A relaxed, modern resort to arrive on the best beach in Los Cabos.
MILL VALLEY, CALIF. – Auberge Resorts Collection, internationally acclaimed owner and operator of boutique luxury hotels, resorts, residences and private clubs, announced it will manage VieVage Los Cabos, an intimate new beachfront resort currently in development on a treasured stretch of beachfront on the southern tip of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula. This will be the second property under Auberge’s new VieVage Hotels and Resorts lifestyle hospitality brand, which was introduced in June 2014. Poised to bring a vibrant, new resort experience to Los Cabos, the development’s Phase 1 will feature a boutique luxury resort with guest suites and contemporary beach villas for a total of 92 accommodations. The resort, nestled within the 1,200-acre Chileno Bay master development, will appeal to sophisticated travelers who appreciate a casual and active lifestyle, connecting with family and friends in an inviting, modern setting. The development is a partnership between SV Capital Partners and Red Group.
“With a collection that already includes the award-wining Esperanza resort, highly regarded as one of the premiere, ultra-luxury resorts on the Cabo coast, we now have the unique opportunity to create an entirely new Baja resort experience that complements Esperanza while also being completely different,” said Craig Reid, Chief Executive Officer, Auberge Resorts Collection. “Our new VieVage brand offers a youthful, casual approach for travelers who seek adventure at home and beyond, with well-designed spaces, impeccable service, exciting local cuisine and world-class amenities.”
The VieVage Los Cabos experience will revolve around the beach that is renowned as the best in Cabo for its calm, swimmable waters, natural reef and family-friendly tide pools. In this idyllic setting where the desert meets the sea, endless opportunities for relaxation and recreation range from water activities including surfing, paddle boarding and snorkeling, to land adventures such as hiking or golf at the new Tom Fazio-designed golf course that is already being hailed as one of his best.
“We are excited to be part of Chileno Bay and VieVage Los Cabos, as this coastal stretch of Los Cabos enjoys a storied history and has the most beautiful beaches in Baja,” said Mark Harmon, Founder and Managing Partner, Auberge Resorts Collection. “We look forward to creating a relaxed and active vacation getaway at this incomparable location.”
Designed by Glazier Le Architecture of Burlingame, Calif., with interior design from BAMO of San Francisco, the contemporary “baja” suites and villas at VieVage Los Cabos effortlessly embody the relaxed, effortless living that is authentic to the region. The elegant modern structures maximize ocean views and indoor-outdoor living, all within a coastal-cool design aesthetic that complements the surrounding landscape. The interior design offers organic modernism with an edge and features fine craftsmanship and bespoke furnishings including wood-slab table tops with live edges, light fixtures crafted from found objects, earthy, natural materials and original art.
Amenities at VieVage Los Cabos will include a 138-meter, centerpiece pool complex with multiple levels, an oceanfront hot tub and fire pits. The main restaurant will offer artisanal cuisine in a relaxed setting under the stars, while a bevy of additional amenities will include a new Tom Fazio-designed golf course, an extensive spa, fitness center and movement studio, kids club, private residents’ lounge, and h2O Cave that serves as the resort’s watersports center.
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