WELLNESS REDEFINED IN LOS CABOS

THIS IS WHAT WELLENSS LOOKS LIKE

Los Cabos boasts award-winning cuisine, championship golf, top-tier spas, world-renowned fishing, and unique private experiences. The region is a mix of unspoiled desert landscapes, golden beaches, and dramatic rock outcrops, including El Arco, a distinctive rock arch at Land's End, which is Cabo's most iconic landmark. Cabo's proximity to the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortés offers unique opportunities for water activities including snorkeling, scuba diving, sailing, and game fishing. Deeply dedicated to environmental stewardship, with a strong focus on maintaining its beaches and oceanic ecosystems, Los Cabos has been awarded the Blue Flag Certification for 25 of its exceptionally beautiful beaches. A haven for wellness travel, the destination has partnered with Diana Flores, the starting quarterback and captain of the Mexican national flag football team, as Los Cabos first-ever Wellness Brand Ambassador. In 2021, Los Cabos fully recovered from the pandemic and welcomed more tourists than in 2019, with a 15% increase in US arrivals. The following year, it achieved a remarkable 47.3% increase in US tourists and is on track to break this record again in 2023. Los Cabos luxury resorts are making significant strides in conservation efforts, receiving Green Globe Certification for their environmental responsibility, with notable contributions such as the Hyatt Ziva's sea turtle tracking, the Grand Velas' energy and water conservation, and Hotel El Ganzo's use of solar panels and organic produce. New luxury hotels are scheduled to open soon in Los Cabos, including properties from Aman, Park Hyatt, St. Regis, and a second Four Seasons. A staggering 90% of first-time visitors to Los Cabos come back for a return visit. Los Cabos averages more than 300 days of sunshine each year.