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Your Guide to Los Cabos Luxury Villas

Located on the southern tip of Baja California Sur, Los Cabos is composed of the resort town of Cabo San Lucas, the city of San Jose del Cabo, and the beautiful 32 km stretch of land between them known as the Los Cabos Corridor. Thanks to this variety, there’s no shortage of amazing Los Cabos luxury villas to choose from.

The history of luxury villas in Los Cabos dates back to the 1970s when the first developments started popping up in Pedregal, which today remains one of Cabo San Lucas’ most renowned gated communities. Developers were attracted to the unique mix of sand, sea, and mountain that created the exceptional landscapes of Los Cabos, where the desert meets the sea.

Development continued and only became more elaborate and luxurious over time, including through the addition of four championship golf courses. By the 1990s, Los Cabos became a hot spot for Hollywood celebrities, professional athletes, and Silicon Valley executives.

Today, Los Cabos has evolved into one of Mexico's premiere vacation destinations, and luxury villa rentals in Los Cabos are a big reason why. Often located on hilltops or on the beach, Los Cabos luxury villas offer an unparalleled combination of breathtaking views, modern amenities, and supreme privacy.

Why stay in a Los Cabos villa?

Luxury villas in Los Cabos offer an experience that hotels and resorts simply cannot match. When you reserve a villa, you're not just booking accommodation. You're securing your own private estate with dedicated staff, personalized service, and complete freedom to enjoy your vacation on your terms.

Many Los Cabos villas come fully staffed with private chefs, housekeepers, and concierge service, allowing you to enjoy restaurant-quality meals in the comfort of your own home while never worrying about cleaning or daily logistics. The privacy is unparalleled. No shared pools, no crowded breakfast buffets. Just you and your group enjoying spectacular ocean views and world-class amenities.

For families and groups, villas offer exceptional value. Rather than booking multiple hotel rooms, everyone stays together under one roof, with plenty of space for both socializing and privacy. Children can play safely in private pools while adults relax on expansive terraces. It's the ultimate way to experience Los Cabos luxury.

Where to stay in Los Cabos

Los Cabos offers diverse neighborhoods, each with its own character and appeal. Whether you prefer the energy of Cabo San Lucas, the tranquility of the Corridor, or the authentic charm of San Jose del Cabo, there's a perfect area for your villa vacation.

Cabo San Lucas: The heart of Los Cabos nightlife and entertainment, offering vibrant marina dining, shopping, and easy access to El Arco.
Pedregal: Cabo's most prestigious gated community, perched on dramatic hillsides with breathtaking ocean views and direct beach access.
Los Cabos Corridor: The scenic stretch between the two Cabos, home to championship golf courses, pristine beaches, and the most exclusive villa communities.
Palmilla: Ultra-exclusive beachfront community in the Corridor, featuring some of Los Cabos' most prestigious estates and the legendary Palmilla Golf Club.
Cabo del Sol: Renowned Corridor community built around two Jack Nicklaus-designed championship golf courses with spectacular ocean views.
Del Mar: Upscale Corridor community offering panoramic Sea of Cortez views and proximity to world-class golf and beaches.
Punta Ballena: Dramatic cliffside community in the Corridor with stunning elevated villas overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
San Jose del Cabo: The cultural heart of Los Cabos, featuring authentic Mexican charm, art galleries, farm-to-table dining, and a historic downtown.
Puerto Los Cabos: Master-planned beachfront community in San Jose featuring a marina, two championship golf courses, and pristine swimmable beaches.
El Encanto de la Laguna: Intimate gated community near San Jose's famous estuary, offering tranquil lagoon views and proximity to the town's cultural attractions.

Luxury villas in Los Cabos

Ideally located, impeccably designed, and often fully staffed, luxury villas in Los Cabos really are the ultimate way of enjoying this beautiful vacation destination. Often set in gated communities like Pedregal, Palmilla, and Cabo del Sol, Los Cabos luxury villas offer a perfect blend of privacy, service, and comfort.

Reserving a luxury villa in Los Cabos is easy with Rental Escapes. First, choose your approximate travel dates and party size. From there, your villa specialist can present you with the best options for your group, including villas in San Jose del Cabo, Cabo San Lucas, and the Los Cabos Corridor. After, your Concierge can help with any requests you may have, including airport transfers, car rentals, boat charters, private chef service, and anything else you can think of.

