We are a family owned and operated rental management company, predominantly for non-resident owners, who share our same love of La Paz. We look after their properties and when they are not in town we take care of them and welcome other like minded visitors to stay in their homes. Every home is unique, but they all have one thing in common. This is that they are very well looked after and will make a great place to stay for your time here in La Paz. If you are interested in hearing more about us or are interested in purchasing a home in our beautiful city then please do not hesitate to get in touch as I also work as a Realtor here in La Paz and we will do our best to help you. We are both fluent in both English and Spanish and are on hand to provide you with our expert support and guidance.

IMPORTANT TO NOTE: The area experiences water shortages where at times you can be without water for 4-5 hours. Recycled water is an easy alternative to help us, and the environment, with the shortage of water resources. We ask that you please use water consciously, turning it off when it's absolutely not needed and recycle your shower water for times when needed to flush the toilet. (Simply place the bucket under the running shower while you wait for the water to warm up and use it later, if needed, to flush the bathroom). The TVs are equipped with streaming services to provide various entertainment options. Please note that cable channels are not available. Please refrain from consuming food or beverages in the living room. Please follow all pool rules at the complex. All guests must wear swimwear. Entry to the pool area is permitted only when wearing suitable swimwear. Please note that the pool is not heated. We provide some basic essentials complimentary upon arrival (note: these are not replenished): drinking water, a roll of paper towels, a set of napkins, a sponge, liquid soap & trash bags. And in each bathroom, you’ll find a roll of toilet paper, some liquid hand soap, a bar of soap for the shower, shampoo, and bath towels. Please keep in mind that any damaged or lost items such as towels, sheets, blankets, broken armchairs, furniture or wall stains will be charged at the time of check out. Electricity is not included for long-term stays of 15 nights or more. There’s a 56 USD weekly electricity fee in this case, charged on the day of check in. A security deposit may be required prior to arrival or at check-in, subject to the booking platform used to make the reservation. This fee is charged as a credit card transaction and refunded after check-out, provided all terms are met. Guests will be requested to sign a Rental Agreement upon booking confirmation. There is a penalty of 20.00 USD for late check-outs.

Located between El Sargento and La Ventana, in the Club Cerralvo Condominiums. The complex provides breathtaking views of the beach and sea, plus a large condo swimming pool with chaise lounges and umbrellas. The hotel has kayaks and shaded lounge areas, BBQ grills and firepit area all by the pool and available to guests. North of the condo is El Sargento and south is La Ventana. This area along La Ventana Bay is wonderful for enjoying the beauty of a true Mexican fishing village away from the bustling town center. This area is perfect for outdoor adventures and water sports, especially kite surfing! But you’ll have options for fishing, spear fishing, diving, snorkeling, mountain biking, hiking and more. You’ll be about 40 min from La Paz city center and about 2 hours from San José del Cabo. Here is a list of other top ACTIVITIES & ATTRACTIONS in the La Ventana Bay area: - Kitesurfing, Kayaking or SUP Paddleboarding La Ventana Bay - Hikes & beach walks & snorkeling at Punta Gorda! - Mountain biking – La Ventana has world-class mountain biking. - Visit Isla Cerralvo – a 2,400 ft high uninhabited island where you can go on an organized tour with a full day of snorkeling, drink and food, diving or fishing on/around the Island. - CATCH A LA VENTANA BAY SUNSET! In the La Paz area: - Sea Lions at Los Islotes at Espiritu Santo Island - Whale watching tours or just go sailing or boating on the water - Swim with Whale Sharks (when in season Oct 1 to April 30) - Go to the Beach! Best beaches: - Balandra Beach - Playa el Tesoro - Pichilingue Beach - Ensenada Grande - Go off-Roading at nearby desert terrain - Sandboarding the sand dunes at El Mogote - Stroll along the Malecón (waterfront promenade)/explore the marina - See the Cathedral of La Paz (Catedral de Nuestra Señora de La Paz), - Go to a museum. There’s a Whale Museum and a Mining History Museum - CATCH A LA PAZ BAY SUNSET! SHOPPING: - La Paz Centro you’ll find lots of shops & Artisan markets