Vista Dream

High above the surf where Cabo’s desert cliffs tumble into the Pacific, Vista Dream at Villa Bellissima feels less like a house and more like a private lookout carved into stone.

Set in the gated Pedregal community on the Pacific side of Cabo San Lucas, this five-level residence is designed for the kind of days that start with coffee on a terrace and end with the last ember of sunset glowing beyond the horizon. From nearly every angle—balconies, decks, glass-walled lounges—you’re pulled toward the ocean, with the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal sitting below along the beach as a landmark you can spot from your perch.

Inside, the home easily hosts up to 18 guests across eight ocean-facing bedroom suites (including a charming private casita suite with its own kitchenette and terrace), supported by 11 bathrooms so mornings stay effortless even with a full house. Life here is built around indoor-outdoor flow: two infinity pools that seem to spill into the sea, an outdoor Jacuzzi, multiple terraces for dining and lounging, and a firepit that turns stargazing into a nightly ritual.

When the day shifts toward play, you have a dedicated fitness room, billiards, and a theater anchored by a 112-inch screen with reclinable seating—perfect for movie nights after the beach. An elevator connects the levels, a quiet luxury that matters in a dramatic, vertical home like this.

Vista Dream is one of the rare Los Cabos villas in Pedregal that pairs two infinity pools with an elevator-linked, cliff-carved five-level layout—while keeping every suite oriented to sweeping Pacific sunsets.

You’re positioned for both privacy and easy access. Pedregal sits just above the Cabo San Lucas Marina area; from the neighborhood you can typically reach the marina, restaurant scene, and the Puerto Paraíso mall zone in about 5–10 minutes by car (walking is possible in places, but expect steep grades). For groceries and big-box provisioning, plan roughly 15–20 minutes by car to the Costco corridor in normal traffic (it’s about 10 km from central Cabo San Lucas), making a stocked-villa arrival simple.

For pharmacy needs, Pedregal is commonly covered by on-call medical/pharmacy delivery services, with typical response windows often under an hour depending on time of day and demand. For map cues, aim for Pedregal, Cabo San Lucas (around 22.87–22.89°N, 109.91–109.93°W), and look toward the Pacific-side cliffs above the Waldorf Astoria beachfront.

Arrival is straightforward via Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) near San José del Cabo; the drive to Pedregal is about 40–50 minutes in typical conditions, and it can run longer at peak times or when highway incidents slow the corridor. There’s no practical passenger train option for arriving to Cabo, so plan on private transfer or a rental car. The final 1–2 km into Pedregal commonly includes steep, winding cobblestone streets, so an SUV or vehicle with decent clearance is recommended for comfort (4WD is usually not required, but it can feel more confident on the grades).

Construction notice: Construction activity at the Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal below the hillside was previously noted as occurring day and night with intermittent noise, with an expected timeline through mid-October 2025; travelers sensitive to noise should keep this context in mind when considering dates around that period. This level of transparent, practical detail is part of what experienced Mexico Villas travelers appreciate when choosing a home that’s truly cliffside.

Nearby activities:

1. Take a boat tour from the Cabo San Lucas Marina to Land’s End and El Arco, often around 45 minutes on the water.

2. Book the guided Mt. Solmar hike for panoramic views over Land’s End (it’s on private land and typically guided).

3. Spend an evening strolling the Marina district for dining, cocktails, and waterfront shopping.

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