Find a Cabo Resort
It’s no secret that Cabo San Lucas is home to some of the best resorts and hotels in the world, attracting visitors from around the globe.
ESSV represents more than 40 of Cabo's finest resort hotels, with innumerable choices of suites and deluxe rooms to suit a wide range of preferences.
Los Cabos resorts offer plenty to please, from sparkling free-form pools with swim-up bars, to world-class spas that pamper you to your heart’s content.
What's your idea of the perfect resort getaway? We'll make it happen.
ESSV represents more than 40 of Cabo's finest resort hotels, with innumerable choices of suites and deluxe rooms to suit a wide range of preferences.
Los Cabos resorts offer plenty to please, from sparkling free-form pools with swim-up bars, to world-class spas that pamper you to your heart’s content.
What's your idea of the perfect resort getaway? We'll make it happen.
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About Los Cabos video
Los Cabos is home to two distinct towns: Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. Both are safe and clean, and have modern services like bank machines, good medical facilities, mobile phone providers and internet cafes. English is spoken in hotels, most stores and restaurants.
Cabo San Lucas video
The town of Cabo San Lucas sits at the tip of the Baja California peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. A popular port of call for cruise ships, Cabo has an excellent marina, a fine swimming beach offering a range of watersports, and a lively, compact downtown area easily explored on foot.
San José del Cabo video
The quiet side of Los Cabos, San José del Cabo features a charming downtown area with 18th-century architecture, a relaxed pace, and old-fashioned hospitality. Savor the pleasures of small-town life as you stroll through its spacious town square surrounded by intimate courtyard cafés, galleries and boutiques.
The Corridor video
The 20-mile oceanfront Tourist Corridor between the two towns boasts dramatic views of the Sea of Cortez. The area has found new fame for its oceanfront championship golf courses, designed by some of the biggest names in golf.
East Cape and La Paz
The East Cape is some 50 miles north of Los Cabos, on Bahía de Palmas, stretching nearly a hundred miles along the Sea of Cortez from San José. It’s considered the area’s fishing mecca because of the everyday abundance of marine life. Further north lies La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur, and a thriving city of more than 200,000 souls. Its marine as well as terrestrial species make it a center for eco-tourism as well.
Where would you like to spend your Cabo vacation? Call ESSV today at
1-800-745-2226. We'll provide the insider information you need to make the best choices for your trip. No one knows Los Cabos better!
Los Cabos is home to two distinct towns: Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. Both are safe and clean, and have modern services like bank machines, good medical facilities, mobile phone providers and internet cafes. English is spoken in hotels, most stores and restaurants.
Cabo San Lucas video
The town of Cabo San Lucas sits at the tip of the Baja California peninsula, where the Pacific Ocean meets the Sea of Cortez. A popular port of call for cruise ships, Cabo has an excellent marina, a fine swimming beach offering a range of watersports, and a lively, compact downtown area easily explored on foot.
San José del Cabo video
The quiet side of Los Cabos, San José del Cabo features a charming downtown area with 18th-century architecture, a relaxed pace, and old-fashioned hospitality. Savor the pleasures of small-town life as you stroll through its spacious town square surrounded by intimate courtyard cafés, galleries and boutiques.
The Corridor video
The 20-mile oceanfront Tourist Corridor between the two towns boasts dramatic views of the Sea of Cortez. The area has found new fame for its oceanfront championship golf courses, designed by some of the biggest names in golf.
East Cape and La Paz
The East Cape is some 50 miles north of Los Cabos, on Bahía de Palmas, stretching nearly a hundred miles along the Sea of Cortez from San José. It’s considered the area’s fishing mecca because of the everyday abundance of marine life. Further north lies La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur, and a thriving city of more than 200,000 souls. Its marine as well as terrestrial species make it a center for eco-tourism as well.
Where would you like to spend your Cabo vacation? Call ESSV today at
1-800-745-2226. We'll provide the insider information you need to make the best choices for your trip. No one knows Los Cabos better!
