Viceroy Los Cabos

 About Viceroy Los Cabos

The culinary team go to great lengths to make sure that their fruit, vegetables and meat are organic and locally sourced, and you have four different dining venues to choose from. Casero is the main restaurant, offering traditional Mexican cuisine, while Cielomar is a rooftop bar that serves wood-fired pizzas, seafood and flame-grilled steaks, and Nido is a ceviche and sushi joint housed within a spectacular upturned nest structure surrounded by water. The Nidito beach and poolside bar is Nido’s little sister, serving cocktails and an enticing array of light bites, including incredible fish tacos.

Every now and again a resort truly stops us in our tracks. Designed by mexican architect miguel ángel aragonés, Viceroy Los Cabos doesn’t look quite like anything we’ve seen before, with its futuristic all-white architecture, mirrored pools and nest-like lattice structures. What’s more, there is some serious substance to back up the style, including luxurious lig ht-flooded accommodation, zingy mexican haute cuisine and superb fitness and wellness facilities, all set along a beautiful golden beach.

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Best Time to Travel to Viceroy Los Cabos

Baja California and Riviera Nayarit, two stunning regions on Mexico's Pacific coast, offer travelers diverse experiences year-round.

In Baja California, the best time to visit is during the fall and winter months, from October to April. This is when the weather is pleasantly warm, and the sea is perfect for activities like whale watching and snorkeling. Explore the vibrant city of Tijuana, savor the culinary delights of Ensenada, and marvel at the marine life in La Paz and Cabo San Lucas. Baja California is also a paradise for surfers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Riviera Nayarit, on the other hand, is a year-round destination. From November to April, the region enjoys dry and sunny weather, making it ideal for beach lovers and golf enthusiasts. The charming town of Sayulita and the upscale resorts in Punta Mita offer relaxation and water sports. If you prefer a quieter experience, visit during the shoulder seasons of May to October when you can enjoy lower prices and fewer crowds.

Both regions boast a rich culinary scene, with fresh seafood and traditional Mexican dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. Whether you're seeking adventure, relaxation, or cultural exploration, Baja California and Riviera Nayarit offer a diverse range of experiences against the backdrop of Mexico's stunning Pacific coastline.

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