Palapa-roofed home on a hillside above Cabo San Lucas, with the ocean and Land's End rock formations visible in the distance
Paloma Village #5, El Tezal · Cabo San Lucas, BCS, México

A palapa roof above Land’s End

A spacious palapa home in El Tezal — a quiet Mexican neighbourhood in a gated community, minutes from Costco

The house

Built for the way Baja actually lives.

The whole ground floor opens under a single traditional palapa roof — kitchen, dining, and living room sharing one tall, thatched ceiling with the desert light coming in through the clerestory glass block above the cabinets.

Upstairs, a second palapa shelters the rooftop terrace: a mosaic-tile path winds between a built-in stone bar, a hammock strung across the beams, and a wall of lounge chairs facing the water. Sunset from up there runs pink and gold straight over the arches at Land's End.

At a glance
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  • Bedrooms[#]
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  • Built[Year]
  • RoofTraditional palapa (palm thatch)
  • CommunityGated — Paloma Village
  • AddressPalapa #5, El Tezal
A walk through

Every room built for the climate, not against it.

Rooftop terrace with a mosaic tile pathway, a stone palapa-roofed bar, a hammock, and lounge chairs facing the mountains
The rooftop terrace A hand-set mosaic path connects a stone bar to a hammock and a quiet corner of lounge chairs — built for evenings, not just photos.
Open kitchen and dining area under a high thatched palapa ceiling, with colorful folk-art decor and papel picado banners
Kitchen & greatroom Granite counters and a full bar seat eight comfortably, under a palapa ceiling tall enough to keep the whole space cool through the afternoon.
Living room with vaulted thatched ceiling, tiled roof beams, arched wall niches, and a comfortable sectional sofa
The living room Vaulted palapa ceiling, hand-tiled roofline, and arched niches built into the plaster — the kind of detail work that isn't done this way anymore.
Sunset view from the terrace over the Cabo San Lucas marina, with the Land's End rock arches and a cruise ship visible on the horizon
The view, every evening Land's End, the marina, and the harbor entrance, laid out below the terrace — the same sunset the cruise ships stop for.
Red stucco entryway at night, lit by wall sconces, with a tiled staircase and a Mexican flag above the door
The setting

El Tezal, behind a gate, minutes from everything.

Palapa #5 sits inside a gated community in Paloma Village, El Tezal — peaceful streets with palapa roofs and bougainvillea for neighbors instead of hotel towers, quiet enough to hear the wind.

Costco and Walmart are both a short drive, not an expedition. Land's End and the marina sit at the bottom of the hill; downtown Cabo San Lucas and the airport corridor are both easy reach from the front gate.

Gated communityQuiet, secure streets
El TezalCostco & Walmart minutes away
Land's EndVisible from the terrace

Come see the sunset from the terrace yourself.

Ask about Casa Paloma dave.haberman@gmail.com