Beautiful Beach Villa with Gym and WineryN°001
Los Cabos, Mexico
Private poolSea view
From $41,180 per night
Los Cabos sits at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja California peninsula, where desert meets the Sea of Cortez. Renting a luxury villa here gives you private pools, sweeping ocean views and dedicated concierge service across exclusive enclaves such as Palmilla and Cabo San Lucas, with championship golf and world-class fishing nearby.
- Private-pool luxury villas across Palmilla, Marina Los Cabos and Cabo San Lucas
- Iconic El Arco arch and Lover's Beach at Land's End
- World-renowned sport fishing and championship golf courses
- Whale-watching and the calm, swimmable waters of the Sea of Cortez
- Concierge service with private chefs, transfers and excursions arranged
Known forDesert-meets-ocean scenery, the El Arco rock arch, sport fishing, championship golf and resort-style villa living
Best time to visitOctober to May for warm, dry, sunny days; whale-watching peaks December to April
Nearest airportLos Cabos International Airport (SJD), near San Jose del Cabo
Ideal forCouples, families, golf and fishing enthusiasts, and celebratory group getaways
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GardenFireplaceAir conditioning
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33homes available
1–10bedrooms
up to 34guests
17with a pool
Los Cabos in pictures
Events not to miss in Los Cabos
- March
Fiestas Tradicionales de San José del Cabo
San José del Cabo honours its patron saint with processions, music and food around the historic plaza, a window on the town's traditional side.
- Summer
Los Cabos Open
The ATP tour's Mexican beach stop brings world-ranked tennis to Cabo San Lucas in a compact, sunset-lit stadium setting.
- October
Bisbee's Black & Blue Marlin Tournament
The world's richest fishing tournament fills the Cabo San Lucas marina with sportfishing yachts chasing multi-million-dollar prizes.
- Thursday evenings, November to June
San José del Cabo Art Walk
The gallery district opens late with wine, music and open studios each week through the high season, a civilised evening out from the villa.
Los Cabos through the seasons
- Winter (December – March)
Whale season and perfect weather
Grey and humpback whales fill the waters off the arch while days stay warm and dry: the signature Los Cabos season for villa stays and private charters.
- Spring (April – June)
Calm seas and quiet luxury
Warm, dry and less busy after Easter, with excellent snorkelling at Cabo Pulmo and Chileno Bay and golf courses in prime condition.
- Summer (July – September)
Warm water and big game fishing
The Sea of Cortez reaches its warmest, surf breaks along the East Cape come alive and marlin season builds towards the autumn tournaments.
- Autumn (October – November)
Tournament season and renewal
Bisbee's fishing tournaments, gala dinners and the desert green from summer rains, as ideal weather returns ahead of the winter crowds.
The Area
Los Cabos spans the southern tip of Baja California Sur, anchored by two contrasting towns linked by a 30-kilometre corridor. Cabo San Lucas is the lively heart, home to the marina, buzzing nightlife and the famous El Arco rock formation at Land's End, where the Pacific meets the Sea of Cortez. San Jose del Cabo, by contrast, is quieter and more refined, with colonial architecture, an arts district and palm-lined plazas. Between them, the Tourist Corridor strings together gated communities, golf resorts and dramatic clifftop estates. The landscape is striking: cactus-studded desert tumbling to turquoise water and pale sand. This blend of energy and serenity is what makes luxury villas in Los Cabos so versatile for every kind of traveller.
Where to Stay
Choosing a base shapes the whole stay. **Palmilla** is the prestige address, a manicured headland of gated estates, fine resorts and a celebrated golf course, ideal for those seeking privacy and polish. **Cabo San Lucas** and **Marina Los Cabos** suit guests who want walkable access to restaurants, boats and nightlife, with villas overlooking the harbour and bay. **San Jose del Cabo** appeals to those drawn to galleries, gentler beaches and a more local, unhurried rhythm. Inland enclaves near **Lienzo Charro** offer space and value within easy reach of town. Smiling House's curated collection of luxury villas spans these areas, each with private pools, attentive concierge support and standout views of the desert coastline.
Things to Do
Los Cabos rewards the active and the indulgent alike. Take a boat to El Arco and Lover's Beach, snorkel the protected reefs of Cabo Pulmo, or surf the breaks along the East Cape. The region is legendary for sport fishing, with marlin and dorado drawing anglers worldwide. Golfers have a remarkable concentration of signature courses designed by the game's greats, many set on cliffs above the sea. From December to April, grey and humpback whales migrate through these waters, making whale-watching a highlight. Quieter days can be spent at a beachfront spa, sailing at sunset, or exploring the desert by ATV. Your villa concierge can arrange charters, tee times and private excursions with ease.
Dining & Nightlife
The Los Cabos food scene has matured into one of Mexico's finest. San Jose del Cabo's Gallery District hosts the weekly Art Walk and a cluster of acclaimed restaurants blending Baja Med cuisine with fresh local seafood and regional wines from the nearby Valle de Guadalupe. In Cabo San Lucas, the marina comes alive after dark with rooftop bars, beach clubs and lively cantinas. For many villa guests, the real luxury is dining in: a private chef preparing just-caught fish and Baja produce by the pool. Concierge teams can also secure tables at sought-after restaurants and arrange tastings of mezcal and tequila.
When to Visit
The most reliable months run from October through May, when skies are clear, humidity is low and daytime temperatures are pleasantly warm. This is also when whale-watching is at its best, peaking between December and April. The festive and winter season is the busiest, so early villa booking is wise. Summer, from June to September, brings hotter, more humid weather and the small chance of tropical storms, though it offers warmer sea temperatures and quieter beaches for those who do not mind the heat. Spring and autumn provide an appealing balance of good weather and fewer crowds, making them excellent windows for a luxury villa stay.
Getting There
Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), just outside San Jose del Cabo, is the gateway, with direct flights from major hubs across the United States, Canada and Mexico, plus seasonal long-haul connections. From the airport, most villas in the Corridor, Palmilla and Cabo San Lucas are reached within 20 to 45 minutes by road. Smiling House can arrange private transfers so you arrive at your villa effortlessly. Once settled, a rental car is useful for exploring between towns, though concierge-arranged drivers and excursions mean you can leave the logistics to others and simply enjoy the coastline.