The house from the garden: stone arches, deep loggias and the pool sitting on the terrace below them.
The pool with the shaded bar and its arches behind it, where most of the day tends to happen.
Tile roofs and palms above the Palmilla coastline, in the gated Villas del Mar enclave, with the sky going gold behind the villa.
Casita Oasis among the tile roofs of Villas del Mar, with the Sea of Cortez beyond. The beach is a short walk, not at the door.
An overhead of the curved pool and its two loungers, cut into the stone terrace.
The curved pool lit from within as the last colour drains out of the sky behind the palms.
The pool edge with nothing between it and the water. Playa Palmilla, one of the few residential beaches in Los Cabos where you can actually swim, is a short walk away.
Loungers on one side, the table under the pergola on the other, the coastline straight ahead.
Sun beds on the pool deck at the hour the sky turns violet over Palmilla.
A bar counter with stools set beside the pool, so drinks and the ocean happen in the same place.
Wicker seating in the shade of the loggia, looking out over the palms toward the sea.
Sofas under the arcade, the pool a few steps beyond and the sun dropping behind the palms.
A daybed and low table behind the stone wall, angled at the palms and the water as the sun goes down.
Armchairs on the terrace between the stone columns, facing the sun as it goes down through the trees.
A stone archway wrapped in vine and bougainvillea on the way through the garden.
The planted walkway under the trees that leads to the arched entry.
The stone stairway through the flowering garden. The house is multi-level: there are stairs between the terraces.
A gas grill set into the stone wall under a tiled hood, with counter space beside it for the cook.
Two chairs and a mosaic table on the private balcony, looking straight out at the Sea of Cortez.
A small iron table on the high terrace — the spot for coffee before the house wakes up, or a drink at sunset.
A counter with stools beside the kitchen, with the ocean at the end of the room.
The outdoor living room under the beams — deep sofas, poufs and a ceiling fan, opening onto the view.
Sofas and armchairs around the television, with tiled steps leading down to the open side of the house.
The covered living area with the bar at the back and the arches opening onto the ocean.
Pale cabinetry, a full range under the hood, wine refrigeration and an island with seating — room enough for a private chef.
The indoor table set under the arched doorway, with upholstered chairs and the fish canvas on the wall.
Heavy beams overhead and the whole far wall open — the indoor room and the terrace read as one.
Beams, deep seating and an arch that frames the palms and the Sea of Cortez without any glass in the way.
A king bed under a tall upholstered headboard, with a ceiling fan and a bench at the foot.
From the bed, the glass doors open to the terrace and the water past the palms.
A stone vanity that runs the length of the wall, an open walk-in shower and daylight from the window beside it.
Marble counters and a framed mirror, with the tub visible through the opening beside it.
A jetted corner tub set into the stone with arched niches around it — the bath that takes the longest to leave.
A king bed facing the television, with doors that open straight onto the terrace and the palms.
A bed under an open beamed ceiling, with window seats and built-in shelving on either side.
An upholstered king under the beams, with the doors folded back to the greenery.
A vanity built into the wall under an arched niche, lit from above.
Doors folded back beside the bed so the room finishes on the terrace with the water in front of it.
The house from the garden: stone arches, deep loggias and the pool sitting on the terrace below them.
The pool with the shaded bar and its arches behind it, where most of the day tends to happen.
Tile roofs and palms above the Palmilla coastline, in the gated Villas del Mar enclave, with the sky going gold behind the villa.
Casita Oasis among the tile roofs of Villas del Mar, with the Sea of Cortez beyond. The beach is a short walk, not at the door.
An overhead of the curved pool and its two loungers, cut into the stone terrace.
The curved pool lit from within as the last colour drains out of the sky behind the palms.
The pool edge with nothing between it and the water. Playa Palmilla, one of the few residential beaches in Los Cabos where you can actually swim, is a short walk away.
Loungers on one side, the table under the pergola on the other, the coastline straight ahead.
Sun beds on the pool deck at the hour the sky turns violet over Palmilla.
A bar counter with stools set beside the pool, so drinks and the ocean happen in the same place.
Wicker seating in the shade of the loggia, looking out over the palms toward the sea.
Sofas under the arcade, the pool a few steps beyond and the sun dropping behind the palms.
A daybed and low table behind the stone wall, angled at the palms and the water as the sun goes down.
Armchairs on the terrace between the stone columns, facing the sun as it goes down through the trees.
A stone archway wrapped in vine and bougainvillea on the way through the garden.
The planted walkway under the trees that leads to the arched entry.
The stone stairway through the flowering garden. The house is multi-level: there are stairs between the terraces.
A gas grill set into the stone wall under a tiled hood, with counter space beside it for the cook.
Two chairs and a mosaic table on the private balcony, looking straight out at the Sea of Cortez.
A small iron table on the high terrace — the spot for coffee before the house wakes up, or a drink at sunset.
A counter with stools beside the kitchen, with the ocean at the end of the room.
The outdoor living room under the beams — deep sofas, poufs and a ceiling fan, opening onto the view.
Sofas and armchairs around the television, with tiled steps leading down to the open side of the house.
The covered living area with the bar at the back and the arches opening onto the ocean.
Pale cabinetry, a full range under the hood, wine refrigeration and an island with seating — room enough for a private chef.
The indoor table set under the arched doorway, with upholstered chairs and the fish canvas on the wall.
Heavy beams overhead and the whole far wall open — the indoor room and the terrace read as one.
Beams, deep seating and an arch that frames the palms and the Sea of Cortez without any glass in the way.
A king bed under a tall upholstered headboard, with a ceiling fan and a bench at the foot.
From the bed, the glass doors open to the terrace and the water past the palms.
A stone vanity that runs the length of the wall, an open walk-in shower and daylight from the window beside it.
Marble counters and a framed mirror, with the tub visible through the opening beside it.
A jetted corner tub set into the stone with arched niches around it — the bath that takes the longest to leave.
A king bed facing the television, with doors that open straight onto the terrace and the palms.
A bed under an open beamed ceiling, with window seats and built-in shelving on either side.
An upholstered king under the beams, with the doors folded back to the greenery.
A vanity built into the wall under an arched niche, lit from above.
Doors folded back beside the bed so the room finishes on the terrace with the water in front of it.