Villas in Los Cabos Corridor

The Los Cabos Corridor is home to luxury communities like Palmilla, Del Mar, Cabo Real, Punta Ballena, and Cabo del Sol. As a result, it's also where you'll find many of the best villas in Los Cabos, including:

Villa Serenidad: Perched at the edge of Villas Del Mar with commanding views over the Sea of Cortez, Villa Serenidad is the pinnacle of luxury living in Los Cabos. This six-bedroom estate features an infinity pool that seamlessly merges with the sea, vibrant gardens, and an eclectic fusion of Spanish colonial elegance with modern comfort. Complete with a dedicated chef, butler, and housekeeper, plus exclusive access to the One & Only Palmilla resort, this villa offers an unparalleled experience for up to 12 guests.

Casa Koll: The jewel of the ultra-exclusive Palmilla community, Casa Koll combines exquisite craftsmanship and rich materials with a priceless beachfront location to create something truly unique. Every detail, from the intricate antique floor tiles to the 19th-century Andalusian roof tiles, has been carefully considered. The end result is a rare property that combines old-world charm with new-world amenities in a one-of-a-kind location.

La Concha: Just steps from the beach in Cabo Real, La Concha is an elevated take on the traditional beach hacienda, located as close to the water as possible. Cool off in the pool, warm up in the jacuzzi or relax on the sand before retiring to your meticulously crafted bedroom; La Concha offers a pure beachfront experience for up to 12 guests.

Cabo San Lucas villas

For many, Los Cabos is synonymous with Cabo San Lucas. And with its great nightlife, beautiful marina, and abundance of restaurants and shops, there's good reason for that. Some great villa options here include:

La Datcha: Easily one of the best villas in Cabo San Lucas, if not Mexico as a whole, La Datcha combines the exquisite views of a hillside villa with the direct beach access of a beachfront villa to create an unforgettable, unparalleled experience for up to 20 guests. It's all punctuated by the kaleidoscopic décor that evokes the very best of its Mexican-American heritage, elevated further with the finest European furnishings.

Villa Bellissima: Carved into the hillside in Pedregal, the modernist Villa Bellissima offers one of the most picturesque infinity pools in Los Cabos. It also includes eight expertly appointed bedrooms, a wealth of entertainment options, and a staff dedicated to providing you with the ultimate in vacation comfort.

Casa Alcini: A perfect choice for families, Casa Alcini offers a privileged beachfront location on the shores of the Sea of Cortez, and combines it with the tasteful attention to detail of its décor, all highlighted by a grand terrace with an oceanside infinity pool, a fire pit, a jacuzzi, and so much more. This is how some of life's best memories are made.

San Jose del Cabo villas

While San Jose del Cabo has always been the center of municipal life in Los Cabos, it is only recently that its villa development has started to rival that of Cabo San Lucas. As a result, the villas here are a great mix of old and new, with a big emphasis on honoring the region's history and culture. Great choices include:

Casa Oliver: A bold take on the colonial-era hacienda style, Casa Oliver perfectly evokes what makes Los Cabos so special. With the Baja desert behind it and the Azure waves of the Sea of Cortez in front of it, Casa Oliver sits right on one of the best beaches in Los Cabos. Its design is immaculate inside and out, with soaring archways, wood-beamed ceilings, and a grand, sprawling courtyard. A true modern masterpiece.

Villa Fondren: Much like your own personal resort, this opulent hillside villa in Puerto Los Cabos' gated Fundadores community offers panoramic ocean views and abundant private luxuries. The spectacular outdoor space features a resort-style infinity pool with a swim-up bar sheltered by a thatched palapa, complemented by a jacuzzi, firepit, and outdoor living and dining areas. With six bedrooms, a private elevator, and access to Club Fundadores facilities, this villa delivers an unforgettable experience for up to 12 guests.

