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SEARCHING FOR CERTAINTY IN UNCERTAIN TIMES Life can change in a moment and it is filled with unexpected events and surprises—but that’s not always a bad thing. Unexpected changes can shine a light on the things that matter most in our lives: our lifestyle, relationships, career, and future plans. Also, oftentimes these surprise occurrences are what spring us into action to take the steps we had been putting off “for the future”the long trip, the big move, the downsize, the career change. Despite the disruption to our lives, we have the power to use these opportunities to make change for the better. And with the current whirlwind of change upon us, the Baja Home community has been working hard to evolve as an organization. The result - our first-ever completely digital magazine - comes to you, our readers, directly on the screen, over social media, and through email, right where you are these days - at home. We hope it´s arriving at the perfect moment, so that we can inspire you to take that next big step yourselves. Sincerely, Alicia Rubio
IN THIS FALL ISSUE 6
THE MIND BEHIND THE BRAND CAMERON WATT OF ACRE
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SUSTAINABLE BUILDING WITH ARCHITECT CARLOS ESPINO
10 THE TRUE MEANING OF “FARM TO TABLE” FLORA FARMS CHEFS
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INTERVIEW WITH ARCHITECT CARLOS MONTERO
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ON THE MARKET LUXURIOUS REAL ESTATE IN LOS CABOS AND LORETO
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DANZANTE BAY A LUXURIOUS ESCAPE AMID BAJA’S NATURAL BEAUTY
24 MAPS OF LOCATIONS
A SERVICE DIRECTORY, AND MORE MUST-HAVE INFORMATION FOR THE BAJA SUR HOMEOWNER
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TUCKED INTO THE FERTILE VALLEY NEAR THE MAIN ARROYO IN SAN JOSE DEL CABO, ACRE EMERGES AS A TROPICAL OASIS IN THE DESERT, AN ESCAPE COMPLETE WITH FARM-TO-TABLE CUISINE, AWARDWINNING MEZCAL, FRIENDLY FARM ANIMALS, AND MORE. THE MIND BEHIND THE BRAND:
Cameron Watt of Acre IN SAN JOSE DEL CABO
Started by two Canadian friends, Cameron Watt and Stuart McPherson, Acre has expanded since its
opening to include the original restaurant and bar, a pool area, an event space in the mango orchard, luxurious treehouse lodging, a dog adoption program, Fausto’s Diner, and now the in-progress Acre Villas. I recently spoke to co-owner Cameron Watt to learn about the vision behind Acre’s evolution over the last few years and to share his insights for any other expats interested in buying property or starting a business in Baja California Sur. Cameron and Stuart are both from Vancouver, Canada and though they have been friends for 18 years, they never worked on a business together before Acre. As Cameron put it, “About 8 years ago, during a vacation to Cabo, we made the decision to stay down here and go into a business together. It seemed like a perfect spot to try this as the flights to Vancouver are short and the best season in Cabo coincides with the worst season in Vancouver.” It’s true that many visitors and foreign residents of Los Cabos come south to flee cold winters, and the lush Acre property is the perfect antidote to too much snow and ice in the north. The business actually started because the two friends fell in love with the piece of land first, and the brainstorming about what to do with it came later. After tossing around a few ideas, the new business partners decided on opening a farm-to-table restaurant and things have evolved bit by bit since then. Cameron expanded, “We’ve always been good friends over the years so we figured why not be business partners? As you can imagine, two foreigners starting a new business in a foreign country are going to experience a lot of ups and downs. I’m happy to say that our history of friendship allowed us to get through some of the challenging times we’ve faced down here.” Starting a business in a foreign country would challenge anyone, and Acre’s leadership team has seen its share of difficulties over the years. Cameron explained that their “terrible Spanish” is a consistent challenge since even “some of the simplest things become overwhelming confusing” when they don’t speak the local language. Another ongoing challenge for Acre has been sourcing and maintaining the impressive tropical plants that welcome arriving guests into a verdant jungle as they make their way to the restaurant’s entrance. As Cameron explained, “It’s been a lot of trial and error. Some of the most spectacular plants that I was most excited about just don’t work in our specific microclimate. Others have 6
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thrived. Between hurricanes, gophers and broken water pumps, I’ve had my hands full!” Luckily for the plant-loving business owners, Los Cabos is full of well-stocked viveros (plant nurseries) and local growers with a wealth of knowledge that they can tap into. On the other hand, there are a lot of positive aspects of opening a business in Baja California Sur, and as Cameron explained, “It’s much easier to get things done down here. Canada has a lot of silly rules and regulations that often get in the way of entrepreneurs.” He also mentioned the weather as a plus, since Vancouver is very rainy and Los Cabos is known for its fabulous weather most of the year. Cameron also acknowledged his hardworking staff, praising that they “take huge pride in the job they are doing. I’m always amazed at their ability to just get something done. I’d have to say they’re problem solvers versus a lot of Canadians who might throw up their hands and give up on something!” This ingenuity is a trademark of Baja locals as the peninsula does not have the same resources as many areas of mainland Mexico or the rest of North America.
TAKEAWAY TIPS
for new expat homeowners and business owners in Baja Sur:
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Work on learning as much Spanish as possible before making the move to Baja, as it makes communication so much easier and can help open a lot of doors. Take advantage of helpful apps, hire a tutor, and use workbooks to increase your fluency and practice speaking Spanish as much as possible during your visits to Mexico.
#2 “It’s much easier to get things done down here. Canada has a lot of silly rules and regulations that often get in the way of entrepreneurs.”
Local businesses have to get creative when it comes to sourcing products and solving problems, and teamwork is crucial for accomplishing goals. It’s clear that the Acre team works well together since the business and property successfully grow in size, diversity, and popularity each year. Regarding his business’s changes, Cameron says he feels that the Acre brand “hasn’t changed that much over the last five years. If anything, it’s probably just become more focused and clear.” This is evident in the consistent aesthetic of each aspect of the business, from the restaurant to the treehouses to the website and social media. Looking ahead, Cameron is most excited about the new Acre Villas that will soon be available for fractional ownership. He looks forward to “giving people the ability to make Acre part of their life.” In closing, Cameron had some helpful, general advice for aspiring homeowners and business owners in Baja Sur. He emphasized that it’s important to “take your time and get to really know the area first. Your perception of things
will probably change 180% from when you first start looking.” He finished with some important words of wisdom for anyone considering a move to a foriegn country. “If you’re a foreigner, give up any thoughts you have about how things ‘should be.’ You’ll only end up frustrated and disappointed if you’re expecting things to operate as they do in your home country.” And that’s ultimately the beauty of living somewhere completely new and different - you’ll learn a new lifestyle, a new language, and a new culture. It’s important to let go of your expectations and biases, remain humble, and appreciate local knowledge and skill. Finally, prepare to fall in love with Baja Sur’s temperate climate, stunning landscapes, and kind, generous people. There’s a good chance you’ll never want to leave!
