The contemporary Mexican design of the CostaBaja Beach Club evokes a feeling of casual elegance, with two large internally-lit cactus sculptures towering over a spectacular stacked wood bar. The heartbeat of the resort, the CostaBaja Beach Club is designed to allow you to be as active or relaxed as you like. In addition to the stunning infinity pool and shady lounging opportunities, you can stroll along the beach or venture out in one of the kayaks or sailboats and explore the Sea of Cortez.

Equipped with every modern service and convenience you could hope for, Marina CostBaja offers the host of first-class amenities that you've come to expect from a premier resort. An ideal, protected location and 24-hour staff and security, you can rest completely assured when you tie up your vessel here. And when you return from your adventures at sea, you can catch up with friends, share sailor's tales, enjoy the gastronomic delights, or relax with a sunset cocktail in the lively Marina Village. Then meander the few steps to your Baja property, and wonder at a desert sky sprinkled with stars from your own private terrace in Mexico.

The Best Location The premier, double-basin Marina at CostaBaja is surrounded by deserted islands, stunning white beaches, sandy bays and magnificent volcanic mountains. The Marina is nestled in a protected location and offers the closest proximity to the Sea of Cortez. Aptly named "The World's Aquarium" by Jacques Cousteau and appointed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Sea of Cortez is a naturalists' delight. Imagine dolphins frolicking in front of your boat; the majestic sight of migrating gray whales; groups of elegant manta rays undulating though the waters; and colonies of comical sea lions lazing on rocky outcrops.

Mexico's Sea of Cortez and its rugged Midriff Islands are host to some of the best sport-fishing spots in the world. Here, game fish abound, including blue, black and striped marlin, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, big dorado, and large bottom fish such as pargo (red snapper), amberjack, cabrilla (Baja grouper), and the tackle-sizzling roosterfish!