Casa La Laguna: Set in El Encanto de la Laguna, the fully staffed Casa La Laguna is like staying in your own private resort, complete with a chef, a butler, a two-story pool, a 15-person jacuzzi, and so much more. The location is also ideal to enjoy the best of San Jose del Cabo, including its renowned culinary scene, celebrated golf courses, and famous marina.

Things to do in Los Cabos

Los Cabos offers an incredible array of activities that take advantage of its unique location where the desert meets the sea. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural experiences, there's something for everyone.

Water activities

The waters surrounding Los Cabos are some of the most diverse in the world, offering everything from world-class sport fishing to peaceful whale watching. Deep-sea fishing is legendary here. Los Cabos is often called the "Marlin Capital of the World," with blue marlin, striped marlin, dorado, tuna, and wahoo all abundant. Charter boats are available for half-day or full-day excursions, with experienced captains who know exactly where to find the best catches.

From December through April, humpback and gray whales migrate through the waters of Los Cabos, offering unforgettable whale watching opportunities. Seeing these magnificent creatures breach just meters from your boat is a truly magical experience that shouldn't be missed.

For those who prefer to explore underwater, Los Cabos offers excellent snorkeling and scuba diving. Chileno Bay and Santa Maria Bay feature calm, clear waters teeming with tropical fish, sea turtles, and colorful coral formations. More advanced divers can explore the famous Pelican Rock and the sea lion colony at Land's End.

Surfing, paddleboarding, kayaking, and parasailing are also widely available, with equipment rentals and lessons offered throughout the area. Your villa Concierge can arrange any water activity and ensure everything is coordinated seamlessly.

Golf

Los Cabos has earned its reputation as one of the world's premier golf destinations, with courses designed by legends like Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, and Tiger Woods. The dramatic landscape—where emerald fairways meet desert cliffs and crashing ocean waves—creates a golfing experience unlike anywhere else.

The Cabo del Sol Ocean Course and Desert Course are both Jack Nicklaus designs that rank among Mexico's finest. Palmilla Golf Club offers a challenging 27-hole layout with stunning ocean views, while Quivira Golf Club features dramatic cliff-side holes that plunge down to the Pacific. Puerto Los Cabos, a Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus collaboration, offers a more links-style experience near San Jose del Cabo.

Most courses are open to public play, and your Concierge can arrange tee times, club rentals, and transportation.

El Arco and Land's End

No visit to Los Cabos is complete without seeing El Arco, the iconic rock arch that marks the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula. This natural rock formation rises dramatically from the sea at Land's End, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. Water taxis and charter boats depart regularly from the Cabo San Lucas marina, taking you right up to the arch for photos and exploration.

Nearby Lover's Beach offers a protected cove perfect for swimming and sunbathing, while Divorce Beach on the Pacific side features dramatic waves and stunning scenery. Sea lions often bask on the rocks around El Arco, adding to the otherworldly atmosphere.

Desert adventures

The rugged Baja desert surrounding Los Cabos offers thrilling opportunities for adventure. ATV and UTV tours take you through arroyos, past giant cacti, and up to mountain viewpoints with panoramic ocean vistas. Camel rides along the beach provide a unique and family-friendly way to experience the coastline.

For a true adrenaline rush, zip-lining through desert canyons offers a bird's-eye view of this dramatic landscape. Horseback riding is another popular option, with trails ranging from gentle beach rides to more challenging mountain excursions.

Cultural experiences

San Jose del Cabo's historic Art District comes alive every Thursday evening from November through June during the weekly Art Walk. Gallery owners open their doors, serving wine and refreshments while showcasing works by local and international artists. The charming streets are filled with live music, street performers, and a festive atmosphere.

The town's historic mission church, founded in 1730, offers a glimpse into the region's colonial past. The nearby Estuary and Bird Sanctuary provides a peaceful nature walk where over 200 species of birds can be spotted.

Dining in Los Cabos

Los Cabos has evolved into one of Mexico's most exciting culinary destinations, where fresh seafood, traditional Mexican flavors, and international sophistication come together. The dining scene ranges from casual beachfront tacos to Michelin-quality fine dining, ensuring every meal can be a memorable experience.

