A place where memories abound and linger.

How many interesting experiences can one place deliver? At Hacienda, it's quite a few - the beach, poolside, the Spa, the Marina, the town and within walking distance to shuttles for attractions beyond downtown Cabo San Lucas. From riding ATVs out in the desert, to parasailing above the Sea of Cortez, to snorkeling at Land's End, there's something for everyone and every age in Cabo San Lucas.

The sun, sand and sea.

Hacienda enjoys a quarter mile of prime beachfront on the best beach in all of Los Cabos - Playa Medano. Medano Beach takes on a different personality throughout the day. It's quiet in the morning when the waters of the Sea of Cortez are glassy. It radiates playful energy in the afternoon from the beach combers and procession of boats, and shimmers under the moonlight in the evening. If you want a change of scenery, hop aboard a panga and taxi over to Lover's Beach at the southernmost tip of the cape. You'll have the rare opportunity to take a dip in two bodies of water - the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez - at the same beach.

Make the most of your time in the surf and on the sand at the Hacienda Beach Activity Center. You'll find everything you need for virtually any activity- kayaks, paddle boards, snorkeling equipment, footballs, soccer balls, boards games and much more. All activities are complimentary to Hacienda owners and guests and available on a first come, first served basis.

The sport-fishing capital of the world.

For some, there is one overriding reason to frequent Los Cabos, and it starts at the Cabo San Lucas Marina...Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna, Dorado, Wahoo, Roosterfish and Amberjack. It's simply one of the most famous sport-fishing spots on earth. Here, where the Sea of Cortez meets the mighty Pacific Ocean, a nutrient-rich environment exists that supports more than 650 species of marine life. At the Marina, you can book anything from a yacht, perfect for the pursuit of Marlin, to a panga - just what you need to hook smaller species like Dorado. In order to conserve precious resources, catch-and-release is gaining big support in the Los Cabo region.