La Paz is the sister city to Redondo Beach, California, and offers a spectacular 5 km Malecon, or Boardwalk, along the water’s edge, providing a public walkway, cycle path, and occasional art exhibits in this incredible setting. An assortment of bars and restaurants provides a variety choices for fine dining, and casual eateries. La Paz is surrounded on three sides by the calm turquoise waters of the Sea of Cortez, making it a safer and more attractive area for swimming and water sports than the rougher, dangerous seas of Los Cabos, at Land’s End. The city can accessed either through Manuel Márquez de León International Airport, or the more bustling Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) less than two hours to the south.

Both of which offer commercial flights as well as FBO terminals for those choosing to arrive by private jet. La Paz has an increasing number of individuals with significant net worth have choosing it their winter hideaway over the more commercialized Cabo and celebrity sightings are frequent. However, La Paz is still a very well-kept secret for much of the world’s population. It’s just waiting for you to come and discover. Many will aspire to owning a residence at Playa de La Paz, but only a few will attain it. Will you be one of them?