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Paradero’s Brutalist architecture blends into its desert surroundings and is comprised of 41 unique suites, each of which is equipped with separate areas for living, bathing and dwelling in nature. The Ground-Floor Suites back onto private gardens and feature an outdoor soaking tub and a hammock, where you can relax after a day of adventure. The Rooftop Suites promise panoramic rooftop spaces with suspended ‘star nets’, so you can take in the surrounding farmlands, mountains and ocean views from a high-altitude. For a more exclusive and luxurious experience, the corner Master Casita spreads over three floors and with a kitchenette, spacious dining room and soak tub, feels like an idyllic home-away-from-home.

At Paradero, guests are encouraged to completely immerse themselves in a variety of activities including surfing at Cerritos or San Pedrito beach, guided hiking and mountain biking along the bluffs of the Pacific coast, a curated beach set up in unspoiled locations, hands-on farming tutorials, as well as cooking, meditation and yoga classes. When you are not rekindling a childlike sense of adventure, you can take a relaxing swim in the 130-foot-long infinity pool, experience an ancient healing practice at the Ojo de Agua spa and dine on a delightful blend of Mexican, Japanese and French cuisines at the on-site restaurant.