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The Surroundings
Bahía San Quintín is an untainted pristine bay along the Pacific Ocean in beautiful Baja California México. Bahía San Quintín features a huge unspoiled natural harbor with a unique biodiversity as well as an enormous ecological value. Conservation groups are focused in working to protect the richness of this unharmed paradise.
Its complex and diverse environments make of this land a nature lover’s paradise. This is the perfect place where you and nature can come together.
Similar to Hawaii, Bahía de San Quintín sits in a volcanic zone; although all of its volcanoes are extinct now, the bay still features black lava rock which adds a beautiful and exotic contrast to the mountain and dessert scenery.
Hacienda San Quintín
Hacienda San Quintín is so close to the U.S. it be nonsense not to own here; just a 4 hour drive from the U.S.-México border. Even better just a short one hour flight from cities like San Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Tucson and Las Vegas or a Two hours flight from San Francisco, Reno or Denver.
Properties at Hacienda San Quintín offer ample lots that start at 10,000 ft2; and provide magnificent panoramic views from the sea, the desert and mountains. Bay front properties even feature private boat launches and also private terminals for your aircraft.
Take a moment and imagine flying in so you can later sail out. None of the other developments in northern Baja are able to offer such amenities for you to enjoy.
Set in a nature’s paradise, Hacienda San Quintín is the place where you can have it all, freedom to unwind, relax and enjoy living. Remember, here the outdoors are waiting for you. Go out there sailing, fishing, kayaking, wind and kite surfing, cycling, trekking or even flying.
You have an excellent opportunity to buy an incomparable property at the most affordable price per square foot in all of northern Baja California. Visit us, you will only discover this is a once in a lifetime chance.
Our Mediterranean homes are very affordable they are priced from the mid 100’s.
