Where the Whole Family Finds Their Place

There are resorts designed for a vacation. And then there's The Reserve at Diamante, a private coastal estate in Cabo San Lucas where the footprint alone tells you this is something different. The villas are expansive. The grounds stretch from championship fairways to a mile and a half of Pacific beach. The 10-acre saltwater lagoon sits at the center of it all like something you didn't expect to find in Baja California. 

For TAFER Residence Club members who have been waiting for the right trip to bring the whole family, this is it. 

Space That Belongs to Everyone 

The first thing you notice at Diamante is space, real space. The kind that lets a group of ten spread out and each person find exactly what they came for, without anyone having to compromise. 

The Golf Villas and Casas Cardonal are private residences with the full amenities of a luxury property behind them: generous living areas, multiple bedrooms, full kitchens, and private infinity pools that look out over the desert landscape and the Pacific beyond. You can host dinner for the whole family without leaving the villa. You can start the morning in your own pool before the day even begins. 

Two Courses That Belong on Any Serious Player's List 

Diamante's reputation in the golf world is well earned. The Dunes Course, designed by Davis Love III, is ranked among the top 40 courses in the world by Golf Magazine. It winds through natural Pacific dunes with ocean and beach views from nearly every hole, the kind of layout that demands your full attention from the first tee to the last. The 14-acre practice facility is worthy of the courses it prepares you for. 

El Cardonal carries a distinction that needs no elaboration: it's Tiger Woods' first golf course design. Inspired by the classic courses of Southern California, it rewards course management over raw power and plays differently from every angle. It is, by any measure, a round worth building a trip around. 

 

The Crystal Lagoon 

Not everyone in the family plays golf. The Crystal Lagoon was built for exactly that. 

At 10 acres of saltwater, it's not a pool. It's a private beach experience built into the heart of the resort, with water clear enough to see the bottom and calm enough to kayak across in complete comfort. Paddleboarding, swimming, and stretching out on the lagoon beach while the morning light comes in from the dunes are activities that require no planning and leave impressions that last. 

While the golfers are out, the rest of the family isn't waiting. They're having their own afternoon. That distinction is what makes Diamante genuinely work for a multi-generational trip. 

A Mile and a Half of Pacific Coastline 

Diamante Beach stretches 1.5 miles along the Pacific, which means that even on a full day, the beach never feels crowded. There's always a stretch of white sand to settle into, watch the waves, and let the afternoon go wherever it chooses. 

The Pacific side of Cabo carries a different character than the Sea of Cortez. The waves are larger, the horizon wider, and the sunsets consistently among the finest that Baja produces. Members who find their way to the beach in the early evening tend to understand quickly why people return to Diamante year after year. 

The Trip That Brings Everyone Together 

What Diamante delivers, more than any single amenity, is a trip where everyone comes home with their own story. The golfers return from the course. The lagoon crew is still out on the water. Dinner happens at the villa, everyone at the same table, with enough from the day to carry the conversation through the night. 

To explore availability or plan your stay, contact Member Services directly. 

Learn more at taferresidenceclub.com/resorts/diamante-resort-cabo-san-lucas