Modern Mexican Home With Panaramic Ocean View

A group of seven girlfriends from Anchorage, Alaska used this property for a long weekend getaway to celebrate a 37th birthday. Wow, was it so perfect. The quiet town. The easy access to trail running and mountain biking. The perfect beaches and snorkeling. The house provided an excellent kitchen for us to cook meals together and enjoy dining al fresco on the outdoor patio overlooking the ocean as whales were breaching. The stargazing and morning sunrises from the top roof deck was an added treat. We absolutely loved our host, Junior. He had everything we needed to have a good time: beach chairs, snorkel equipment, umbrellas, etc. We all fell in love with Cabo Pulmo and will definitely be back.

this house is lovely, colorful, with many artisan features, multiple patios, a well-stocked kitchen, lovely views. during hotter months, the inability to have all night air conditioning may be difficult for those who are hot sleepers, but the proximity to town, views, ceiling fans, and positioning to take advantage of the sea breezes are good offsets.

I loved the house for all of the outdoor seating areas to enjoy and the beach was so close. Very easy walk to the restaurants, too.

We visited in July and it was pretty hot but there is usually some kind of breeze in the afternoon and evening. The house is great, we slept 8 people (4 adults + 4 teenagers). Fantastic views of the Sea of Cortez, nice large kitchen, very close to the beach. If you go in mid-summer the downstairs rooms are going to be a little warm even with fans on full blast but for me that's not a big deal. I believe you can run A/C if you want, but for an additional cost. Be sure to stock up on food in San Jose—Soriana is close to the airport—before driving up to Cabo Pulmo. You can also get basic amenities and beer in La Ribera which is 20-30 minutes away. Food at Caballero has gotten really good. Nancy's is now closed. La Palapa is great but not always open. If you're a surfer like me, you'll have to drive to get good waves, but it is possible to surf in Cabo Pulmo sometimes. The outer reefs look surfable but it's a long paddle and I've never seen anyone on them. However last week on a hurricane swell with hard south winds I surfed the northern corner of CP beach (they call it Cerrito) which I've never even seen break before. Super fun novelty wave. Finally there are now a ton of snorkel and dive crews in town, I recommend supporting the local outfits, they're all pretty good. We had great luck swimming with schools of manta rays and big-eyed jacks. It was amazing. Enjoy!