Architecture

Sustainable
Design Opportunities

The lot is an exact half hectare. The home is approximately 2400 SF. I guess you could say it is a two bedroom. It has two bathrooms one upstairs and one down. The home is empty and will be sold "as-is". It doesn't have garage doors. The caretaker that looks after the property has the keys and cn let you in when you are down.

views corridors

Each lot has been oriented to preserve views corridors of the break at Second Point. Height restrictions and building footprint allowances have been carefully calculated to allow each homeowner to see Scorpion Bay in all its glory.

Location

Scorpion Bay

San Juanico, Baja California Sur, Mexico

Located 630 miles south of the U.S. border in the Comondú province of Baja California Sur, the rustic fishing pueblo of San Juanico sits on a world class right-handed point break. Comprised of seven points, Lot 123 is a stone’s throw away to Scorpion Bay’s Second Point—hence, “Punta Dos”—and within walking distance of what really matters: fish tacos and cervezas. Surfers, kitesurfers, fisherman, and offroaders love the sanctuary of San Juanico because of its distinctive culture, community, and environment.

Getting Here:

Driving:

From California/Mexico Border (12 to 18 hours) - 2 Route options:

• Highway 1 South via Loreto (paved and scenic)

• Highway 1 South through the North Access Road via San Miguel (dirt and salt flats; requires high clearance 4WD, tools to get unstuck, and knowledge of this road due to a lack of signage; saves 6 hours)

Flying:

• In August 2016, our Mexican corporation signed a 30-year lease for 43 hectares that will encompass the Scorpion Bay Airport five minutes away from Punta Dos. We are now looking for founding members to help make this a reality.

• Private planes can fly into the Constitución Airstrip (2 hr drive to San Juanico)

• Loreto International Airport (3.5 hr drive) or La Paz International Airport (5.5 hr drive)

lIFESTYLE

Point Breaks
& Pitayas

Villas de Punta Dos is a one-minute walk to the second of four main point breaks at Scorpion Bay—declared one of “10 best longboard waves in the world” by Longboard Magazine and “the 36th best wave in the world” by SURFER Magazine. From sand bottom to rock bottom, this world class wave offers minute-long rides for surfers of all ages and abilities.

Whether you want to watch the sunset from the red rock mesas overlooking Scorpion Bay, explore nearby petroglyphs, experience the local culture, or relax on the beach with your friends and family all day, San Juanico embodies the true spirit of Baja.

Kitesurfing

When the surf is flat, kitesurfers take advantage of the regular offshore winds with world-class conditions in the big ocean playground that is Scorpion Bay. With a sand bottom and plenty of options for wind and swell directions, you’ll always have a wave to ride (with or without a kite).

Offroading

Home to the Baja 1000 (or “Baja Mil”), Baja California is a dirt biking and offroading mecca for adventure seekers around the world. San Juanico is a frequent pit-stop on the Baja Mil circuit and for weekend warriors needing a well-deserved rest at the playa.

Fishing

Anglers welcome! San Juanico is a fishing pueblo so you’ll fit right in. Coastal and deepwater fishing opportunities lie in and around the various cliffs, river mouths and all over the bay.

Relax

Whether or not the surf is pumping or the fish are biting, you can't go wrong with just soaking up the Baja sun on the beach with your friends and family all day long.

Culture

Enjoy the local cultural traditions this rustic fishing pueblo has to offer year-round. The people of San Juanico take great pride in their heritage and they welcome visitors with open arms.