DESTINATION & CONCEPT

THE ICONIC TIPI

The tipi, also known as the tepee, stands as a pinnacle symbol of indigenous American culture, particularly prevalent among the North American Plains Indians.

PALAPA SOCIETY

„When something exists, it feels like it always existed. There was a time when it didn‘t exist, and then there is a time when it did exist.“ – Serena Saltzan {Palapa Society Committee}

Pericú

The Pericú were an indigenous people who historically inhabited the southern part of the Baja California Peninsula in Mexico, particularly the area around present-day Los Cabos and La Paz. They were known for their unique culture, which included distinct customs, traditions, and language.

AMONGST VULTURES

From the lofty heights, perched on the edge of the rugged cliffs, the panoramic bird‘s-eye view unveils the untamed beauty of the wild tribe sanctuary below.

ADVENTURE BEGINS

...where the road ends. Located in Baja California Sur, Tribu Hotel Todos Santos is surrounded by many adventurous dirt roads perfect for racing or safari expeditions...

WAVE HUNTERS

With consistent waves that are beginner-friendly and ideal for surfers looking to catch some action, Los Cerritos Beach invites as a hot spot for those seeking an adrenaline rush...

LONGSTANDING LEGACY IN SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE

The farmers commitment not only provides us with fresh ingredients but also plays a vital role in regenerating the health of our soil, water, and biodiversity, making a lasting impact on both the environment and our community.

WILD HORSES

In the golden light of dawn, on the windswept beaches of Baja, a sight unfolds that is both mesmerizing and exhilarating - a band of wild horses, their silhouettes blending seamlessly with the backdrop of rolling sand dunes and the shimmering ocean, creating a breathtaking scene of untamed beauty.

MOCK-UP

Here, creativity knows no limits, and every vehicle tells a story of resilience and ingenuity, reminiscent of the imaginative designs found in the ‚Mad Max‘ movies.