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The bathroom is reached through wooden doors with studs made of steel. It has a pebbled rain shower and a deep tub with a curved form. The suite looks toward the sea and gardens. A sitting area shares the open interior with the bedroom, and glass doors lead to the furnished outdoor space.

In the pictured setting, a dark writing table and a chair with carved legs stand near tall doors. Louvered panels flank these doors. A padded armchair with a dark frame sits beside a cabinet with drawers and a television. Curved trim runs across the ceiling opening, with patterned fabric around the sleeping area.

A pale floor runs toward the glass, contrasting with the furniture's warm wood tones. A cylindrical bedside lamp with a shade stands against the panelled headboard. Outside, a small table and chairs sit behind a pale patterned railing, with palms beyond its edge.

The room has separate sleeping and sitting areas, with broad windows facing the coast. It belongs to the Casa Tres Palmas setting, close to the resort’s shared Agua Pool. The indoor layout opens towards a furnished outdoor space, while the bathroom includes a shower and pale surfaces.

One interior divides the sleeping area from the seating with a wide wall opening. A built-in cushioned window bench sits at the division, dressed with red patterned cushions. A dark framed chair and round table furnish the sitting space, and multi-pane glass doors frame the sea beyond.

Wood-toned ceiling beams cross the pale room, with sheer and heavier curtains at the outdoor openings. The furniture uses dark frames against light upholstery and flooring. A broad table and a shaded lamp are visible at the edge of this arrangement.

Sleeping and sitting spaces share an open-plan interior with fabrics woven by hand, ceramics and carved wooden furniture. The bathroom has a sculpted travertine tub and a pebbled rain shower. Large glass doors lead outside, while local art and tiled finishes add regional detail.

In the pictured bedroom, a pale sofa sits beneath a round mirror with a carved dark frame. Pale doors with dark studs stand to either side, with an opening to the bathroom on the left. A dark writing table faces the sleeping space. A tall panelled cabinet has drawers below its doors.

Pale Roman blinds cover the narrow windows beside the sofa. A floor lamp with a shade stands against cream walls. Blue and red patterned cushions rest on the seats, and warm wood-toned trim runs along the ceiling above this shared room.

The suite has a sitting area and a bathroom with a sculpted tub and rain shower. Mexican design features in fabrics and furniture made by hand. Planting surrounds the sea-facing outdoor space, with room for lounge furniture between the suite and the water.

In the pictured outdoor setting, a broad arch shelters a wooden sofa and a round dining table. Curtains can be drawn to the sides of the arched opening. The wooden sofa has pale upholstery, with blue cushions against it. Paving in irregular shapes runs from the covered seating toward the poolside area.

Pale loungers have cushions and stand beside the curved edge of the water. Low walls and greenery form the boundaries of this outdoor space, whose open edge looks toward the sea. Chairs with dark frames and a round table with a pale top stand in the shaded dining corner. The arch forms the connection between the suite’s interior and these seats in the outdoor space.

A separate bedroom and lounge divide the sleeping and living spaces. The marble ensuite has a bath and shower, with a dining area elsewhere indoors. Local art and furniture made by hand bring Mexican detail to the room. Glass doors open toward the oceanfront.

In the pictured bedroom, two pale armchairs and a small table sit beside the bed on a brown geometric rug. Near the full-height doors, a pale tufted chair stands at a dark writing table. Orange patterned inserts mark the panelled headboard, with blue and turquoise cushions against its dark frame.

Floor-length curtains line the glass, and lamps with shades stand near the writing and sleeping areas. A pale balustrade with openings borders the outdoor space. Striped cushions rest on the lounge chairs. Light flooring runs through the room, alongside furniture in dark wood tones.

Set on the second or third floor, the room occupies one of two buildings near the shore. Its furnished outdoor space faces the bay. The interior includes a sitting area and a marble bathroom with a shower fitted with two heads. The layout provides room for both a writing table and lounge furniture.

One furnished setting has a pale sofa beneath a large horse artwork. Blue and red cushions bring colour to the seats, with a striped rug beneath a round table and a dark framed armchair. A blue upholstered chair sits at the writing table, beside a cabinet and shaded floor lamps.

