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Los Cerritos, Baja California Sur   

Nestled between the Sierra Laguna mountains and the Pacific ocean, XKANA is in Los Cerritos, a stretch of untouched coastline just south of Todos Santos and Pescadero.  Here, the desert embraces the sea with elemental grace—and every structure rises in quiet response to the land.

This is not Cabo. This is not urban. This is raw, real Baja—still wild, still golden, still yours.

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Travel Logistics

​XKANA is easily accessible yet remains beautifully secluded.

XKANA is tucked just south of Todos Santos and El Pescadero in the town of Los Cerritos—a destination that feels secluded yet is surprisingly accessible. The journey here sets the tone for the destination: open desert highways, glimpses of the ocean, and a growing sense of stillness as you arrive—then you arrive to the vibrant and booming area of Cerritos, reflecting a newly discovered oasis by the sea. It’s Malibu in the 60’s —only now, it’s Baja. 

 

Nearest Airport: Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) – approx. 45-minutes by car
Direct flights available from 32-U.S. and 11-Canadian cities, plus Germany!
From SJD: 45-min Scenic drive up Highway 19 along the Pacific coast
From Todos Santos: 10–15 minutes south by car
From La Paz (LAP): 90 minutes via the Pacific route 1
Car rentals, shuttles, and private transfers are readily available from both airports.

 

XKANA is remote enough to disconnect—but close enough to stay connected to what’s needed.

Listen as one of our founders discusses the Baja lifestyle and vision

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Why Baja?

Because the light is golden, the land is wild, and the opportunities are real.

With a sun-soaked climate year-round and breezy Pacific evenings, the environment invites presence and slowness. The lifestyle is shaped by simplicity and richness—surfing at sunrise, long lunches in town, afternoons spent among nature, art, or quiet. Unlike other coastal destinations, Baja offers space without crowds, luxury without pretense.

Beyond its beauty, Baja is remarkably accessible—just a two-hour flight from Los Angeles, with direct routes from many major U.S. cities. As demand grows, so does its value: the region is emerging as a second-home haven, offering a rare blend of personal retreat and thoughtful investment. It’s also home to a creative, globally connected community of surfers, designers, entrepreneurs, and seekers. Here, you don’t just arrive—you belong.

Baja isn’t just a destination. It’s a return to clarity, to quiet, to what matters.

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