Hotel Buena Vista Beach Resort & Spa, East Cape, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico
East Cape - Los Cabos - Baja California Sur - Mexico
More than just a Fantasy Vacation … Visit Hotel Buena Vista Beach Resort on Baja’s East Cape
The air is soft. Light ripples across the turquoise Sea of Cortez. Orange lichen creeps across the rooftops of Mediterranean bungalows terraced down the hillside toward the beach. Fountains tinkle. Lush gardens overflow with coconut palms and tangles of magenta bougainvillea and yellow hibiscus. The delicate aroma of plumeria blossoms dances across the breeze. The puffs of clouds that hid the sun as it rose over the sea and spread its subtle colors across the morning sky are gone now, leaving the sky a pale blue.
Where are you? The Hotel Buena Vista Beach Resort—45 minutes north of the Los Cabos airport on the East Cape of Baja California Sur and one of the premier sport fishing destinations in the world. What’s to do here? Charter a boat and fish for marlin, sailfish, dorado (mahi mahi), tuna and roosterfish. Go windsurfing or take a dive boat to Cabo Pulmo—an underwater reserve. If snorkeling is your thing, take a walk down the beach with your gear. Swim out over the rocks and coral offshore. Within moments you’ll spot eels, parrotfish, needlefish, pompano, triggerfish, the occasional sea turtle.
This is the perfect place to kayak, or to rent an ATV and explore semi-deserted shorelines to the north and south. If you’re into seriously laid back vacation pursuits, read under an umbrella by the pool. Hot? Dive in, grab a stool at the swim up bar and order a cold drink with some nachos. Afterward, get a relaxing massage, or take a car or horseback tour of nearby mountains and splash around in unexpected natural pools of cool, clear water. Come sunset, join other guests on the patio for cocktails and dinner. Go for a moonlight swim, warming your toes in an underwater hot springs. On Saturday nights enjoy an authentic Mexican buffet and floorshow.
This is a resort that greets you with wide-open arms, even wider smiles and treats you like one of the family. For 26 years, it’s been owned and managed by the Valdez family, whose hospitality is legendary. It will probably remind you of Mexico a few decades back, except that it has all the modern trimmings, like CNN and the Internet. People don’t just come here once. They return again and again, year after year, always running into friends from years before.
If this sounds like a serious slice of heaven … it is.
