2 locations · Mexico
Baja California Sur
Every clothing-optional place we've verified in Baja California Sur. Tap any entry for full visit notes, etiquette, access and seasonal advice.
Baja California Sur, Mexico
Rancho Ecologico Sol De Mayo
Rancho Ecológico Sol de Mayo sits in the Santiago foothills of Baja California Sur, about 45 minutes north of the Los Cabos airport. It's a clothing-optional ecological ranch that runs as a small resort with rustic lodging, a restaurant, and natural settings. The property attracts visitors looking for a quiet naturist retreat away from the Cabo hotel zone. The ranch operates with an eco-tourism focus — solar power, composting toilets, minimal development. Expect simple accommodations rather than luxury. The climate is hot and dry most of the year, with occasional summer rain. Guests typically spend time hiking the property, soaking in small pools, or relaxing in hammocks. Day visitors are welcome with advance notice, but most guests book overnight stays. The restaurant serves basic Mexican fare using local ingredients. Spanish is the primary language on-site, though some English is spoken. Cell service is spotty. This is backcountry Baja — bring cash, sun protection, and realistic expectations about amenities.
Baja California Sur, Mexico
Sol y cielo
Sol y cielo is a small clothing-optional lodging on the Pacific coast highway near Los Cerritos in Baja California Sur. The property sits in the El Pescadero area, where the Baja desert meets surf beaches. You're about an hour north of Cabo San Lucas and close to Cerritos Beach, a popular surf spot. The Google listing shows very limited review data, so details on amenities and exact setup are sparse. It appears to be a small-scale operation rather than a full resort. Baja's Pacific coast in this area is known for wind, surf, and long stretches of open beach. The climate is desert-dry most of the year with occasional tropical moisture in late summer. If you're considering a visit, contact them directly to confirm clothing-optional policy, booking procedures, and what's actually on-site. Small Mexican coastal properties can range from rustic casitas to boutique setups, and online info doesn't always reflect current reality.