
El Arco
The rock formations at Land’s End, known as El Arco, are the most iconic sights in the Cabo landscape. Rent an ocean kayak and paddle out to see them and the resident sea lions. Or try a water taxi or cruise; most stop there.
Los Cabos is home to some of Inspirato’s most stunning properties. Located in the Punta Ballena Resort community, Villa Buenaventura is a five-bedroom oceanfront home with stunning views of the Sea of Cortez and private shoreline access. Nearby, Joya del Mar is an oceanfront villa perched above the beach with two six-seat golf carts to explore the resort.
Just one beach over, nine chic oceanside dwellings and the private pools of Auberge Private Residences of Esperanza await your arrival. The resort’s amenities—including six restaurants and a full-service spa—are the perfect pairing to the private, well-appointed homes on the property including Casa Verano.
Carved into the cliffs of Pedregal Mountain, you’ll find the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal —named the No. 1 Resort Hotel in Mexico by Travel + Leisure—boasting private plunge pools, over-the-top amenities, and traditional Mexican fare.
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The rock formations at Land’s End, known as El Arco, are the most iconic sights in the Cabo landscape. Rent an ocean kayak and paddle out to see them and the resident sea lions. Or try a water taxi or cruise; most stop there.

A great way to explore the desert terrain is from high on a horse, where you can see the diverse flora and fauna along with incredible views of the ocean. For a truly authentic desert experience, try exploring by camelback.

Be sure to dine at Flora Farms, a farm-to-table restaurant and organic farm in the Sierra de la Laguna foothills. All of the farm's production is dedicated to local consumption at an on-site restaurant, grocery, and cottages.
The popular vacation destination of Los Cabos is made up of the twin towns of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose Del Cabo. San Lucas offers restaurants and nightlife, while San Jose is steeped in traditional Mexican charm. Set out in the bill fishing capital of the world; guided fishing charters also scour Cabo's waters in search of marlin, tuna, wahoo, and sailfish. Dive with massive whale sharks or embark on a whale-watching adventure during the gray whale migration. When the sun goes down, the buzzy nightlife and high-end restaurants come to life.
Cabo enjoys relatively hot summers, cool winters, and low humidity (despite its proximity to the ocean). The weather is near perfect with more than 300 days of sunshine throughout the year. In some cases, more than 350 days are sunny and clear. If a storm should arise, it doesn't last long; the rain is usually fleeting.