Hire a local farmer, developer, and/or plant expert to help you evaluate the land you are interested in. Getting to know a property’s soil composition, history of usage, and existing plant community will help you decide which lot to purchase based on the building and horticulture projects you’re interested in undertaking.
#3
Work with people you can trust and depend on even in difficult situations, and hire a skilled staff that can grow with the business. Invest in employee training and take care of your staff so that they remain loyal and dedicated to your brand. Also, be open to unique solutions for problems that come up and prepare to get your own hands dirty.
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Immersion in the local community is crucial for learning the neighborhoods, business climate, and available niches in an area before investing in a property or business. FOR MORE INFO acrebaja.com FB: AcreBaja IG: acrebaja | acrevillas | acredogs | acre.wedding
ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN
Building With Earth, For the Earth: AN INTERVIEW WITH LOS CABOS ARCHITECT CARLOS ESPINO
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ew building projects are as synonymous with Los Cabos as pristine beaches and perfect weather, and the coastline looks different every six months as more and more developments and resorts are built. Unfortunately, many of these new building projects don’t take sustainability into account, likely because it isn’t legally necessary and it can require extra money, energy, and creativity. Pursuing sustainable architecture requires many considerations including resiliency of the structure, energy efficiency, the carbon footprint of both the materials used and the building process, and the use of regional methods and artisans. Los Cabos architect Carlos Espino, a specialist in the technique known as “rammed earth building” (tapial or tierra compactada in Spanish), has dedicated himself to sustainable architecture in Baja California Sur and is providing the region with a refreshing alternative to the mega builds and concrete construction that claim more and more beaches every year.
Carlos was born and raised in La Paz and completed his studies at the University of Guadalajara, including an exchange program with the Universitat Politécnic in Valencia, Spain. He holds certifications for Permaculture Design and Ecological Systems, and has studied and worked in Tulum, Quintana Roo, and Tecate, Baja California. After completing his education, Carlos moved to San Jose del Cabo in 2013 and began working with a local architectural firm that shared his passion for ecological building projects. Recently, he founded the Re Estudio Arquitectónico where, with the help of colleagues and skilled workers, he designs and builds “habitats in equilibrium with nature’s cycles and uses, using natural materials and local artisans.” He went on to express, “The sea is my motivation and a source of inspiration, just like the desert landscapes, oases, and other extraordinary places in Baja. I am very fortunate to be able to work here and the fact that people are open 8
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to this type of design and construction provides opportunities for healthier, more sustainable projects.” Carlos chose to pursue rammed earth building in order to learn about and promote a building method that is “more efficient and respectful.” Human civilizations have built their communities this way for thousands of years, all over the world, and in his eyes, “it is culture and tradition, and now we can do it with the help of technology. It’s the past, present, and future.” Rammed earth building is done by repeatedly compacting multiple layers of earth within a framework of wood and steel called “formwork.” Historically, the compaction was accomplished by hand with the end of a wooden pole, though now it is usually done with a mechanical ram. This process leaves the finished wall with faint, visible lines displaying the different layers of earth unless a finishing method is used to erase these differentiations. Oftentimes, these lines are left unaltered as they provide a beautiful, unique aesthetic
to rammed earth walls. The completed walls can be treated with waterproof sealants or protected by eaves to avoid long term erosion from driving rain or consistent moisture. Examples of this type of building can be seen in multiple places in the Los Cabos area, including at Acre restaurant in San Jose del Cabo and at Hierbabuena restaurant in Pescadero, which are both open to the public. Some of the signage for Playa Chileno and the Chileno Bay Club on the Cabo Corridor are also easily visited examples. Within the community of Encanto de La Laguna on the East Cape, there are some exceptional examples of rammed earth buildings as part of private homes. Additionally, the private art center known as Casa Ballena, near the community of La Choya in San Jose del Cabo, is a complex of beautifully designed rammed earth structures that can be partially seen from the road. Carlos passionately described the many advantages of rammed earth building. One major advantage is the fact that the earth or soil used is abundantly available in most construction areas, making it a “beautiful, accessible, and sustainable building material.” Therefore, other environmentally costly materials like wood or cement don’t need to be acquired and transported to the jobsite. This type of architecture also “reduces our dependency on cement, which produces thousands of millions of tons of CO2 each year” during its production and is a commonly used building material in Mexico. He continued, explaining that walls made of compacted earth are “durable, low maintenance, and energetically efficient. They can be load-bearing, regulate humidity, dissipate temperature, and have a high thermal mass.” All of these characteristics are of interest to residents of Baja California Sur. Durability ensures the value of your investment and reduces maintenance needs. The walls’ ability to regulate humidity and temperature is important during the hot and rainy summer in Baja Sur, reducing the need for costly air conditioning running 24/7. This is possible due to the high thermal mass of rammed earth structures. This means that a lot of heat is required to change the temperature of the structure, resulting in slower and smaller temperature fluctuations. High thermal mass is therefore a great way to save on energy costs over time and increases the overall energy efficiency of the building. In Carlos’ opinion, the only real disadvantage of using tierra compactada is that this type of building can be expensive, despite its low cost of materials, since it’s not a standardized system and depends on the context of each project. Hopefully, moving forward, both homeowners and developers will maintain open minds and consider the modernized, traditional practice of rammed earth construction as a way to bring more sustainable architecture to the Baja Sur region. The orange and brown colors of the regional soil create structures that blend seamlessly with the surrounding natural landscapes, and promise durability and energy efficiency. Step away from the monotonous sea of concrete and visit one of the aforementioned locations to see the natural beauty of this type of architecture. Our beautiful Baja California Sur depends on more sustainable development methods if it’s to retain its integrity and ecology in the years to come.
FOR MORE INFO About rammed earth building and Carlos Espino’s work, follow him. IG: carloseugenioespino IG: re_studio
“IT IS CULTURE AND TRADITION, AND NOW WE CAN DO IT WITH THE HELP OF TECHNOLOGY. IT’S THE PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE.”
