King Neptune surveys his dominion at Rosé.
Today we are taking a closer look at Rosé Resort & Spa, one of the Pueblo Bonito sister resorts. If you have already read my Cabo San Lucas trip overview, you will be a little familiar with Rosé. Rosé Resort & Spa is located near Sunset Beach, a short and scenic 20 minute drive by the resort shuttle bus. With its buildings painted in pink hues and various Grecian and Roman statues throughout the property, Rosé exudes a more passionate atmosphere which is perfect for vacationing couples. There is an air of romanticism at Rosé and it is amplified by a smaller and much more intimate setting.
Being a smaller resort, Rosé has fewer on-site restaurants but it features one that guests rave about. Due to time constraints we did not get to try the famed Italian cuisine of Fellini’s Ristorante, but guests from all Pueblo Bonito resorts will tell you how delicious it is. Instead, we opted for the more casual Sunsets and Sushi Bar located right on El Médano beach. It was the perfect place for us to unwind, observe the activity on the shoreline and soak in the incredible view of the extreme Southern end of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula.
OVERLOOKING THE SEA OF CORTEZ
Pueblo Bonito Los Cabos Resort
We did not have the pleasure of visiting Rose's next door neighbor, Pueblo Bonito Los Cabos (formerly Pueblo Bonito "Blanco"), but loved the bright, Mediterranean style of the resort.
Formerly known as Pueblo Bonito “Blanco”, the Los Cabos sister resort offers an incredible view of the Baja Peninsula and Sea of Cortez.
Be sure to check back soon to view my next post, a closer look into the local cuisine of Cabo San Lucas.
Technical Info: All images captured using the Fujifilm x100F, an incredible fixed-lens compact camera. I have since upgraded to the Fujifilm x100V.