Tall glass doors lead out from the sitting area, with sheer curtains and heavier drapes at the sides. Pale flooring runs through the bedroom, while patterned fabrics and carved furniture give this particular interior its Mexican character.

The interior combines living and dining spaces with a bedroom and a bathroom containing a bath, rain shower and twin vanities. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open wide onto the furnished patio. Artwork by local artists decorates the interior. An adjoining suite can be connected on request.

One living-room setting has a pale L-shaped sofa that seats four below a large horse artwork. A round pale-topped table and dark framed armchair stand on a striped rug. A pierced side table sits at the sofa end, with patterned chairs around a separate dining table beyond the seats.

A tall dark-framed mirror and paneled door openings line the pale wall. Blue cushions and chevron fabrics add colour to the shared room. A shaded chandelier hangs over the dining side, while a ceiling fan sits above the lounge with warm wood-toned ceiling trim.

A separate bedroom opens toward a lounge with dining space. The suite's interior has broad windows as well as flagstone floors and dark wood accents. Local artwork adds Mexican character to the living spaces. A wraparound outdoor area provides a setting for open-air meals.

The pictured bedroom has a dark headboard with orange patterned panels along its sides. A lamp with a pale cylindrical shape stands at the bedside. Floor-length curtains frame the glass doors, with part of a cushioned outdoor seat visible beyond them. Blue cushions rest on the bed beside a patterned throw, adding colour against the warm wood tones of the furniture.

The ensuite is finished in marble and has a bath as well as a spacious shower. Bath amenities are provided in the room. The interior pairs local materials and décor made by hand with soft lighting.

In Casa Playa or Casa Sirena, a split-level interior places the sleeping area above the lower living space. Spanish-style details appear against the suite's bright white walls. Next to the bedroom, the marble bathroom includes a rainfall shower and a deep tub. A walk-in wardrobe serves the sleeping area. Full-height glass doors open from the lounge towards the coast, making the change in level a distinct part of the suite’s layout.

In one arrangement, a low dividing wall and a visible step separate the raised bed from the seating. A pale sofa and dark-framed armchair furnish the lower area. A red rug runs through the lounge, while a round carved mirror and shaded chandelier decorate the pale interior.

Warm wood-toned trim follows the ceiling and the curved upper corners. Patterned inserts frame the headboard, with blue cushions on the bed and red cushions on the sofa. The glass doors keep the outdoor outlook visible from the lower seats.

An entrance hall leads to the lounge and dining area, with the bedroom beyond this shared living space. The ensuite has a sculpted freestanding tub and rain shower. Soft chairs furnish the outdoor sitting space. Local art and textiles bring accents of blue, white and cream to the interior.

The pictured bedroom has an orange-patterned panel on its headboard, with narrow windows to either side. Roman blinds cover these windows. Pale doors with studs flank the sleeping area. The two armchairs have dark frames and padding, and face a small round table on a geometric rug. Trim in warm wood tones runs around the ceiling above this group of seats.

Lamps with shades stand beside the bed against the darker headboard. Patterned blue cushions rest on the bedding, while cream walls and light flooring frame the furniture's darker tones.

The family layout links adjoining rooms, each with a sitting area and bathroom of its own. Sleeping and lounge areas are distinct, with outdoor living spaces extending from the rooms toward the coast. Showers serve the bathrooms. The exact position and outdoor layout vary between the available options.

In the pictured interior, a low wall with a capped top divides the sleeping area from a pale sofa. A padded chair with a dark frame and a round table stand beside tall glass doors. A smaller window has a Roman blind. Sheer curtains and heavier drapes frame the larger outdoor opening.

The wall's capped top has a broad textured surface, with light flooring on either side. Patterned cushions rest on the sofa and chair. Outside, a rough low wall borders the seats. Pale paving runs from the glass doors toward a small open-air sitting area.

Doors with studs, detailed textiles and tiles painted by hand add Mexican character to separate living and dining spaces. The bathroom has a double rain shower, a deep soaking tub and twin vanities. Glass doors open toward the garden and coast, with outdoor space beside the suite.