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The True Meaning of “Farm-to-Table” and How to Enjoy Locally Sourced Flavors in your Own Kitchen: AN INTERVIEW WITH CHEFS GUILLERMO TELLEZ & LESLIE SWAGER-TELLEZ OF FLORA FARMS
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lora Farms, a beloved destination in Los Cabos, is once again open for business and providing the delicious, seasonal food and outdoor ambiance they’re known for. I recently had the chance to chat with the accomplished husband-and-wife team from Flora’s Field Kitchen, Executive Pastry Chef Leslie Swager-Tellez & Executive Chef Guillermo Tellez, about their work in Los Cabos and their personal recommendations for home cooks. Both Leslie and Guillermo got interested in becoming chefs around the same age of 17-18, and met years later when they were both working for world-renowned chef, restaurateur, and humanitarian Charlie Trotter. They eventually got married and moved to Los Cabos in 2003 with their 2-month old baby in tow. Soon after, they met Flora Farms owner Gloria Greene when sourcing farm-fresh vegetables and meat for their work at “C,” a Charlie Trotter-owned restaurant at The One and Only Palmilla resort. In 2015, the Greene family was looking to upgrade their own restaurant and reached out to friends Leslie and Guillermo with their ideas. Together, these longtime Los Cabos residents created the charming and dynamic Flora Farms brand that so many residents and visitors know and love today. When asked about their favorite part of being chefs in Los Cabos, both Leslie and Guillermo agreed that their immersion in delicious, regional ingredients is an exclusive benefit that many chefs don’t have access to. Leslie emphasized, “People [that come here] are amazed at the flavors of seasonal, fresh ingredients and I love that I can provide visitors with that experience.” They both spoke passionately about the intense flavors that fruits and vegetables have during peak season, and how that is something impossible to recreate without a direct relationship to your local farmer. Guillermo elaborated, “We don’t even like to use the phrase ‘farm-to-table’ because we’re literally on the farm.” He went on to say that being a part of “the evolution of products and consulting on the farm’s production and quality, without a middleman, is really unique.” They both also agreed that when the ingredients are fresh and harvested during the correct season, you don’t have to do much with them to make an amazing dish.
Yet this type of relationship with ingredients, and the farm they come from, is something only smaller restaurants and businesses can usually cultivate. As Guillermo explained, “Bigger corporations and hotels are more interested in return on investment... [but] smaller businesses have more flexibility.” To illustrate, a smaller, free-standing restaurant would find it easier to adjust the menu if their farmer’s carrot crop fell victim to flooding, whereas a large hotel that orders huge quantities of product in bulk would have a harder time managing successful changes in response to something like that. This seems like an excellent reason to support smaller local businesses and restaurants, and to encourage them to directly seek out locally produced & seasonal ingredients. Not only would the local area’s food system be strengthened from this type of relationship, but money would remain in the local economy and diners would enjoy more flavorful, regional food. That being said, both Guillermo and Leslie said they support any local “farm-to-table” efforts as long as people use the correct definition of the term. They both specified that in their opinion, the term “farm-to-table” only applies if the restaurant is directly sourcing their ingredients from a local farm, without the use of a middleman. This holds the chefs and business owners accountable and ensures that a direct relationship between restaurant and farmer is established and maintained. This intimate relationship between farm and table is what inspires Leslie and Guillermo each year, and is also the reason they both eschew food trends often seen in the United States. Guillermo described his own philosophy as finding “the best possible ingredients and doing something with them. If you know the product, work with it. Don’t just jump on whatever trend. Think: ‘What can I do with this thing that could be great?’ It takes time, but it’s worth it.” Leslie added that they “walk the farm together every season to get inspired. We can’t go to Pinterest or use the internet because we live in a different environment. We have so many different types of palates to cook for [e.g. residents, travelers] and we want to showcase local flavors. We don’t want to offer what they can get where they’re from.” The chefs have access to many of the same ingredients each year, so creating a new take on the same seasonal flavors is a fun and unique challenge. For example, summer is all about the mangos at Flora Farms and instead of serving mango sorbet again and again, this year, Leslie created a creamy mango panna cotta as a new twist on summer’s bountiful mango harvest. This type of culinary creativity is another rare attribute of a true farm-to-table relationship but is something even home cooks can explore as they begin to get to know locally produced ingredients. To any home cook interested in
“WE DON’T EVEN LIKE TO USE THE PHRASE ‘FARM-TO-TABLE’ BECAUSE WE’RE LITERALLY ON THE FARM.”
learning about their local area’s harvest and how to cook with it, Guillermo advised, “Most important, do a little research and buy something in season, at its peak. You’re not going to get the full flavor if it’s not ripe or ready. Investigate the flavor profile [and remember] you don’t have to do much [when the ingredients are of a high quality and in season].” This encourages a trip to the local farmers market which was Leslie’s first piece of advice. She went on to explain, “Cooler months in Baja are amazing for produce so check farmers markets for what’s in season and learn how to see what looks best. Fresh herbs can also really boost the flavors of fresh ingredients during peak season.” Luckily, farmers markets can be found all over Los Cabos from November-June and some stand-outs include the weekly markets at The Shoppes at Palmilla, Pedregal and El Huerto Farm to Table in Cabo San Lucas, and the Mercado Organico in San Jose del Cabo. When asked about other recommendations for home cooks, both chefs agreed that a high quality knife that maintains sharp edges and that you feel comfortable with is extremely important. Guillermo also said he couldn’t live without a versatile cast iron pan “that can go anywhere” from stovetop, to oven, to live fire - and a high speed blender that can whip up everything from purées to margaritas. Leslie recommends a thick-based sauté pan or pot that can handle heat, like her favorite from All Clad, as a very
versatile piece of kitchen equipment. She would also be lost without a good microblading zester and a high quality food processor. She uses hers for everything, including her popular cakes and ice creams at Flora Farms. Both chefs also agreed that it’s worth it to invest in a few everyday kitchen tools of superior quality because they see so much use and will still stand the test of time.