Casita Oasis

Casita Oasis | 3-BR Palmilla Villa Steps from a Swimmable Beach, Los Cabos

When you're looking for a captivating home away from home in Los Cabos that comes with impeccable style and amazing amenities, Casita Oasis checks every box on the list. This stunning 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom villa comfortably welcomes up to 8 guests, making it an ideal retreat for a family vacation or a friends' getaway in Mexico. Located just a short walk from the exclusive Palmilla beach, Casita Oasis offers the rare opportunity to enjoy one of Cabo's only residential swimmable beaches. Whether it's paddleboarding, surfing, or simply soaking up the sun by the ocean, this villa's prime location ensures that every day is filled with sun-soaked fun and relaxation.

Exterior Features
Those who book a stay at Casita Oasis are never far from the outdoor moments they've been craving. The villa's exterior features a breathtaking half-moon infinity pool, elevated above the water to provide an unsurpassed vantage point over the Sea of Cortez. The pool deck is a true delight, complete with a collection of plush loungers perfect for sunbathing or simply taking in the stunning views. When it's time to dine, guests can enjoy an alfresco meal at the spacious outdoor dining table for six, where a chef-prepared feast can be savored under the stars. Casita Oasis also offers a variety of outdoor lounge spaces, each providing new angles on the view and cozy furnishings that invite relaxation and connection.

Interior Amenities
Casita Oasis is a testament to aesthetic flow and clean lines, with vibrant pops of color throughout that bring the space to life. The villa's open floor plan is beautifully complemented by vaulted ceilings and large windows that frame the breathtaking views and flood the space with natural light. From the travertine flooring to the meticulous tiled detailing, every element of this home reflects the best of Mexican-inspired style while maintaining a contemporary vibe.
The living room is a welcoming space, featuring an extended white sectional sofa adorned with blue throw pillows and paired with dual round armchairs, perfect for gathering with loved ones. The living room seamlessly opens up to the dining area and kitchen, where guests can enjoy preparing and sharing meals together. The kitchen is equipped with earth-tone custom cabinetry, sleek stone countertops, and stainless-steel appliances, providing everything needed to get creative with culinary endeavors during your stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you actually swim at the beach near Casita Oasis?

