My family and i love this place. especially in october when the water is so warm that ou can be 60-70' below with all the beautiful marine life and no need of a wet suit. it is a very laid back place and we have been bringing our 2 children down there almost every year since they were 8 months... more

My husband and I stayed here this year, and we were rather dissapointed with everything. We expected alot more. Don't really rate this hotel. more

I echo the comments made by other reviewers! Resort!? Define resort? This place is a god forsaken hole built around an ugly parking lot set back (note the 'set back', way back!) from an unispiring stretch of beach. The accomodation looked poor. Nobody seemed please apart from a bunch of loud idiots that knew the owner. This place has also... more

I stayed here for seven days in late March/early April 2009. This is a great spot if you enjoy nature, solitude, and snorkeling and diving. In fact, I hesitate to give it such a positive review because I’d like to keep this secret for myself. The “resort” (it’s not a resort in the traditional sense) consists of about 30 privately... more

Resort is great and very secluded the way Baja should be! We had the best time diving with Vickie(sp?) in Cabo Pulmo. Not only did we see massive amounts of fish and beatiful reefs, but we swam with a WHALE SHARK!!! Once in a lifetime experience, unless I get my butt back to Cabo Pulmo!!! Completely professional, small groups, and... more

We spent the week following Christmas this year at Cabo Pulmo. In many ways it lived up to our expectations of rustic Baja with a beautiful coastline but unfortunately we unknowingly chose the "windy season", and the wind did howl...4 out of the six days we were there it blew well over 25 knots. This made snorkeling impossible on those... more

For those looking to get away from it all... here is the place to visit. The resort consists of several small and comfortable bungalows that are solar powered (if you run out of electricity during the night, just close your eyes and go to sleep, or pay big bucks to have the generators power your reading light). Mosquito netting over... more

If you go to Cabo Pulmo expecting to snorkel from the beach be prepared it's not as calm (at least recently) as expected. The snorkeling tours were great but the winds created surf that wasn't condusive to beach snorkeling. The Cabo Pulmo Beach Resort has comfortable cabanas and the stars were incredible - but since everything is run on solar... more

The "resort" is a joke. It's a dump in the middle of nowhere with flies covering everything and zero ambience. The beach is full of rocks. No restaurants or ammenities to be found within miles. Steer clear!!! more