Supplements: Picture what your week actually looks like here. Monday morning you take the shuttle to the Beach Club and do an aqua fitness class in the heated pool overlooking the Pacific. Tuesday there is a guided hike to the 1905 Old Lighthouse that sits more than 200 feet above the surf on the golf course trail. Wednesday night is themed dinner at The Marke ... (Read more) Picture what your week actually looks like here. Monday morning you take the shuttle to the Beach Club and do an aqua fitness class in the heated pool overlooking the Pacific. Tuesday there is a guided hike to the 1905 Old Lighthouse that sits more than 200 feet above the surf on the golf course trail. Wednesday night is themed dinner at The Market, an open daily food hall inside the Pueblo Bonito resort with half a dozen kitchens and a sports bar with 16 craft beers on tap. Thursday is the farmer's market in the botanical garden. Friday evening is the weekly owners' cocktail party at the Steakhouse terrace, timed for the sunset. Saturday and Sunday, you play golf. That is how life looks for residents of Quivira Los Cabos. The community sits on the Pacific side of Cabo San Lucas, 1,850 gated acres where granite cliffs, desert dunes and native cardon cactus drop down to three miles of Pacific beach. It is about 10 minutes from the Cabo San Lucas marina and downtown, and about 40 to 45 minutes from SJD airport. The address puts you in the Cabo San Lucas orbit, close to services and nightlife, with a quiet valley to come home to. The lifestyle program here is called Q Life, and it runs every week. Pilates, full-body training, Spanish classes, pickleball tournaments, cooking classes in an organic orchard, aqua fitness, guided treks and bike tours through the desert, turtle-hatching releases at the beach in season, art exhibitions, and themed dinner nights. Aqua fitness is free for homeowners who show their QR code at the door. The whole thing is built on six pillars, Mindfulness, Cultural Experiences, Community Care, Family and Friends, Experiences in Nature, and Flavors, which sounds like a resort brochure until you look at the November 2026 calendar and see that everything on it is actually scheduled and running. The homeowners-only Quivira Beach Club is on the Pacific, next to the golf clubhouse. Heated pool, hot tub, beach deck, daybeds, gym, changing rooms, food service. Short-term renters do not have access. It is for owners. Then there is the golf course. Quivira Golf Club is a Jack Nicklaus Signature course, more than 7,000 yards, opened in 2014. Golf Digest put it on its World's 100 Greatest list in 2022-23, ranked No. 87 globally and No. 3 in Mexico. It won Golf Magazine's Best New International Course its opening year and Golf Inc.'s Development of the Year, the first Latin American course to do so. Several holes run along the top of granite cliffs above the surf. The cart path from holes 6 to 7 passes the 1905 Old Lighthouse, the oldest standing structure in Cabo San Lucas. The 18th green is an infinity edge above the ocean. Access is reserved for Quivira property owners and Pueblo Bonito resort guests, and as a Mavila owner you play at a 25% discount on owner rates. As a Mavila owner you also get 20% off food and beverage at Pueblo Bonito Resorts, 20% off at the Quivira Steakhouse (Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, adults only, open evenings on the bluffs above the surf), and 20% off treatments at Armonia Spa. Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach was named one of the Top 20 Resorts in Western Mexico in the 2025 Conde Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards. In winter, humpback whales move through the Pacific side. Whale watching season runs from December 15 to April 15. You can spot them from the shore, from the golf course, or book a tour through Q Life. The Letty Coppel Foundation runs a certified sea turtle protection program at Quivira from July to December, and Q Life organizes turtle-hatching releases at the Beach Club for residents and their guests. Unit 3402 is on the fourth floor of Tower 3 at Mavila. The tower faces south-southwest, so the terrace catches the golf course, the community pool and the Pacific on the western horizon. The terrace is 340 sq ft and covered, wide enough for a dining table and lounge chairs side by side, with architectural archways framing the view. Sliding glass doors open the living room completely to it, so the inside and outside read as one space. The floor plan is open-concept: kitchen, dining and living flow together, with wood-look flooring, a neutral palette and enough wall space for a media setup. The kitchen has stainless appliances, warm wood cabinetry, solid-surface countertops and a patterned tile backsplash. The master suite has its own sliding door to the terrace, a walk-in closet with built-in wooden shelving and drawers, and an en-suite bath with a wide double vanity and a glass-enclosed walk-in shower. The guest suite has a built-in wardrobe, its own full bath with subway tile and a storage niche, and plenty of room for two. There is a dedicated laundry closet with a stacked washer and dryer. The unit is delivered fully furnished. You arrive, you unpack, you go to the Beach Club. Mavila has its own pool, jacuzzi, gym and BBQ area on site. The building has an elevator. A community shuttle runs to the Beach Club, the golf club and the other Quivira amenities, so you do not need to drive for any of it. There is one assigned covered parking space if you do. Quivira is a private gated community with 24/7 security. The condo format and Q Life's concierge and pet-sitting services on demand make it straightforward to close up and leave whenever you need to. The airport is about 40 to 45 minutes away. Cabo San Lucas groceries, restaurants, the marina and nightlife are about 10 minutes in the other direction. This is a condo that works for a golf week in January, a full season from November to April, or a full-time life in Cabo. The community handles the programming, the security and the social calendar. You just decide how much of it you want to use.