Fresh seafood and Mexican cuisine

Given its coastal location, Los Cabos excels at seafood. Fresh catches arrive daily at the docks, and you'll find everything from simple fish tacos served at roadside stands to elaborate ceviches and grilled catches at upscale restaurants. Local specialties include chocolate clams, smoked marlin, and lobster served in countless creative preparations.

Traditional Mexican cuisine is celebrated throughout Los Cabos, with restaurants serving authentic dishes from various regions. From Oaxacan mole to Yucatecan cochinita pibil, you can experience the full breadth of Mexican gastronomy. Street tacos remain a local favorite—don't miss trying fish tacos with fresh salsas and lime.

Fine dining

Los Cabos has attracted world-renowned chefs who have opened some of Mexico's most acclaimed restaurants. Flora's Field Kitchen in San Jose del Cabo offers an unforgettable farm-to-table experience set in an organic farm, where ingredients are harvested steps from your table. The setting alone—dining under the stars surrounded by desert mountains—is worth the visit.

Edith's in Cabo San Lucas has been a fixture since 1979, serving sophisticated Mexican and international cuisine in an elegant hacienda setting. Manta at The Cape hotel features Japanese-Mediterranean fusion with stunning ocean views. Don Manuel's in Cabo San Lucas specializes in high-end steakhouse fare with an extensive wine cellar.

For contemporary Mexican fine dining, Acre Resort & Restaurant in San Jose offers a magical treehouse setting with creative cocktails and innovative dishes that honor traditional flavors with modern techniques.

International flavors

The international influence in Los Cabos means you'll find exceptional Italian, Japanese, Mediterranean, and fusion restaurants throughout the area. Sushi is particularly popular, with many restaurants featuring fresh local catches prepared in traditional Japanese styles.

The marina area in Cabo San Lucas offers the highest concentration of restaurants, with waterfront dining and a lively atmosphere. San Jose del Cabo's restaurant row provides a more intimate setting with boutique eateries and craft cocktail bars.

Dining at your villa

Many luxury villa guests choose to enjoy private chef services, allowing them to experience restaurant-quality meals in the comfort and privacy of their own home. Your Concierge can arrange for a private chef to prepare everything from casual beach barbecues to elaborate multi-course tasting menus featuring local ingredients and your favorite dishes.

Villa pre-stocking is also available, ensuring your kitchen is filled with your preferred groceries, beverages, and snacks upon arrival. This combination of convenience and luxury is one of the many reasons villa vacations in Los Cabos are so appealing.

Los Cabos Villas FAQ

What are the entry requirements for Los Cabos?

Most travellers, including those from the US, Canada, and the EU, will only need to present a valid passport upon entering Mexico for stays less than 180 days.

How do I travel to Los Cabos?

Most travellers will fly into Los Cabos, landing at the Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) just outside San Jose del Cabo, which services both international and domestic flights.

It's also possible to drive into Los Cabos from the Baja California Sur peninsula or from mainland Mexico, both of which are considered scenic drives.
Once you arrive in Los Cabos, you can use a rental car, taxi, or private driver to get around, which your Rental Escapes Concierge can arrange for you.

When is the best time to visit Los Cabos?

Peak season in Los Cabos runs from December to April. This is when the weather is at its mildest and the beach is ideal for swimming. Restaurants, hotels, and activities are also running at full capacity, though there may be some crowds. Whale watching also happens at this time, with the gray whale making its migration into the area.
That said, for many, shoulder season from April-June and November-December is an ideal time to visit thanks to the lower prices and smaller crowds. All activities should remain open and at capacity at this time.
Lastly, low season from July-October will see the lowest crowds and prices, due in part to the elevated chance of rain, especially during hurricane season in September-October. That said, the weather at this time is still great most days.

What are the best things to do in Los Cabos?

Visit El Arco: A Los Cabos icon, these stunning rock formations emerge from the sea to create an almost otherworldly atmosphere. Charter a boat to check them out up close, as well as visit nearby Lovers Beach and Land's End, the tip of the Baja California peninsula where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean.
Go deep sea fishing: Los Cabos is considered a premier deep-sea fishing spot. Popular catches include blue and striped marlin, dorado, tuna, wahoo, sailfish, and roosterfish. Fishing charters are available for both novice and advanced anglers.
Go deep sea fishing: Los Cabos is considered a premier deep-sea fishing spot. Popular catches include blue and striped marlin, dorado, tuna, wahoo, sailfish, and roosterfish. Fishing charters are available for both novice and advanced anglers.
Play golf: Los Cabos is home to several stunning courses, including Cabo del Sol's Ocean Course and the Palmilla Golf Club's 9-hole course, both designed by Jack Nicklaus, as well as Puerto Los Cabos, designed by Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman. The mix of green grass, desert rock, and crashing waves makes for a completely unique golf experience.