TO ENJOY THE CHEFS’ SEASONAL CREATIONS VISIT FLORA-FARMS.COM TO MAKE A RESERVATION For more info about farmers markets in Los Cabos, visit: destinoloscabos.com/outdoor-markets
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MEET ARCHITECT
Carlos Montero A
rchitect Carlos Montero starts his interview by praising his two favorite architects Renzo Piano and Le Corbusier and by stating two powerful quotes which he lives by “...My condition in life is to unite hobbies with purpose…” by Robert Frost / “...To Be an Architect is a way to be a privileged estate..” by Félix Sánchez UIA. Mexico City witnessed the birth of awardwinning Architect Carlos Montero González in 1953; it was the place he called home. With his signature smile, Carlos shares his life achievements, as he sips on freshly brewed Mexican coffee. He gracefully shares fond memories of his dearly remembered parents Juan Daniel Montero and Alicia González, as well as the many teachers and professors who helped him shape his successful career. He studied architecture and an initial Master´s degree at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City, which was then followed by a Master´s degree at the Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña in Spain. As a world-class thinker and traveler, he is fluent in Spanish, English, understanding Italian as well. Architect Montero is the proud father of two successful young professionals who in many ways inspired him to create “Montero Arquitectos” in 1980. Architect Montero says “Our unknown Peninsula of Baja California offers everything that we require to adjust our physical, mental, and spiritual ways. Our natural scenarios blend with the good practice of holistic and sustainable architecture. I consider that the optimization of natural resources in Baja is the solid foundation of my firm. Our structure is based on values, education, and passion for what we do”. Carlos shares with us that he has been the creator of several luxury homes in Cabo since 1980 and all have been built within the most exclusive communities in the area, as he continues to list achievements and recognitions such as those awarded by Arquitectos Mexicanos, A Contemporary Vision, Homes of Cabo
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Architectural Digest, Design Icons Casa El Rincón del Sol in Cabo del Este, Architectural Digest, Bticino at the East Cape, Casa Bugambilia and Casa del Mar at Pedregal, Roundabout of Illustrious Men in Baja California Sur, Luxury Homes, Cuauhtémoc Park and the Sea of Cortés Magazine, among many others. Architect Montero then invites us to visit his website www. monteroarchitects.mx to better learn about his luxury work. Montero´s architecture is not only a wonder, he strongly believes in helping others by proving education to his community, he has actively participated since 1997 in the “Patronato de la Ciudad de los Niños, AC” helping children´s dreams become true. In 20017 he proudly founded “Sea Cortés” based on a play on words that not only refer to our beautiful sea but also means “Be Courteous” in Spanish, “Sea Cortés” is a nonprofit organization which promotes a courteous lifestyle, respect and peaceful community.
ARCHITECT CARLOS MONTERO MAY BE REACHED AT contact@monteroarchitects.mx monteroarchitects.mx FB: monteroarquitectos IG: monteroarquitectos LI: monteroarquitectos
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CASA CABO REAL 34 Almost completely brand new construction! A beautiful ocean view lot with expansive backyard spaces, sitting areas, fire feature, and palms and greenery. 4 bedroom/3 bath with an oversized garage for all the toys! Being sold fully furnished, this home has VALUE and will surely move to sold quickly, especially as its in the guard gated golf course community of Cabo Real.
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CABO CORRIDOR $849,000 USD MLS# 20-1101 4 BED | 3 BATH 4,390 Sq Ft BLAKE HARRINGTON LOCAL CELL: 624-191-3462 Blake@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
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HOTEL POSADA LA POZA Sitting on 3.5 acres of meticulously groomed land this 7-bedroom complex offers high end luxury while still maintaining the warmth and inviting nature that is the Baja. A saltwater pool, hot tub, ping pong table and hammocks scattered throughout the palm trees ensure that your guests will be comfortable. The main building includes a full commercial kitchen, restaurant, storage, garage, lobby, sitting areas and an upstairs roof top terrace. Each room in the hotel is equipped with AC, fans, full ensuites, sitting areas and terraces. More importantly Hotel Posada La Poza has room to expand and with a little creativity and investment could become a 16-20 key luxury boutique hotel in one of the prime growth areas of the Baja. A turnkey opportunity with room to grow! PACIFIC $2,750,000 USD MLS# 19-3542 3.1 ACRES
RICK PARKS LOCAL CELL: 624-235-1745 Rick@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
CASA CONNIE *PRICED REDUCED* Perched on a knoll, at the end of a private lane, and above the Cabo San Lucas marina in one of Cabo’s most known and respected communities, El Pedregal, Casa Connie is a faithfully eclectic collection of intimate gathering places, sun-drenched pools, and shaded private gardens. Meticulously maintained, Casa Connie is a true move-in ready, turn-key listing, hard to find in any other offering in Pedregal. In the last 2 years, this property was completely gutted, renovated, and brought current including the installation of solar energy for all electricity, keeping monthly expenses at a bare minimum. This Spanish Colonial showpiece truly softens the divide over three distinct levels in the main building, and again in the private casita hidden within the cooling gardens. PEDREGAL - CABO SAN LUCAS $2,350,000 USD MLS# 18-2682 6 BED | 7.5 BATH 5,673 AC Sq Ft BLAKE HARRINGTON LOCAL CELL: 624-191-3462 Blake@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com JUSTINE SCHOCK LOCAL CELL: 624-168-9268 Justine@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
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CASA NIPARAYA Named for an all-powerful deity of the original inhabitants of Southernmost Baja California, Casa Niparaya creates an uncommon mold for anyone fortunate enough to take possession of this striking home. Architectural wooden beams, textured concrete walls, over-sized marble slabs melt with just enough natural stone and tile to jolt the visitor back into the reality that they are still, in fact, in Mexico. While impressive are the raw numbers with 5,628 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms spread over a thoughtful palate of indoor/outdoor living, it is truly the design & conception, materials, and unexampled location that leave Casa Niparaya unique and far different from any other home ownership opportunity in Cabo, especially as a newer build. QUERENCIA - SAN JOSÉ CORRIDOR $2,899,000 USD MLS# 18-2276 5 BED | 5.5 BATH 6,025 AC Sq Ft BLAKE HARRINGTON LOCAL CELL: 624-191-3462 Blake@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