In the pictured bedroom, orange patterned panels flank a dark headboard between narrow windows. Pale Roman blinds and lamps with shades sit against cream walls. Warm wood-toned trim runs along the ceiling edge, while blue cushions and a patterned throw add colour to the sleeping space.

Two padded armchairs with dark frames face a small round table on a geometric rug. Pale doors with dark studs stand beside the sleeping area. Light flooring runs through the interior shown.

The master bedroom has its own ensuite, while the second bedroom includes a lounge space. A larger shared living and dining area joins the rooms, and each bedroom opens towards the sea. Two bathrooms have rain showers.

In one living-room arrangement, a pale sofa and a dark framed padded chair surround a round pale-topped table. A large horse artwork hangs above the sofa, with blue and geometric cushions along the seats. Tall glass doors are framed by sheer curtains and heavier drapes, with a shaded table lamp at the sofa end.

The outdoor opening looks past a pale patterned balustrade towards the water. Light flooring continues beneath the seats, and warm wood-toned furniture contrasts with the cream upholstery. A circular open base supports the table.

The suite has separate sleeping and living spaces. Sliding glass doors reach from floor to ceiling and open towards the coast. A dining area forms part of the indoor layout, while local art, tiles and textiles give the rooms a Mexican character. The bedroom has its own ensuite, with a deep tub and a tiled rainfall shower.

In one bedroom setting, broad ceiling beams extend over pale boards. A shaded chandelier hangs above a pair of pale armchairs and a round table with an open circular base. Near the glass doors, a dark writing table stands with an upholstered chair. Orange patterned inserts frame the sides of the paneled headboard.

Blue cushions and a patterned bed throw bring colour to the pale interior. Floor-length curtains frame the outdoor opening, where chairs and a small table stand behind a low rough wall.

Travertine flooring runs through the room, and a walk-in shower serves the bathroom. The sleeping space opens towards the coast, with a sitting area indoors. Its oceanfront setting is shared by several room locations within Casa Mañanitas, Casa Margaritas and Casa Tres Palmas.

One bedroom has a dark paneled headboard with orange patterned side inserts. Red and geometric cushions bring colour to the bed, and shaded lamps stand on bedside tables. A writing table with a blue upholstered chair sits near a doorway, with a pale sofa at the side of the sleeping area.

The light floor has a mottled pattern. A hanging lantern marks the passage beyond the desk, and framed fruit artwork hangs on the pale wall by the writing area. Dark wood-toned furniture provides a clear contrast with the upholstery and floor.

A master suite connects to the second bedroom, with living and dining spaces forming the shared part of the layout. Each sleeping room opens onto its own sea-facing outdoor area. Two bathrooms provide rain showers, and the ground-floor position brings the furnished outdoor spaces close to the shore.

One living and dining room has a pale corner sofa around a round pale-topped table on a striped rug. Beyond the seats, patterned dining chairs surround a dark table beside an open shelved niche. Pale studded doors and a tall dark-framed mirror line the wall, beneath warm wood-toned ceiling trim.

A small shaded chandelier hangs over the shared space. Blue patterned cushions add colour along the sofa, and a dark framed armchair sits at the edge of the rug. Light flooring continues into the dining area, with carved table legs beside the seating.

In Casa Mañanitas, the master bedroom has a bathroom ensuite, while a separate bathroom serves the second sleeping room. Expansive living and dining areas form the shared indoor space between the two sleeping rooms. From here, the interior opens onto a terrace overlooking the Sea of Cortez.

In the pictured outdoor setting, the daybed has a wooden frame and cushions, with a broad pale overhang above it. A pale decorative balustrade stands behind the daybed, together with a horizontal railing. Patterned cushions add colour to this wooden seating. The outlook from the covered setting reaches past the lawns and palms toward the shore.

The bathrooms are fitted with twin vanities. The second bedroom has an individual lounge area of its own. Each sleeping room opens onto its own outdoor space facing the sea, with beach access linking the accommodation to the shoreline.

The beachfront layout separates sleeping and living spaces, with an indoor dining area. Mexican tiles feature in a marble bathroom with a rain shower indoors and outside. A sculpted bath also forms part of the bedroom setting. Full-height openings frame the coast from the shared rooms and their outdoor extension.

