Las Alamandas

Private picnic on a mile-long, deserted beach Cocktails and sunset views from the clifftop point Turtle release program led by the resort team Hiking or jogging across 60 miles of nature trails Pickleball, kayaking, and mountain biking for active travelers New Year’s fiesta with mariachis, fireworks, and a celebratory dinner Private picnic on a mile-long, deserted beach Cocktails and sunset views from the clifftop point Turtle release program led by the resort team Hiking or jogging across 60 miles of nature trails Pickleball, kayaking, and mountain biking for active travelers New Year’s fiesta with mariachis, fireworks, and a celebratory dinner

Las Alamandas runs on 90% solar power and operates a water treatment plant to recycle irrigation water. Around 80% of fruits, vegetables, and flowers used on property come from its own orchards, ensuring fresh, local dining. The “Save the Turtles” program protects nesting sites and releases more than 4,000 hatchlings annually. Guests are encouraged to engage responsibly with the surrounding reserve, enjoying activities that highlight the property’s integration with nature.