Yes — and that is unusual in Los Cabos. Casita Oasis is a short walk from Palmilla Beach, one of the very few residential beaches on this coast that is safe for swimming. Most beaches along the corridor have strong surf and undertow and are not swimmable. From Palmilla you can also paddleboard and take lessons.

Is the villa itself on the beach?

No. Casita Oasis is not beachfront. It sits above the water with ocean views, and the beach is a short walk away.

How many guests does it sleep?

Casita Oasis has 3 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms and sleeps up to 8 guests. It suits one family or two couples rather than a large group.

Tell me about the pool.

It is a half-moon infinity pool set high above the water, so the edge lines up with the Sea of Cortez. The deck has sun loungers and several shaded lounge areas, each with a different angle on the view.

Where do we eat outside?

There is an outdoor dining table for six under a columned terrace, plus an outdoor kitchen with a gas grill and a stone fireplace. Several separate lounge areas mean the group can spread out.

Are there stairs?

Yes. Casita Oasis is a multi-level villa with stairs and stone steps between the garden, the terraces and the bedrooms. If someone in your group cannot manage steps, tell us and we will suggest a single-level villa instead.

What is the villa like inside?

An open floor plan with vaulted beamed ceilings, large windows and doors that open onto the terraces, a kitchen with an island and wine storage, an indoor dining room, and living areas that look straight out to the ocean.

Where exactly is it?

In Villas del Mar, Palmilla, on the Tourist Corridor between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. It is close to the Palmilla golf course, restaurants and the marina area.

How far is the airport?

San Jose del Cabo International Airport is about 20 to 25 minutes by car.

Can Blue Desert Cabo arrange a private chef and groceries?

Yes. Our concierge arranges private chefs, pre-arrival grocery stocking, transport, golf tee times, boats and fishing. These are quoted separately from the villa rate.

What are check-in and check-out times?

Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.

Are pets allowed? Can we smoke?

Please ask us about pets. Pets may be possible on request, but it has to be confirmed for your dates before you travel — do not travel with a pet until we have confirmed it in writing. Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside the villa. Guests who wish to smoke may do so outside, in the open-air areas. The neighbourhood also observes quiet hours from 10:00 PM, and any event must be pre-approved in advance.

What is the square footage?

We do not publish it, because we have not confirmed it. What we can tell you is what is there: 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, a half-moon infinity pool, an outdoor kitchen and several terraces, on multiple levels.

Amenities

Safety Features
Outdoor Lighting
 
Pet Friendly
Suitability
Smoking Not Allowed
Fireplace
Air Conditioning
Private Living Room
Entertainment
Television
Satellite or Cable
Laptop Friendly
Sound system
Pool/Spa
Hot Tub
Private Pool
Heated Pool
Heated Outdoor Pool Private
Kitchen and Dining
Kitchen
Dining Area
Refrigerator
Coffee Maker
Microwave
Stove
Oven
Fridge
Blender
Wine glasses
Dining table
Cleaning products
Amenities
Internet
Air Conditioning
Washer
Dryer
Living Room
Linens
Towels
Hangers
Cable/satellite TV
TV
Outdoor
Grill
Balcony
Terrace
Balcony/Terrace
Patio Or Balcony
Fire Pit
Outdoor seating
Accommodations
House Cleaning Included
Housekeeping included
Sports and Adventure
Deepsea Fishing
Fishing
Golf
Hiking
Scuba or Snorkeling
Snorkeling
Surfing
Swimming
Watersports nearby
Snorkeling / Diving
Location Types
Beach
Near Ocean
Beach View
Ocean View
Leisure
Eco Tourism
Whale Watching
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Casita Oasis

  • 3 Beds |
  • 3.5 Baths |
  • 8 Guests

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  • Sleeps: 8
  • Bedrooms: 3
  • Bathrooms: 3.5
  • Pets: 0