Cabo Real Surf Club is a private residential community being built inside Cabo Real, on the Tourist Corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. It was announced on 5 December 2024 by Meriwether Companies together with the Sánchez Navarro family, and it is the most significant thing to happen in this community in years.
This page sets out what has actually been published about the project, what the figures are, and — the part most coverage leaves out — what has not been published yet. We update it as the developers release new information.
Where things stand (October 2026)
- The wave basin is filling. Water started going into the four-acre basin in mid-September 2026, a 30 to 40 day job for roughly 7 million gallons, and the first surf sessions are expected in early December 2026 (Surfer, September 2026).
- Sales have passed $200 million. The developers reported more than $200 million in total transactions by June 2026 (Wave Pool Magazine).
- Surf Casitas sold out in the latest release. Lots 20 to 31, released on 18 May 2026, sold out; Boardwalk homes, Villa homesites and Estate lots were still available at that point.
- Access is private. Surfing is for owners and their invited guests. No public sessions are planned.
What is being built
The project sits within the Cabo Real masterplan, which the developers describe as 3,000 acres. The first phase is more than 200 homes, with residential architecture by Sordo Madaleno, the Mexico City firm.
The four product types
- Surf Casitas — three-bedroom homes, published at launch from $2.5 million USD, with later 2026 coverage quoting from about $2.75 million. The May 2026 release sold out.
- Boardwalk Homesites — quoted from about $1.3 to $1.4 million in 2025 and 2026 press coverage.
- Villas — pricing not published.
- Estate Lots — pricing not published.
Treat the $2.5 million figure as the developer’s launch price rather than a current one. Early-phase pricing in Los Cabos moves, and it generally moves in one direction. We can get you the current release sheet.
The wave basin
The centrepiece is a wave basin built with Endless Surf technology, stated as the first of its kind in North America. It is a four-acre ES48 basin, which the press describes as the largest of its type. Published specifications are hundreds of customisable waves per hour, rides of up to 25 seconds, and wave heights controllable up to seven feet.
It is worth being precise about why that matters in this specific location. The Sea of Cortez side of Los Cabos is not a reliable surf coast — consistent waves here are a Pacific-side proposition, which has historically meant driving across the cape. A wave basin on the corridor removes that trade-off for a particular kind of buyer, and it is the reason this project is being covered well beyond the usual Los Cabos property press.
The rest of the club
Published amenities include an oceanfront beach club with an infinity pool, a golf clubhouse with fitness facilities and a spa, a racquet sports centre covering padel, tennis and pickleball, mountain biking and hiking trails, and a Surf Club hub with pools and food and beverage.
The Cabo Real golf course — the Robert Trent Jones Jr. layout this community has been known for since long before the surf club — is described as undergoing enhancements as part of the project. The developers have said the course will become private for residents and members.
How it fits with the rest of Cabo Real
This is an addition to Cabo Real, not a replacement for it. The established neighbourhoods — Casa del Mar, Las Ventanas, Bugambilias, Gardenias and Las Villas — continue to trade on their own terms.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. Buying resale in one of those enclaves means walking the actual house, in the actual light, with a known HOA and a known view. Buying into Cabo Real Surf Club means buying a phase that has not been delivered. Both can be the right decision; they are not the same decision, and they should not be compared on price per square foot alone.
What has not been published
These are the things that usually decide a purchase, and none of them is public yet:
- Club membership structure, initiation cost and annual dues.
- HOA fees for each product type.
- Pricing for Villas, Boardwalk Homesites and Estate Lots.
- Whether wave basin access is homeowners-only or extends more broadly.
- Phase-by-phase delivery dates. A 2026 opening target has been stated for the wave basin, residential infrastructure and golf improvements.
The developers reported more than $50 million USD at the early-2024 founders launch, and more than $200 million in total by June 2026 in homesite sales from the founders release that opened in early 2024, which indicates the earliest phases moved quickly.
If you are considering buying here
We can get current release pricing and availability directly from the developer, walk you through how a pre-delivery purchase in Mexico is structured, and show you what the same budget buys in finished Cabo Real inventory today so you are comparing the two properly rather than comparing a brochure to a house.
Get in touch and we will pull the current numbers rather than the launch ones.
All figures on this page are as published by the developers at announcement in December 2024, and are attributed rather than estimated. If you find something here that has been superseded, tell us and we will correct it.
Cabo Real Surf Club: common questions
Where is Cabo Real Surf Club?
Inside Cabo Real, on the Tourist Corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo, about 20 minutes from Los Cabos International Airport.
When does the wave pool open?
The basin began filling in September 2026, and the first waves are expected in early December 2026. Treat that as a target until the club confirms it.
Can the public surf at Cabo Real Surf Club?
No. Access is for property owners and their invited guests. No public sessions are planned.
How much does a home at Cabo Real Surf Club cost?
Surf Casitas launched from $2.5 million and later releases were quoted from about $2.75 million. Boardwalk homesites have been quoted from about $1.3 to $1.4 million. Villa and Estate lot pricing comes from the sales team on request.
Can you still play golf at Cabo Real?
The Robert Trent Jones Jr. course is being upgraded as part of the project, and the developers plan to make it private for residents and members. Check current access before you book a round.
