Zadún, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Zadún spreads low-rise suites and villas between desert dunes and the Sea of Cortez, with private plunge pools, personal hosts, a major spa and some of Los Cabos’ most refined resort dining.
Zadún, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve occupies a quiet coastal site in Puerto Los Cabos, east of historic San José del Cabo. The resort’s low-rise buildings follow the desert contours, allowing the Sea of Cortez and surrounding dunes to dominate the view.
Accommodation consists of spacious suites and villas designed for indoor-outdoor living. Private terraces, plunge pools and natural materials make even the entry categories feel residential, while the largest villas add multiple bedrooms and expansive pools.
Each stay is supported by a dedicated tosoani, or private attendant, who coordinates dining, activities and day-to-day requests. This personal service is central to the Reserve concept and helps the large grounds feel easy to navigate.
Spa Alkemia draws on local ingredients and traditions, while several pools, beach access, fitness programming and nearby golf provide a broad resort experience. Dining ranges from casual Mexican cooking to Humo’s fire-led tasting menus and seafood beside the water.
Zadún is best for travelers who want contemporary architecture, privacy and serious service rather than the social scene of Cabo San Lucas. Its desert setting and restrained design make it one of Los Cabos’ most complete luxury retreats.