The pictured outdoor setting has a section of water lined with blue tiles. Visible steps and ledges shaped like benches form part of this water section. Pale paving and low rough walls border its sides. Palms rise beside the edge, with a dark wooden daybed and large lanterns in the surrounding space.

Cushioned loungers stand beneath the building's overhang. Wood-toned frames and pale upholstery contrast with blue tile and stone-coloured paving. Beyond the shaded seats, the open edge faces the sea. Planting grows between the water and the terrace walls.

The ground-floor layout links a master bedroom to another sleeping room. Living and dining spaces sit between these private areas. Each bedroom opens to its own outdoor setting with sea views. Rain showers serve the two bathrooms, with direct beach access from the outdoor spaces.

In the pictured living room, a pale corner sofa sits around a round table on a striped rug. Farther into the room, chevron-patterned chairs surround a dining table beside a recess with open shelves. Pale doors with studs frame this area, with a tall mirror in a dark frame and a small shaded chandelier.

Blue patterned cushions line the sofa. Warm wood-toned trim runs along the ceiling above light flooring in the lounge and dining area. A chair with a dark frame and table supports with carved details add to the seating's design.

A private foyer and landing are shared between two adjoining junior suites. The sitting areas are separate, with one for each of the junior suites. The bedrooms each have a bathroom of their own, with a soaking tub and rain shower. The indoor-outdoor layout faces the sea and gardens.

In the pictured bedroom, a dark writing table with spiral legs stands near the bed. Beside it sits a padded chair with a patterned back. Tall louvered panels stand to either side of a broad opening that faces the outdoors. Orange patterned inserts border the wood-toned headboard, and a pale ceiling edge runs above the glass.

A striped rug lies at the foot of the sleeping area. Patterned cushions and carved furniture bring Mexican detail to this pale room. Outside, a cushioned wooden daybed sits behind a pale railing with openings. The coastal outlook extends past the garden surrounding the room.

Sleeping, dining and living quarters occupy the upper level, with glass walls opening onto a wraparound terrace. Four dining spaces can host gatherings of up to 25 people. The lower level includes recreation spaces, a sunken fire pit and reflection pools.

A private gated driveway lined with greenery and flowering plants leads to the villa. Gardens and tall cacti surround the building. A reserved cabana on Pelican Beach has four daybeds. Daybeds, hammocks and a thatched palapa furnish the terrace, with an alfresco dining area and a hot tub beside the outdoor living spaces.

One poolside arrangement has a long pool bordered by pale decking and open rooms. Round cushioned daybeds sit under large parasols, while a thatched shelter covers a seat at the far end. A stepped water section has a transparent side, and stairs with dark railings run beside the pool.

Wide glass walls slide back from the living room toward the oceanfront. The villa has a private office and separate quarters for a butler. Outside, an open-air lounge, fire pit and thatched palapa surround the pool and hot tub. Steps lead down to the shore.

The pictured living and dining space has exposed wood-toned ceiling boards and heavy beams. Pale sofas and tall-backed blue chairs stand facing the long tables. Between these seats are stools with turquoise padding. A separate oval dining table has striped chairs beneath a chandelier with a shade. Colourful framed artworks hang along the pale wall.

Through the broad opening, the terrace can be seen from the seating. Pale paving stretches out across the outdoor area toward the loungers and the shelter with its thatched roof. Deep blue upholstery and patterned fabrics contrast with cream sofas and darker timber tones in this coastal setting.

A private foyer and landing join two oceanfront junior suites, each with its own sitting area. The two bathrooms combine soaking tubs with rain showers. Tall openings connect the indoor living spaces with the coast, while the adjoining layout preserves separate furnished rooms for the group.

A representative bedroom has a dark writing table with spiral legs and a padded chair beside the bed. A dark framed armchair and small blue table furnish the nearby seating. Tall louvered panels open towards a broad arch, where an outdoor table and chairs stand behind a rough low wall.

Red cushions and orange patterned inserts accent the wood-toned headboard. A striped rug lies across the pale flooring. The glass opening keeps the outdoor setting visible from the desk and seats.