CIELOS 83 VILLAS DEL MAR HUGE VALUE Tastefully designed, enjoy all the beauty and amenities that Palmilla - Villas del Mar has to offer! This turn-key 4BR/4.5BA single level residence enjoys views of Palmilla golf course and distant views Sea of Cortez. Enjoy relaxing poolside with your family as you take advantage of more than 3,200 square feet of living space with pocket-doors allowing for indoor/outdoor living at its best. **Fully furnished and includes Club 96 Membership (buyer to pay transfer fee)**
PALMILLA - SAN JOSÉ CORRIDOR $2,199,999 USD MLS# 19-3405 4 BED | 4.5 BATH 3,228 AC Sq Ft BLAKE HARRINGTON LOCAL CELL: 624-191-3462 Blake@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
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VILLA COSTA BRAVA Classic Cabo only 3 rows from the beach! Enjoy ultimate Cabo lifestyle in this ‘’Beach House’’ in Costa Brava. Walk a few steps from your front door to the secure gate that grants you access to one of Cabo’s most pristine and private beaches. This single level 3BR/2BA home boasts panoramic ocean views, outdoor dining and entertaining areas, and an over-sized pool! Also a great rental history for those looking for an investment property. A MUST SEE to appreciate! SAN JOSE CORRIDOR $799,000 USD MLS# 20-1461 3 BED 2,507.08 Sq Ft BLAKE HARRINGTON LOCAL CELL: 624-191-3462 Blake@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
CASA DEL MAR PELICANOS 301 Beachfront living in Casa del Mar, Phase 1! Take advantage of stunning vistas of the white sand from your 2BR/2BA 3rd level condo in Casa del Mar. Fully furnished, this property sleeps 6 comfortably and enjoys access to resort amenities for you and your guests to use. With a perfectly sited balcony, complete with SPA, you can have your evening glass of wine while enjoying spectacular sunsets after playing golf at Cabo Real or spending the day in the sun on the beautiful beach directly in front of the unit. SAN JOSE CORRIDOR $445,000 USD MLS# 20-1462 2 BED 1,377.28 Sq Ft BLAKE HARRINGTON LOCAL CELL: 624-191-3462 Blake@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
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DIAMANTE OCEAN CLUB RESIDENCES 204/205
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Diamante is a private 1,500-acre master-planned resort community located about 15 minutes from downtown Cabo and 45 minutes from the San José International Airport. The Ocean Club Residences (OCR) at Diamante will feature 119 shared ownership units and 59 whole ownership units for a total of 178 residences. OCR amenities will include a sprawling pool with swim up bar, restaurants, spa, fitness center, kid’s club, shopping, lounge areas, and more. This 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom condo comes beautifully furnished with high end finishes and opens to a large patio with direct views of the Pacific Ocean and crystal-clear pool. Enjoy world-class golfing, exceptional service, a wide array of luxury amenities, 1.5 miles of untouched sandy beach, and a high-end resort lifestyle at Diamante 204/205!
*PRICED REDUCED* Located in the quiet residential community of Cabo Bello, just 6 mins from downtown Cabo, Casa Santa Fe features 2 fully furnished units each with their own separate entrance. This home is an EXCELLENT INVESTMENT property, with 6 beds/6.5 baths, 24/7 security, lovely arch & ocean views, and tons of possibilities for future construction! Cabo Bello semi-private swimmable and snorkel friendly beach is only a 10-minute walk. The public bus stops just outside the development, ideal for tourists/renters who don’t want to rent a car. The home was remodeled in 2015 with many upgrades. Unit 1 features 4 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, kitchen, 2 living/dining areas, laundry room, and 2 terraces with ocean views. Unit 2 features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, living and dining room, laundry room, and patio.
DIAMANTE - PACIFIC $1,300,000 USD MLS# 19-1976 | 3 BED | 3.5 BATH | 2,239 AC Sq Ft
CABO BELLO - CABO CORRIDOR $435,000 USD MLS# 19-780 | 6 BED | 6.5 BATH | 3,357 AC Sq Ft
BLAKE HARRINGTON LOCAL CELL: 624-191-3462 Blake@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
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With four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and three living areas in the main house, Casa Jose is the perfect layout for families or vacation renters who want their own separated living space and private bathroom. The home also offers a detached one bedroom, one bathroom casita that could be used to generate additional income, a private pool and jacuzzi, and a 2-car garage with enclosed storage and workspace. Only a 6-minute drive from downtown Cabo, with Costco, Walmart, Home Depot, Blue Net Hospital, shops, restaurants, and more all just minutes away. Enjoy the one block walk to Cabo Bello’s fantastic semi-private swimmable beach! More than $150K was put into repairs and updating after hurricane Odile. Offered fully furnished and move in ready.
This beautiful residential lot has it all! Located inside the high end subdivision of Horizontes within Querencia community. A big flat pad, surrounded by views of Querencia Canyon, mountain, Palmilla golf course and incredible ocean views of Sea of Cortez, with a surface of 2,008.909 m2 build your dream home, you’ll achieve the exclusivity and luxurious Querencia lifestyle. The huge flat pad needs no additional grading, an infinity pool facing the ocean would be spectacular! The lot is located in the company of large exclusive estates and luxury homes. Underground services, privacy and security 24/7.
CABO BELLO - CABO CORRIDOR $499,000 USD MLS# 19-2518 | 5 BED | 5 BATH | 4,850 AC Sq Ft
SALE BY OWNER OPPORTUNITY! Lot M2: 2,008 $420,000 USD
JUSTINE SCHOCK LOCAL CELL: 624-168-9268 Justine@CaboRealEstate.com CaboRealEstate.com
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DANZANTE A LUXURIOUS ESCAPE AMID BAJA’S NATURAL BEAUTY
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“AS YOU ENTER THE DANZANTE BAY COMPLEX, PREPARE TO BE IMPRESSED WITH THE PROPERTY’S IMMERSION IN CHARACTERISTIC BAJA BEAUTY.”
Danzante Bay should be your first choice when looking for your second home!