What is the food like in Los Cabos?

Los Cabos is home to a sophisticated culinary scene, with international chefs and restaurants. Of course, there's a big emphasis on fresh seafood, with dishes like ceviche, grilled shrimp, and fish tacos being especially popular.
And while you can find plenty of delicious Mexican food, there's also a wide range of cuisines, including Japanese, Italian, French, fusion, and more.
Your Rental Escapes Concierge can also arrange villa pre-stocking and chef service on any Los Cabos villa rental, so your favorites will be available at any time.

What is the weather like in Los Cabos?

Los Cabos is one of the sunniest destinations in the world, with 320 days of sunshine annually. As a result, the weather tends to be warm and sunny year-round.
Winter sees the mildest temperatures, with average highs of 26°C / 79°F, average lows of 16°C / 61°F, and average precipitation of 14 mm / 0.55 inches.
Spring sees the lowest overall risk of precipitation and, for many, the best weather. Average highs are 28°C / 82°F, average lows are 18°C / 64°F, and average precipitation is 3 mm / 0.12 inches.
Summer sees temperatures rise and is also the wettest season. It sees average highs of 34°C / 93°F, average lows of 24°C / 75°F, and average precipitation of 44 mm / 1.73 inches.

Autumn, lastly, sees temperatures fall back down, but with precipitation still staying above average. Early fall is also the peak of hurricane season, though your chances of encountering an actual hurricane are low. Fall sees average highs of 31°C / 88°F, average lows of 21°C / 70°F, and average precipitation of 26 mm / 1.02 inches.

Is Los Cabos safe?

Yes, Los Cabos is generally considered one of Mexico's safest tourist destinations. The area has a strong security presence and caters specifically to international tourism. As with any travel destination, it's wise to take standard precautions: stay in well-touristed areas, don't display expensive items, and use registered taxis or transportation arranged through your villa Concierge. The gated communities where most luxury villas are located provide an additional layer of security.

What currency should I use in Los Cabos?

The official currency is the Mexican peso, though US dollars are widely accepted throughout Los Cabos, particularly in tourist areas. Many restaurants, shops, and services list prices in both currencies. However, you'll typically get a better exchange rate by paying in pesos. ATMs are readily available, and most establishments accept major credit cards.

Do I need a car in Los Cabos?

It depends on your plans. If you're staying in a villa and planning to explore multiple areas, restaurants, and beaches, a rental car offers the most flexibility and convenience. However, if you prefer not to drive, taxis and private drivers are readily available and affordable. Many villa guests arrange airport transfers and private drivers through their Concierge, which eliminates the need for a rental car entirely. Ride-sharing services like Uber are also available in Los Cabos.

What is the difference between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo?

Cabo San Lucas is the more developed, tourist-focused town known for its vibrant nightlife, marina, restaurants, and bars. It's where you'll find El Arco and the famous Cabo party scene.
San Jose del Cabo is the older, more traditional town with a charming historic center, art galleries, and a more relaxed, authentic Mexican atmosphere. It's known for its Thursday night Art Walk and farm-to-table dining scene.
The Corridor between them offers the most exclusive villa communities and resort developments, combining the best of both worlds with easy access to each town.

Book a villa in Los Cabos with Rental Escapes

If you're hoping to visit this beautiful part of Mexico, Rental Escapes can elevate your Los Cabos villa rental into a true luxury experience.

Our portfolio includes the finest villa rentals in Los Cabos, including luxury villas in Cabo San Lucas, San Jose del Cabo, Los Cabos Corridor, and more.

Your Rental Escapes Villa Specialist can find the best villa for your group, and your Concierge personalizes your trip to create the ultimate Los Cabos villa experience.

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