Members enjoy an active lifestyle under the Baja sun with a grassy tennis court, basketball court and pickleball court near the Q Clubhouse.

Young members and guests have their own spaces to enjoy. Children love the play pool, wading pool, piñata garden and arts and crafts room while teens gather in the arcade and movie theater.

A freshwater infinity pool graces the lower deck of the Q Club. With a waterslide to amuse young members and expansive views of the ocean and 18th green, it’s the perfect place to create memories with family and friends.

Perfect for lunch or dinner, La Parilla features modern cuisine that blends traditional ingredients with innovative techniques influenced by the flavors of Mexico. Dine indoors or on the patio to enjoy views of the San Jose valley below.

The main pool shares its deck with a locally-inspired bar serving select wines, beers and signature cocktails that incorporate traditional favorites such as local honey, coconut and prickly pear.

Just steps from the Club Village community with easy access to open space and multi-use trails, Las Verandas boutique condominiums are the perfect springboard to take advantage of all that Querencia has to offer.

Many members begin their days with breakfast at Q Restaurant, gathering to enjoy healthy options including fresh fruit, smoothies, wraps, sandwiches and of course, freshly-brewed coffee.

The brilliant green of the Querencia course is a striking contrast to the surrounding desert landscape, incorporating local foliage such as bougainvilleas and palm trees for a look that is unmistakably Cabo.

Celebrated golf course architect Tom Fazio is known for designing unique and challenging bunkers and other hazards, all of which have been artfully appointed on the Querencia course.

Members enjoy uninterrupted views to the Sea of Cortez from each hole on the front nine, providing an arresting backdrop to each game of private, world-class golf.

Expertly-contoured fairways help create harmonious transitions from hole to hole for a game that invites members to focus or relax at will.

The clear waters off Playa Acapulquito are protected against undertow, making it one of the only swimmable beaches in Cabo. The water is warm nearly all year round, reaching its peak in late August at around 88 degrees Fahrenheit on average.

Waves break over a reef to the right of Querencia’s Playa Acapulquito, with varied swells that invite surfers of all ages and skill levels while friends and family look on from the beach.

The semi-private beach is flanked by natural rock formations on either end, providing a secluded experience that sets Querencia apart in Cabo.

The Querencia Beach Club is elevated above the sand to maximize views of the Sea of Cortez, its grassy lawn dotted with elegant cabanas where members lounge and gaze out to the ocean.

This intimate oceanfront restaurant brings the signature flavors of Querencia to the water’s edge. With a select menu and full bar, members need only leave the beach when they choose.

A private paved walkway connects the homes of the Querencia community to the beach, perfect for a leisurely stroll whenever you’re craving sun, sand and sea.

The Sea of Cortez is rich with dorado and yellowtail, making Cabo home to some of the best deep sea fishing in the world.

Cabo is a coveted destination for sailing and deep sea fishing and many Querencia members keep their sailboats along the coast.

The distinctive Arch of Cabo San Lucas (called “El Arco” by locals) is at the extreme southern point of the Baja peninsula, known internationally as a premier location for diving, boating and other maritime activities.

The resort destination of Cabo San Lucas is just 35 minutes from the Querencia community, making it the perfect place for members to “stay-cation” with fine restaurants, diving and more.

Enjoy a rich cultural experience in nearby San Jose del Cabo. Founded as a fishing village in the 18th century, the city's winding streets are now lined with shops, galleries, restaurants and striking traditional architecture.

Enjoy a rich cultural experience in nearby San Jose del Cabo. Founded as a fishing village in the 18th century, the city's winding streets are now lined with shops, galleries, restaurants and striking traditional architecture.