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The beach is a central part of the resort, with swimming possible when local sea conditions permit. Kayaking, paddleboarding and boat excursions give the coastline a purpose beyond the view. There are seven pools, including a lap pool, two family pools, an adults-only pool and three Arroyo pools. East Cape Pool is the adults-only setting; the Family Pool has a gradual entry that echoes the shoreline. Ocean Pool looks over the Sea of Cortez, while the lap pool sits beside the fitness center. Cabanas and poolside dining support longer afternoons outside.

The hotel inventory comprises 114 guest rooms and 27 suites, totaling 141; residences are a separate part of the accommodation selection. Guerin Glass Architects shaped the contemporary buildings, with accommodation furnishings by TAL Studios. Wood, stone, plaster and metal bring texture to the design. Ocean-View Rooms measure 680 square feet and have a king bed or two doubles, with the double-bed layout accommodating two adults and two children. Garden and partial-ocean-view plunge-pool categories give outdoor space a different emphasis, so a private pool does not necessarily mean a full sea view.

The Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite separates its living and sleeping areas within 1,020 square feet. It has a king bed and sofa bed, accommodating three adults or two adults and two children. A sliding glass wall connects the main bathroom to the terrace, alongside twin vanities, an oversized shower and a freestanding tub. There is also a guest bathroom with a shower. An outdoor dining table for four makes the terrace a useful place for a meal brought through in-room dining.

Closer to the docks, the Marina Ocean-View Two-Bedroom Residence has 2,842 square feet of combined indoor and outdoor space. A terrace plunge pool faces the Sea of Cortez, and three full bathrooms include a soaking tub in the primary bathroom. Bed arrangements vary between residences in this category. The proximity to the marina gives this address particular appeal for guests planning yacht excursions, while the living space accommodates time together between outings.

The Three-Bedroom Beachfront Presidential Villa takes a different position, with direct beach access and a private pool deck. Its show kitchen can become the setting for a meal prepared by a private chef, arranged on request. Three principal bathrooms have sliding glass walls toward the terrace, with an additional guest bathroom and an outdoor shower. A Four Seasons Personal Assistant coordinates arrangements, and refrigerator stocking is available for guests who prefer to prepare some meals themselves.

Estiatorio Milos brings a Greek seafood tradition to the beachfront. Local catches share the menu with Mediterranean seafood, prepared with the restraint associated with the restaurant. Breakfast and dinner both use the coastal setting, and the outdoor bar and lounge provide another place to sit before a meal. A tower of lightly fried zucchini and eggplant with cheese and tzatziki is one of the recognizable dishes connecting this Baja restaurant to its wider family.

Casa de Brasa is a contemporary Mexican grill, with regional ingredients and dishes such as charcoal-grilled octopus. Its open-air setting suits lunch after the beach, and a children's menu makes it accessible to families. Zest is more intimate: a single table in the chef's garden seats up to 12 guests for a nine-course tasting menu. The menu follows the garden and the season, with one reservation taking the table for the evening. Its small scale makes it a distinct option for a group celebration.

The wider Costa Palmas Marina Village adds another dining setting, connected to the resort by water taxi. Mozza Baja is Nancy Silverton's Italian restaurant around the village courtyard, with a wood-fired pizza oven and outdoor lounge. Chiki has a cantina-inspired interior by Martin Brudnizki, with murals and mosaics alongside its Mexican-inspired cocktails and Asian-influenced food. These venues belong to the broader Costa Palmas setting. Within the resort, 24-hour in-room dining allows a meal to stay on your own terrace.

At Costa Palmas Golf Club, Robert Trent Jones II's design follows the land through dunes, higher ground and the marina landscape. Those three sections give the course a changing outlook as the fairways move toward the water. The resort can arrange tee times, private lessons and caddie services. Golf is part of the wider Costa Palmas community, allowing a round to fit into a beach stay without a journey back toward the Cabo corridor.

Oasis Spa has ten stand-alone treatment rooms, including two couples' suites, with indoor and outdoor spaces. Agua Serena pairs its treatment room with a private plunge pool and soaking tub. Massage and body treatments use local oils and sea salts from Basati, while facials and a Rossano Ferretti salon extend the selection. Hydrotherapy facilities, a steam room and a sauna are also part of the spa.

The 24-hour fitness center and sports club were developed with Harley Pasternak. The exercise space includes gym equipment, two tennis courts and a basketball court, with the lap pool nearby. This gives guests room for a regular workout or a game with companions, while yoga and beach fitness classes add an outdoor option.

Roadrunners, the Kids For All Seasons program, welcomes children aged four to 12 for supervised activities. Piñata making, seashell hunts, cycling and basketball connect creative play with time outside. Teens have their own center and activities such as billiards, ping-pong and beach volleyball. Babysitting can be arranged separately, and the resort provides childproofing items and children's menus.

The Adventure Concierge arranges trips into the foothills of the Sierra de la Laguna, including guided off-road drives and hikes toward the waterfall at Sol de Mayo. At sea, fishing charters and sunset cruises depart through the marina. Cabo Pulmo adds snorkeling and diving to a longer East Cape itinerary, with guided excursions arranged by the resort. The reef visit is an outing beyond Costa Palmas, not snorkeling directly off the hotel beach, and activities on the water depend on weather and sea conditions.