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ordered by the pristine waters of the Sea of Cortez, Loreto is one of Baja California Sur’s treasured Pueblos Mágicos. A wonderful way to enjoy this naturally beautiful area is via a trip to the secluded and majestic Danzante Bay development and golf course. If you fly into Loreto’s airport, the 30-minute highway ride to Danzante Bay will invite you to relax and appreciate the region’s allure. The impressive Sierra de la Giganta mountains will be on your right and glimpses of the turquoise sea will be on your left. As you enter the Danzante Bay complex, prepare to be impressed with the property’s immersion in characteristic Baja beauty. Luxury accommodations are available at the Villa del Palmar Beach Resort & Spa where a plethora of amenities is available to you. Enjoy one of the five pools, the secluded beach, the award-winning Sabila Spa, the on-site gym, or one of the outdoor activities offered. Stand-up paddleboarding, snorkeling, or diving in the Bahia de Loreto National Park are all ways to fully enjoy this protected portion of the Sea of
Cortez. Fishing trips can also be arranged and summer is peak season for large species like dorado, marlin, sailfish, and tuna. Another first-class offering on-site is the award-winning TPC Danzante Bay golf course. Recognized around the world for its picturesque views and wild surroundings, the par-72 course meanders through canyons and along cliff edges, offering breathtaking glimpses of the sea below. Rees Jones-designed, TPC Danzante Bay is the only TPC course in Mexico and was voted Mexico’s Best Golf Course in 2019. Players are completely taken care of with excellent practice facilities, a clubhouse, and an on-site pro shop. Enjoy a golfer’s dream vacation and challenge yourself at the most beautiful 18 holes in Mexico! After a busy day of golfing or fishing, unwind
with a signature massage at Sabila Spa and Wellness Center, nominated once again for Mexico’s Best Resort Spa in 2020. Both the Signature Golf Massage and Fisherman’s Special are designed to target specific, tired muscle groups after an athletic day and to help you relax and recover. End the day with a cocktail and a wood-fired pizza at Casa Mia, one of the property’s delicious restaurants, and watch the sun paint the surrounding desert and hills. If you fall in love with this remarkable area, be sure to make an appointment to view the elegant homes and deluxe condominiums available on-site. The property’s homes blend in with the scenery and emphasize bringing the outdoors in via expansive windows, outdoor soaking tubs, and epic views. From sprawling villas to 2-bedroom condos, both fractional and complete ownership options are available at a wide range of price points. Imagine waking up to the serenity and rugged beauty of Baja every time you go on vacation, before enjoying a round of golf or a morning swim in the warm sea. If you long for desert sunrises and have an adventurous spirit, then Danzante Bay should be your first choice when looking for your second home!
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DANZANTE ONE ESTATE Exquisite. Refined. One-of-a-kind. The first Estate in Danzante Bay, at the Islands of Loreto, can be yours! This BRAND-NEW 5BR + office/den and 5.5BA LUXURY ESTATE with over 6,100 sq feet of living space all designed by Award-winning architect Kevin B. Howard, all with panoramic Sweeping views of Danzante Bay and the Golf Course. POLYFORM kitchen fully equipped with Miele Appliances. POLYFORM Closets and vanities.
DANZANTE BAY - LORETO $7,200,000 USD MLS# 18-1863 5 BED | 5.5 BATH | 6,154 AC Sq Ft Entertaining features include wet bar, two story fountain, BBQ, outdoor fire pit, Game Room with Pool table and of course, the Infinity tile surfaced pool over 750 sq ft itself! Danzante Bay offers an amazing array of amenities including Rees Jones designed Golf Course, Beach Club, Fine Dining, tennis, and resort amenities like fishing and sight-seeing tours.
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VILLA DANZANTE EL CARDON 24 Magnificent model home for sale in Danzante Bay at the Islands of Loreto, the ocean and golf views are the central elements, ‘’Soft Modern’’ best describes the overall feel for the interior. The home features three beds, 3.5 baths + casita, pool, spa, outdoor shower, three fireplaces, garage, storage, remote control window
DANZANTE BAY - LORETO $2,600,000 USD MLS# 20-285 4 BED | 4.5 BATH | 3,852 AC Sq Ft coverings. Control 4 Smart System, Sound, lighting, security cameras and A/C.It has a Gourmet chef ’s kitchen featuring, Stainless Steel ‘’Miele’’ appliances, beautiful center eating island, an adjacent bar, three fireplaces, two indoors and one outdoors, pool/spa & charming outdoor spaces.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY to own a beautiful fully furnished custom home that requires no work or renovation. Turn key opportunity to start enjoying this luxurious beach home with 4 Master Suites immediately. Only 4 years old, this home is in excellent condition. Acrylic plaster and energy efficient vinyl doors/ windows ensures low maintenance for years to come. Many custom features such as Salt water pool and spa; large travertine outdoor shower; water filtration system throughout; GE Monogram appliances; 2 outdoor BBQ Cook Centers; unique travertine floors, specialty granite counters in kitchen and all bathrooms; extremely quiet pool equipment; instant hot water; fireplace; self-cleaning electric toilets; electric power equalizer; dumbwaiter to second floor; and much more. Includes all custom furniture, housewares, kitchen wares and golf cart. This home is a Must See to fully appreciate the value and privacy of this waterfront location.
Luxurious Beachfront home on the Sea of Cortez with sweeping views of Coronado and Carmen Isles. There is nothing more tranquil that watching sunrises with the dolphins and fish jumping right in front of your home. Third floor View Tower takes advantage of sunsets on the Sierra Mt. Range and golf course. Large Chef’s Dream Kitchen with Viking appliances, including 2 BBQ grills, that make entertaining so much more enjoyable! Large dining areas both indoor and outside, as well as quiet terraces for your guest getaways. Beautiful mature landscaping, large golf cart storage and 100 gal hot water tank. Laundry room well stocked for 4 Master Suites; 3 with ocean views. Lap Pool with sauna on the beach is great family home. Large living room with sliding doors open to enjoy cool Sea breezes all year long. Includes all furnishings, TVs in each room, excellent wifi and Shaw Dish.
LORETO BAY MLS# 20-804
LORETO BAY $1,800,000 USD MLS#19-3411 | 4 BED | 4.5 BATH | 7,000 Sq Ft
$1,950,000 USD
NELLIE HUTCHISON USA CELL: +1 602-628-2920 Nellie@BajaBoss.com REMLoretoHomes.com
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Magnificent Luxurious Beach Home in Loreto Bay rarely available! You must see this home to fully appreciate all the features of 4 master bedrooms, media room, 35 ft. pool with spa and separate pool changing/bathroom. Chef’s dream kitchen with large gas cooking stove, granite counters, built in appliances; farmers copper sink; artesian talavera finishes; large family style dinning room that opens to pool, BBQ area, and living room. This design takes full advantage of the 60 feet of beach front and offers bright outdoor seating with protection from the sun and wind all year long. Stunning floating cantera staircase to view tower with 360 degree water, island, mountain and golf course views. Includes all custom furniture, many handcrafted mesquite wood pieces!
