Seaside Romance

Most Romantic Resorts

Spacious luxury suites at Dreams Los Cabos [2] in the Corridor’s Cabo Real development are a favorite for celebrating special occasions.

Select linens for your bed from a menu when you check in at Las Ventanas al Paraíso [2], then enjoy a private movie showing on the beach at night.

The remote Pacific Coast setting and no-kids policy of Pueblo Bonito Pacifica [3] appeals to those in search of a quieter Los Cabos experience.

Best Candlelight Dinners

In the heart of downtown La Paz [4], Las Tres Virgenes [5] serves creative bajacaliforniano cuisine.

La Panga Antigua, in San José del Cabo [6], offers contemporary Mexican cuisine in an outdoor courtyard setting.

At the Marquis Los Cabos along the Corridor, Canto del Mar [7] seats just 21 guests for an elegant French dinner.

Most Intimate Boutique Hotels

Watch stunning sunsets from the pool or bar at Posada de las Flores [8], on the malecón in La Paz [4].

Enjoy the natural surroundings of a freshwater lagoon at secluded Posada La Poza [9], in Todos Santos [1].

Relax in contemporary European style at Casa Natalia, in the heart of downtown San José del Cabo [6].

Best Beaches to Walk at Sunset

Watch surfers catch their last waves of the day at Playa Costa Azul, just outside of San José del Cabo [6].

See the sun melt into the Pacific from Playa Solmar [10], which runs along the southwestern edge of the Cape.

Observe the wildlife in action along the Estero San José [11] or Beaches [12], near Todos Santos [1].

Best Spas

Enjoy treatment rooms with a view at the Marquis Los Cabos [13].

Heavenly body wraps and oceanside massage sets the mood at the Westin Los Cabos [13] near San José del Cabo [6].

Soak in the indoor steam caves and waterfalls at Esperanza [13], close to Cabo San Lucas [14].

Shopoholics, Rejoice

Browse contemporary fine art on display in the galleries of Todos Santos [1] and San José del Cabo [6].

Find a Mexican fire opal in one of San José’s jewelry shops [15].

Watch artisans making ceramics at Ibarra’s Pottery [16] in La Paz.