Todos Santos is unlike anywhere else in Los Cabos — and that’s the point. Nestled on the Pacific side of the Baja Peninsula, this pueblo mágico is known for its creative energy, quiet beaches, and blend of colonial history with modern design. It attracts buyers who value culture, privacy, and authenticity.
Once a hidden surf town, Todos Santos has become a sought-after destination for boutique developers, designers, and second-home buyers seeking a different kind of Baja lifestyle — one that’s slower, soulful, and deeply connected to nature.
Centro Histórico
The heart of the town — a walkable grid of art galleries, cafés, restaurants, and boutique hotels. Colonial architecture, vibrant colors, and year-round cultural events make this area popular for full-time residents and travelers alike.
La Poza
Tucked near the ocean and bordered by wetlands, La Poza is home to luxury homes, boutique developments, and unobstructed views. Known for its quiet charm and sunset walks.
Las Tunas / Las Playitas
Just north of town along the Pacific. A mix of oceanfront estates, off-grid homes, and raw land with mountain and sea views. Popular with builders, designers, and wellness entrepreneurs.
Pescadero
A laid-back village about 10–15 minutes south of Todos Santos. Home to farmland, open-air restaurants, surf shacks, and emerging communities near the beach.
Cerritos Beach Area
The most swimmable and social beach near Todos Santos. Strong for vacation rentals and lifestyle properties. Known for surf schools, cafés, and low-rise development.
Close to the Sierra de la Laguna mountains with trails, horseback riding, and wildlife encounters. Nearby farms offer local produce, events, and workshops.
Buyers who want something different. Artists, entrepreneurs, boutique investors, and those looking for a lifestyle rooted in creativity and nature are drawn here. Whether it’s a farm parcel to build a modern desert home or a tucked-away beach casita to escape the crowds, Todos Santos appeals to those who value quality over flash — and space to do things their way.
Is Todos Santos a good place to live full-time?
Yes — especially for buyers who value quiet, community, and cultural authenticity. While it lacks the commercial density of Cabo, it offers a vibrant local scene, walkability, and natural beauty. Many full-time expats and remote workers live here year-round.
Can I build my own home here or buy land?
Yes. Raw land and custom home builds are common in Las Tunas, Pescadero, and the hills surrounding town. Be sure to verify utilities, access, and zoning. Some areas are off-grid and require water delivery and solar.
What’s the difference between Todos Santos and Pescadero?
Todos Santos is a historic town with galleries and events. Pescadero is more rural and agricultural, with beach homes, farmland, and open-space builds. Both offer lifestyle value — Pescadero is often more affordable.
Are beaches in Todos Santos swimmable?
Some are, some aren’t. Cerritos Beach is swimmable year-round. La Poza and La Pastora are scenic but not safe for swimming due to currents. Always check conditions locally.
Is there a strong rental market near Cerritos?
Yes. Cerritos Beach has consistent vacation demand, especially for surf travelers, families, and seasonal visitors. Homes and casitas with ocean proximity do well as rentals.
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