Unique 4 bedroom custom homes available! Stunning home with traditional Mexican design with 4 separate master bedrooms. Great entertaining for large families and all your new friends when you have a home in Loreto Bay! Private pool and spa, water views from terrace with BBQ entertaining area. Custom chef’s dream kitchen with Bosch and Sub Zero appliances, quality high end finishes and custom made furniture throughout. From ceiling beams, artesian brickwork, Mexican talavera and cantera columns and hand crafted saltillo floors, this home is tastefully designed and an incredible value. Ready to move in for those with the most discriminating tastes and style.
LORETO BAY $1,950,000 USD MLS#18-2831 | 4 BED | 5 BATH | 8,554 Sq Ft
LORETO BAY $699,000 USD MLS #18-2367 | 4 BED | 4 BATH | 4,422 Sq Ft
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BEZINGER LOTS A beautiful shady property with matured palms and newly paved streets. Prime location steps from the Sea of Cortez and 1 block from Loreto’s historic downtown plaza. Centrally Located with less than a 10 minute drive to Loreto’s international airport and 1 block from the marina. A beautiful site for a custom home and the ability to invest in neighboring commercial sites. Peaceful and quiet location close to Loreto’s best restaurants and local activities. LORETO, CALLE AGUA DULCE/ CALLE DAVIS FROM $275,128 TO $437,641 MLS#19-1202, #19-1203, #19-1204, #191205, #19-1206, #19-1207 MARIO CORTÉS OFF: 613-135-1995 LOCAL CELL: 613-111-0964 cortes.ma@gmail.com realestateloreto.com
CASA HEADDING Centrally located this fully renovated 4 bedroom home have all electric, plumbing, sewer, floors, water reservoir, purification system replaced in 2010. Includes a separate casita, hobby room (great income generator), pool and 2 car automatic garage door. The majority of the floors in the main house are travertine except the laundry room that has a ceramic floors. The kitchen countertops are granite.The floors in the attached casita are all ceramic. The property includes fruit trees (1 mango, 2 orange, 1 lime and 1 coconut) all garden on auto sprinkler system. The casita and hobby room are in a separate CFE contract. It has a Leviton Surge Protection for the whole house. The water heating system is on demand, savings on gas and electricity. All windows are Double Thermal Pane Milgard. LORETO $525,000 USD MLS# 18-735 MARIO CORTÉS OFF: 613-135-1995 LOCAL CELL: 613-111-0964 cortes.ma@gmail.com realestateloreto.com
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Cabo San Lucas
This tourist-friendly town, also known locally as just “Cabo,” is located on the tip of the Baja California peninsula and is full of entertainment for every age and style. The Sea of Cortez and the Pacific Ocean meet at Land’s End, where you can observe the beautiful rock formations and the famous Cabo Arch. In Cabo San Lucas, you can find Medano Beach (the liveliest beach in the Los Cabos area), an impressive marina and countless restaurants and bars that keep the town alive day and night.
The East Cape
Loreto
Located on the east coast of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula. Loreto is a historic town catering mostly to American travelers, with daily flights from California to Loreto International Airport. Loreto is a hidden jewel on the Baja Peninsula with peaceful charm and dazzling landscapes. With plenty of unique things to do such as golf at the remarkable TPC Danzante Bay, a multitheme 18-hole golf course that runs over and through valleys, arroyos, dunes and foothills at the Islands of Loreto, Spa at Villa del Palmar Beach Resort & Spa, a full-service destination resort community, fishing or an adventure tour, is without a doubt a pleasure for those who make the trip.
If you look at the map of Baja Sur, you can see that the highways and towns form a loop. There are ongoing road improvements and new highway construction projects, so getting from one place to another will only get easier. The new, efficient highway from Cabo San Lucas to Todos Santos makes the drive only 45 minutes long.
People often call it “old Cabo” because of its pristine beaches and small fishing towns such as Buena Vista and Los Barriles. The East Cape begins just east of San José and extends about 100 miles up the Sea of Cortez coast. Sixty miles outside of San José is the Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park, a nationally protected coral reef that offers outstanding snorkeling and scuba diving. Very popular for fishing and surfing, the East Cape also attracts kite surfers, campers, and those who just want to get away from it all.
San José del Cabo
Walking around downtown San José will allow you to experience a traditional Mexican town. You will find yourself surrounded by colorful buildings and quaint cobblestone streets that lead to the town’s picturesque zócalo (main plaza). Over the years, San José has become an artistic and cultural center with numerous fine art galleries in its downtown art district, as well as world-class restaurants. San José also has a beautiful beach where you can take a horseback ride to explore the estuary that is home to many different bird species.
The Corridor
The corridor is the 40 KM highway that connects Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo (about a 25 minute drive). Along this road you can find various hotels, luxury oceanfront homes, championship golf courses and beautiful views. Have your camera ready and make a roadside stop at the Costa Azul viewpoint for photo opportunities and a refreshing coco frío (cold coconut water). 24
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Located on the Pacific Ocean side of the peninsula, Todos Santos is an oasis where artists and surfers flock to enjoy the culture and excellent surf. Home to the famous Hotel California, this charming town offers great restaurants and a cooler climate than Cabo San Lucas and San José due to the breezes coming from the Pacific Ocean.
