Cabo is a family destination that got its second wind by upgrading the villa product. The all inclusive hotel still exists here, but the trip has quietly shifted toward gated communities like Pedregal and beach residences at Hacienda Beach Club, where a family can put twelve people in one house, keep the kitchen stocked, and hand the day to a captain and a chef instead of a resort schedule.

The homes in this collection cover the range. Hacienda Beach Club 5203 is the resort residence for families who want the beach club and pool complex outside the front door. Casa Margaux and Villa Serena sit in San Jose del Cabo where the tempo is quieter and the town is walkable. Paradiso Perduto and Casa Acantilado are the larger buyouts for the multi generation trip where the grandparents get their own wing and the teens get theirs. Every home is staffed with a housekeeper and manager and every one accepts a chef and a childcare add on that our concierge arranges.

The trip works because Cabo has real weather most of the year, a short flight for the West Coast, a strong boat day at the Arch, and enough sit down restaurants that dinner outside the house is not a project. The villa carries the weight of the trip. The town carries the two nights out.