Casa Tres Palmas | Private Baja Beach Retreat

The Place

Where the desert
meets the sea

Casa Tres Palmas is a private luxury retreat in Los Barriles, Baja California Sur, offering a seamless blend of coastal relaxation and authentic Baja adventure. Located just steps from the Sea of Cortez, this modern two-bedroom ocean-view home features a tranquil courtyard pool, rooftop sunset deck, and thoughtfully designed indoor-outdoor living spaces.

Ideal for couples or small groups, Tres Palmas delivers a refined yet laid-back escape where guests can unwind in complete privacy while remaining close to the vibrant culture and outdoor experiences Los Barriles is known for.

2 Bedrooms

1 ½ Bathrooms

1,500 Sq Ft Interior

Exterior courtyard of Casa Tres Palmas with desert landscaping, palms, and ocean view

On the Inside

Designed for living,
not just staying

Ocean-view bedroom suite with sliding glass doors opening to the beach

Two Ocean-View Suites

Each king suite opens to natural light and cross-ventilation, with quality linens, blackout options, and views of the Sierra de la Laguna or the Sea of Cortez.

Full kitchen with handmade tile backsplash, wood cabinetry, and hanging Edison lights

Full Kitchen & Living

A fully stocked kitchen with modern appliances, stone countertops, and an open-plan living area that connects seamlessly to the courtyard and pool.

Double vanity bathroom with stone vessel sinks and elegant fixtures

Considered Details

Rainfall showers, hand-selected fixtures, local stonework, and curated furnishings. Nothing ornate — just thoughtful materials in the right places.

Living room with sliding wall fully open to palm trees and the Sea of Cortez

Indoor-Outdoor Living

A full-width sliding wall dissolves the boundary between the living room and the ocean, framing the palms and the Sea of Cortez as part of the room itself.

Open-plan living and dining room with local art, wood dining table, and ocean views

Curated Interiors

A live-edge dining table, local artwork, handwoven textiles, and a fireplace — spaces designed for gathering, with ocean views from every angle.

Outdoors

Your own private
compound

Courtyard Pool

A private plunge pool set within the walled courtyard, surrounded by native plantings and shaded lounging areas.

Rooftop Deck

360-degree views from the Sierra to the Sea of Cortez. The best seat in town for sunrise coffee or evening mezcal.

Outdoor Kitchen

A built-in grill and covered dining pavilion for cooking and eating under the Baja sky.

Beach Access

The Sea of Cortez is steps from the front door. Walk to the water in under two minutes.

Covered outdoor kitchen with built-in grill, pizza oven, seating area, and woven pendant lights

Outdoor Grill & Pizza Oven Kitchen

Hammock strung between palm trees in the front yard overlooking the turquoise Sea of Cortez

Oceanfront Hammock

Copper Wellness Tub

Courtyard with towering cactus, palm trees, covered dining area, and ocean visible beyond

The Courtyard

The Experience

Self-directed
luxury

Casa Tres Palmas is not a hotel and not a typical rental. There is no front desk, no turn-down service, no scripted itinerary. What there is: a beautifully designed private home, stocked and prepared for your arrival, with local knowledge and support a message away.

This is a place for people who know what they want from a trip — and prefer to find it on their own terms.

Before You Arrive

A personal welcome guide with recommendations for restaurants, provisions, activities, and local logistics — curated, not generic.

During Your Stay

Complete privacy with responsive local support. Grocery stocking, fishing charters, surf lessons, or restaurant bookings arranged on request.

The House

Professionally cleaned and inspected. Premium linens, quality bath products, fast Wi-Fi, filtered water, and a curated selection of books and local guides.

Explore

Los Barriles
& the East Cape

A quieter side of Baja — far from the Cabo corridor, closer to the real thing.

World-Class Fishing

The East Cape is one of the premier sport fishing destinations in the world. Marlin, dorado, roosterfish, and tuna — right offshore.

Kitesurfers on the Sea of Cortez with colorful kites filling the sky

Water & Surf

Snorkeling, paddleboarding, kitesurfing, and uncrowded surf breaks. The Sea of Cortez is one of the most biodiverse bodies of water on Earth.

Hiker with trekking poles on a desert trail through Baja cacti and boulders

Desert & Mountains

Hike the Sierra de la Laguna, explore hidden waterfalls, or drive the rugged coastal roads of the East Cape.

Horseback Riding

Ride along the shoreline with the Sierra de la Laguna as your backdrop. Guided beach and desert trail rides are available for all experience levels.

Yoga practice on the beach overlooking the Sea of Cortez

Wellness & Yoga

Start your morning with beachfront yoga or find a quiet spot on the rooftop deck for meditation. The pace of life here makes wellness effortless.

Sea lion basking on coastal rocks with the Sea of Cortez and mountains behind

Wildlife & Nature

The Sea of Cortez teems with life — sea lions, whale sharks, manta rays, and migrating whales. Jacques Cousteau called it “the world’s aquarium.”

Getting Here

Easier than
you think

Los Barriles is approximately 60 miles north of San José del Cabo, via a paved two-lane highway through open desert and mountain scenery.

From SJD Airport

60-minute drive via Highway 1. Rental car recommended. Private transfers can be arranged.

From La Paz

Scenic 90-minute drive south along the coast. La Paz offers international flights and ferry service from mainland Mexico.

Getting Around

Los Barriles is a walkable town, but the house sits about ten minutes from the center — right at the edge of town, where the sand and quiet take over. A rental car is highly recommended for grocery runs, day trips, and making the most of the East Cape.

Inquire

Plan your stay

Casa Tres Palmas is available for short and extended stays. For availability, rates, or questions about the property, reach out directly.

Get in Touch

Also available on Airbnb and VRBO

Where the desertmeets the sea

Designed for living,not just staying