DIRECTORY FOR BAJA SUR HOMEOWNERS LOS CABOS
Emergencies: 066 or 911 from a local number Roadside Assistance: 074 from a local number POLICE DEPARTMENT · Cabo San Lucas 624-143-3977 · San José del Cabo 624-142-0361
LEGAL ASSISTANCE FOR REAL ESTATE Gardenia Duran 624-128-4624 LOCKSMITH · San José del Cabo Cerrajería Mondragón 624-142-1330 · Cabo San Lucas Cerrajería del Cabo 624-105-1656
FIRE DEPARTMENT Dial 116 or: · Cabo San Lucas 624-143-3577 · San José del Cabo 624-142-2466
ORGANIC VEGGIES DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME Tiky Cabo Facebook account Direct message to make your order Baja Farm Fresh 624-184-7698
Highway Patrol: 624-146-0573 Tourist Police: 624-143-3977
PET SITTER AND DOG WALKER Pet Nanny Cabo 624-115-6364
HOSPITALS Hospiten: · Cabo San Lucas 624-145-6000 · San José del Cabo 624-105-8550 Baja Medical Response: 624-144-3434 Blue Medical Net: · Cabo San Lucas Hospital 624-104 3911 · San José del Cabo Clinic 624-142-3511 Cabo Surgical Center: 624-172-6030 Hospital H+ Los Cabos: 624-104-9300 North American Hospitals and Clinics: 624-142-2770 One World Hospital: · Cabo San Lucas 624-143-4911 · San José del Cabo 624-142-5911 · Todos Santos 612-145-0600 Saint Luke’s Hospital: · Cabo San Lucas 624-143-4911 · San José del Cabo 624-142-5911
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES Cabo Key www.cabokey.com 624-156-1949 Cabo 4 Rentals 624-129-6121 Baja Sur Property Management www.bajasurpm.com 624-144-3331
AIR AMBULANCES SkyMed International Air Ambulance: (624) 154-4919 john.villegas@skymed.com Air One Ambulance: (800) 236-8080 ANIMAL RESCUE ASSOCIATIONS · Cabo San Lucas Los Cabos Human Society 624-143-3947 · San José del Cabo Baja Safe 310-728-6954
REAL ESTATE ReMexico www.caborealestate.com SECURITY SYSTEMS FOR HOME Los Cabos AV 624-143-8611 SPA SERVICES AT YOUR HOME Eden´s Spa 624-143-0311 Mex Sun Day Spa 624-142-6801 STORAGE Binz binz binz www.binzbinzbinz.com Easy Storage 624-104-3656 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES Taxi Cabo San Lucas: 624-143-2221 Taxi San José de Cabo: 624-142-0401 Impala Cabo MX +52 (624) 173 1476 info@impalacabo.com VETERINARIAN Andres Yee 624-122-3399 Animal Care Center 624-172-0110 cell 624-125-9434
GOVERNMENT U.S. Consulate: 624-143-3566 Canadian Consulate: 624-142-4333 Immigration: 624-143-0135 BABY SITTER SERVICES Cabo Nanny 624-143-3109 CAR INSURANCE Kathya Berci 624-191-1123 CARPENTER Carpinteria Jaimes 624-121-1891 CARPET CLEANERS Blue clean and wash 624-165-9975 CHEF AT HOME Belén Cortez 624-176-5358 Marcela Sánchez 6241765358 CURTAINS AND BLINDS Deko Cell 55-6802-1570 antonioalcala@dekosystem.com.mx ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING · San José del Cabo Luis Martínez 624-150-7430 · Cabo San Lucas Eduardo López 624-355-7742 GOLF CAR RENTALS All Service Golf 624-178-0812
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Loreto Emergency Phone Numbers Dial 060 for emergency assistance Federal Police, Nopolo (Loreto Bay): 613-133-0794 Municipal Police, Paseo Tamaral: 613-135-0035 or 613-135-2270 Fire Department: 613-135-1566 Red Cross: 613-135-1111 Ambulance, Paseo Tamaral:613-135-1566 AIR EVACUATION www.skymed.com/loreto loretobarbara@skymed.com ANIMAL RESCUES ORGANIZATIONS Animalandia 613-114-5523 BABY SITTER SERVICES Lily Redois 613-113-2081 BOAT REPAIR House of Stainless 613-135-1533 www.wantostore.com CARPENTER Carpinteria Arturo 613-113 1656
HURRICANE PROTECTIONS Storm Shutter 624-129-8930 Sol Tamayo 624-142-23133
CHEF AT HOME · Little taste by Marisol Maldonado 613-116-2003 blpinv@hotmail.com · Felipeis Chef at Loreto home 613-114-2216 felipeischef@gmail.com
LANDSCAPE AND GARDENING JSF Personal Space 33-1893-6222 Vivero Los Cabos 624-173-9875
CARPET, SOFAS CLEANING SERVICES Aqua Clean 613-122-0017 or 613-137-9979 Rigoberto Lopez 613-111-6820
DOG WALKER Juliette Redois 613-113-20-81 ELECTRICAL & PLUMBING Loreto Baja Construction 613-111-0956 EMERGENCY MEDICAL, THEFT, FIRE ALARMS Associa Mexico 613-104-5799 s upervisionlb@associamexico.com GOLF CAR RENTALS Loreto Bay Golf Car rentals grantrfaulkner@gmail.com 613 100 3381 HOME, BOATS INSURANCE HDI Seguros 613-688-1786, Cell 613-129-7202 LANDSCAPE AND GARDENING Agua verde de Loreto info@aguaverde.mx LOCKSMITH Cerrajería Richard 613-121-4683 Cerrajería Aviles 612-122-9470 or 612-141-7028 ORGANIC VEGGIES AND RANCH PRODUCTS DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME · cecilia_fischer@yahoo.com.mx or cell 612-153-3752 · Saddling South Contact Trudi at 613-100-8438 tourloreto@aol.com · Tracey Lane Delaplain TrayLane@Ymail.com PET SITTING SERVICES Kristina Hall: kristinahall@mac.com Phone: 831-251-3955 www.loretopetcare.com PROPERTY MANAGEMENT SERVICES · Ramón Property Management 613-111-0376 · Sea of Cortes Property Management www.seaofcortespm.com.mx · Aqua Viva Management dia@avmloreto.com 613-135-2431 · First Contact Management Dawn & Chris Smith dawn@firstcontactloreto.com 613-111-0630 · Bahia Management 613-133-0097 www.bahiamanagement.com.mx · CASAGO 613-117-0275 loretobay@casago.com · Baja Boss Property Management 613-133-0950 Info@bajaboss.com REAL ESTATE · Danzante Bay at the Islands of Loreto US +1 (844) 622 0799 www.danzantebay.com · ReMexico Loreto Homes www.remloretohomes.com nellie@bajaboss.com 1+602-628-2920 SECURITY Baja Security 613-104-0766 SOLAR PANELS & SYSTEMS Energy Cabo info@energycabo.com 612-132-59-52 SPA SERVICES AT YOUR HOME · Mandala Healing & Beauty Center 984-116-3372 · La Giganta Hills Spa 613-1090-133 · Sunshine Spa: Andrea Cardenas andreacar206@hotmail.com 618-116-4264 · Loreto Garden Spa Mobile Services 613-117-3385 STORAGE Loreto Storage 613-104-3630 US. Tell 619-955-6615 VETERINARIAN · Dasia 613-114 0483 · Juan in Miramar 613-109 2970 · Juan senior 613-116 1294 · Lunavet 613-117-5697 WINDOWS AND SCREENS · Judith Aguilar 613-118-2802 Saul Ramírez 613-116-6044 www.Esloventanas.com · www.Bajascreens.com 888-250-3517
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