Fortunate are those who have their very own piece of Los Cabos at La Costa, for it's truly a retreat, a place to kick back and let the crowds and stress of the real world slip away. Modern, yet steeped in Colonial tradition, in Los Cabos the pace is yours to set. Looking up at the rugged Sierra La Laguna mountain range provides a dramatic backdrop to the arid land spilling into the Sea of Cortez. If you're curious, hiking, biking and horseback riding are excellent ways to get into the desert and snorkeling, diving, beach-combing, kayaking, golfing and fishing are literally right at your feet. You can do it all! The unique magic of Los Cabos is the water, a magnificent stretch of coastline where the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez converge. Set just south of the Tropic of Cancer, the area has a fantastic semi-arid and temperate climate with great weather. Los Cabos' beaches are world famous for their beauty. Lovers Beach, near El Arco, is a unique natural phenomenon. The many schools of tropical fish and other marine life are visible at excellent snorkel and dive sites throughout Los Cabos. Fine swimming and water sport beaches at Santa Maria, Chileno, Cabo Real and Palmilla provide days of endless recreation.
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A well-known international golf destination, the 20 mile Corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo has seven Championship courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones II, the Dye Corporation, Tom Weiskopf and Tom Fazio. Los Cabos is the fastest growing resort area in Mexico (New York Times April 2004) and is also known for two very different towns, Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. San Jose del Cabo (where La Costa is located) is a study in contrasts compared to Cabo San Lucas.

San Jose del Cabo with it's many garden patios and traditional 19th century architecture is a low-key experience. Smaller and set a mile inland, with an old fashioned boulevard and many large shade trees, it's a slow paced and easy-going small town. Visit the twin-spire church and the main square, a lovely area for walking or simply sitting and taking a break. The square forms the hub of the downtown historic area, also known as El Centro. Comprised of an intimate handful of streets, it's known for galleries, fine shopping, delicious food and warm hospitality that lends an air of a simpler time to this historic oasis. The beachfront nearby La Costa is perfect for watching the sun come up, or walks at sunset.

If relaxing sounds good to you, this is the place. San Jose also has all the modern facilities you need including; Medical and Dental Clinics, Banks and ATMs, Internet Cafes and cellular phone providers. English is spoken in most of the shops and restaurants. And from La Costa, it's only a quick fifteen-minute walk into town! In San Jose, the 9 hole, par 35 Mayan Palace, which La Costa borders on, offers a moderately priced alternative to the big-name golf of the Corridor. A fun and somewhat-challenging course, its part of the view from La Costa and the clubhouse is within easy walking distance. For something completely different, explore the estuary, also near La Costa and perfect for a morning walk. Close by are the fishing camps at both Palmilla and La Playita, both known for generations of fishing fleets, a very exciting sport in the fertile waters of Los Cabos.

Cabo San Lucas is twenty miles to the southwest through the ocean side corridor. Cabo San Lucas the sister city, it is known for it's nightlife, sportfishing and is a popular port of call for cruise ships. It's situated on a stunning bay with the remarkable arch (El Arco) at Land's End anchoring the peninsula.

What are you waiting for? La Costa is an ideal place own real estate and take advantage of everything the area has to offer.

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