BAHIA HOTEL & BEACH CLUB
http://www.bahiacabo.com
Why You’ll Love It
Less than a minute from Cabo’s most popular beach
Retro-inspired décor
Pool with swim-up bar and hot tub
The staff at Bahia Hotel & Beach Club knows that when you’re in Cabo, the last thing you want to do is waste time figuring out your itinerary. That’s why every worker—from the concierge on duty 24/7 to the guy who takes your room service order—makes sure that the only thing you need to do yourself is apply sunscreen.
You’re in a crystal blue pool surrounded by day beds and palm trees. The only thing that could sweeten your current situation is a drink—good thing you don’t have to go far. The swim-up bar, with its signature cocktails, gourmet bites, and adjacent hot tub, is only one of Bahia’s many special touches.
Another one of the hotel’s must-visits is Bar Esquina. Do you know fresh? Hold off on your answer until you’ve indulged in organic coffee direct from Oaxaca and fish from the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez. This tasty fuel will keep you going through stand up paddleboarding lessons, snorkeling excursions, or relaxing afternoons on Medano Beach.
– Christy, Bloomspot Staff Writer
Ave El Pescador
Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
CP 23410, Mexico
+52 (624) 143-1890
http://www.bahiacabo.com
FEATURED ROOMS
CLASSIC SINGLE
Includes queen bed, sitting area, 9-foot ceilings, individual climate control, and TEVA bath amenities
CLASSIC DOUBLE
Includes two queen beds, sitting area, 9-foot ceilings, individual climate control, and TEVA bath amenities
See full list of amenities
Does not expire; rooms subject to availability.
Valid for the European plan only; does not include meals.
Date availability can be checked directly through Bahia Hotel & Beach Club at +52 (624) 143-1890, but purchase must be made through Bloomspot to receive promotional rate.
May request specific room type prior to arrival by contacting Bahia Hotel & Beach Club.
May purchase multiples to reserve consecutive dates.
Blackout dates include June 15–22, November 27, December 2, and December 20, 2012–January 3, 2013.
No cash or credit back.
Taxes and gratuity included.
Cannot be used with other offers or existing reservations.
Refunds allowed until 11:59PM PST on July 4, 2012. All sales are final after this date.
This small village is situated inland. The soil is fertile and the climate favorable for farming. You can go stroll through the forest on trails and bridges especially prepared for visitors.
This is essentially an agricultural town that dominates the region and offers a view onto the pineapple fields, which seem to stretch down all the way to the sea.
The Rivière-Salée is a large plain that has been given over to growing sugar cane, although there is no rum distillery within the territory belonging to this district. On some houses, you can still see structures that date to the 19th century.
You can get here by car of course, but also on a ferry from Fort-de-France. The Pagerie Museum is in this town, set up on the spot where Empress Josephine was born. A number of musical and cultural events are organized in the Park of the Trois-Ilets close to the island’s magnificent golf club. You must not miss the Market or the Sugar Cane Museum. The pottery center, where the objects are handmade by local craft artists, is also worth a visit.
