Every visitor to Cabo should take a half-day or more to visit Todos Santos, an artsy pueblo a half-hour's drive to the north (and home to the romantic Rancho Pescadero). One & Only Palmilla's Cecilia Aragon shares her recommendations for...
Read MoreWhale Watching
California-based starlets and movie execs flock to Cabo every winter but January through March, the region receives another kind of Northern visitor—pregnant gray whales that migrate to Baja’s warmer waters to give birth. Some excellent eco-outfitters operate safari-style camps near...
