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A rustic country house is set amidst dry landscaping and trees, with its yellow exterior visible. A spacious patio is paved with stone, leading to an inviting entryway. Soft lighting can be seen illuminating the exterior, creating a warm appearance as dusk approaches.
Cottage in Trancas
4.25 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Entire Casa de Campo

Rustic country house with 4 bedrooms, capacity for up to 11 people, located in the former Hacienda de Trancas, 10 minutes from Dolores Hidalgo Gto, and 35 minutes from San Miguel de Allende. Ideal for rest, parties or any type of event. -It has an open non-heated pool from March-September, stables, fenced area, Jacuzzi, Billiards and Ping Pong table, Games Area, Tejaban with barbecue, Horse arena 🐴

Home in Ceja de San Agustín
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Weekend Getaway Home

Escápate del ruido de la ciudad y disfruta de la tranquilidad del campo en esta hermosa casa ubicada a solo 20 minutos del centro histórico de Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato. Rodeada de áreas verdes, plantas vibrantes y amplios espacios abiertos, esta propiedad es el refugio ideal para un fin de semana de descanso y conexión con la naturaleza, ya sea en familia, con tu pareja o con amigos.

A historic building is prominently displayed, featuring grey-stone walls and two prominent towers topped with domes. Lush greenery surrounds the structure, under a bright blue sky dotted with fluffy white clouds.
Hotel room in San Diego de la Unión
4.73 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Casa Alcalá (entire house)

IMPORTANT: THE DATES ARE BLOCKED BECAUSE THE HOUSE WORKS AS A HOTEL, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN CHECKING AVAILABILITY DATES WRITE A MESSAGE CHECKING THE AVAILABILITY OF DATES Casa Alcalá is located in the heart of San Diego de la Unión, in front of the San Diego De Alcalá Parish and main garden. Ideal for getting to know the surroundings and visiting family or just resting.

The exterior of Cabaña Casa Luna is shown, featuring a simple entryway with a wooden door framed in bright yellow. A small porch with a railing enhances accessibility, while potted plants line the path, contributing to a serene atmosphere. Various green shrubs are visible around the entrance.
Cabin in San Felipe

Vergel de la Sierra, Sierra de Encinos Cabin Luna

Cabaña Casa Luna is a place inspired by the beauty of the nature that surrounds it. A place that was created to enjoy the visual and in-person beauty of its surroundings. A place where you can enjoy life in a warm and welcoming environment, thanks to its spaces that are designed to provide warmth. In every corner you will feel better than at home.

A vast landscape is depicted, featuring rolling grassland and a line of cacti along the left side. Gentle hills can be seen in the distance under a clear blue sky, providing a serene backdrop to the open terrain.
Campsite in San Felipe

Delightful Campsite

Enjoy the sounds of nature when you stay in this unique place, while you camp with your friends and family under a sky full of stars, in one of the most historic and beautiful spots in Mexico, between San Miguel de Allende and Ocampo you will be able to do whatever you decide in our property, weddings, family parties, or just camping.

Tall cypress trees are lined up against a rustic building, partially covered in vibrant green vines and purple flowering bougainvillea. A pink flower in the foreground adds a touch of color to the lush grassy area, creating a serene outdoor environment.
Hotel room in San Felipe

An 18th century hacienda, enjoy its space.

Come and have a unique experience, stay in a hacienda helmet where time is a testament to history, enjoy our spaces. Live the experience of horseback riding, mountain biking, or just come and rest.

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A well-appointed living area features two spacious sofas adorned with an array of plush, textured cushions. Natural light filters through window blinds, creating a soft glow on the tiled floor. A wooden side table sits nearby, contributing to the inviting ambiance.
Home in San Felipe
4.75 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

Casa

“accommodation house with comfortable beds, an equipped kitchen, high-quality bedding, and a quiet atmosphere, you can rest and recharge to face the next day."

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Apartment in San Felipe
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Centrally located and safe apartment, 3 bedrooms

Relax with the whole family in this quiet place to stay, it is very safe, inside private with controlled access and just 5 minutes from downtown walking.

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A dining area features a wooden table at its center, adorned with a round decorative tray and fresh flowers. Four upholstered chairs surround the table. A bright and airy kitchen can be seen in the background, with modern appliances and a clean, minimalist design.
Apartment in San Felipe
5 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Centrally located and secure apartment, 3 rooms

Enjoy this peaceful and centrally-located place, just a three-minute walk from the center, private with controlled access

A charming wooden cabin is set against a backdrop of clouds and blue sky. The exterior features a welcoming porch with seating. Grass surrounds the cabin, complemented by a few plants and a pathway leading to the entrance. Children and a dog are seen enjoying the outdoor space.
Cabin in Guanajuato

Senyelo Cabin

Take the whole family to this fantastic place with many zones to have fun.

A charming A-frame cabin is set against a blue sky dotted with clouds. The wooden exterior features large windows that allow ample natural light inside. Surrounding the cabin, a grassy area is complemented by desert plants, adding to the rustic appeal of the setting.
Cabin in Guanajuato

Niutli Cabin

Take the whole family to this fantastic place with many zones to have fun.

A wooden cabin is nestled among greenery, featuring large windows that provide views of the surrounding landscape. A spacious deck extends from the cabin, inviting relaxation. The natural setting includes shrubs and trees, contributing to a harmonious blend with the environment.
Cabin in San Felipe

Vergel de la Sierra, Sierra de Encinos Viewpoint 1

Relax with the whole family in this home where tranquility is breathable.

Popular amenities for San Felipe vacation rentals

Kitchen
Wifi
Pool
Free parking on premises
Air conditioning

Other great vacation rentals in San Felipe

A charming wooden cabin is set against a backdrop of clouds and blue sky. The exterior features a welcoming porch with seating. Grass surrounds the cabin, complemented by a few plants and a pathway leading to the entrance. Children and a dog are seen enjoying the outdoor space.
Cabin in Guanajuato

Senyelo Cabin

A wooden cabin is nestled among greenery, featuring large windows that provide views of the surrounding landscape. A spacious deck extends from the cabin, inviting relaxation. The natural setting includes shrubs and trees, contributing to a harmonious blend with the environment.
Cabin in San Felipe

Vergel de la Sierra, Sierra de Encinos Viewpoint 1

A two-story building is illuminated by exterior lights at night, highlighting its stone facade. A balcony with black railings overlooks a parking area, where parked cars are visible below. Green plants are positioned around the entrance, enhancing the outdoor space.
Apartment in San Felipe
5 out of 5 average rating, 4 reviews

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Top guest favorite
A dining area features a wooden table at its center, adorned with a round decorative tray and fresh flowers. Four upholstered chairs surround the table. A bright and airy kitchen can be seen in the background, with modern appliances and a clean, minimalist design.
Apartment in San Felipe
5 out of 5 average rating, 9 reviews

Centrally located and secure apartment, 3 rooms

A wooden cabin features a spacious outdoor area with two hammocks suspended between wooden posts. Large glass windows allow ample natural light inside. The surrounding grass and stone pathway enhance the comfortable setting, complemented by cacti and greenery in the background.
Cabin in Guanajuato

Xakalli Cabin

Home in Ceja de San Agustín
New place to stay

Weekend Getaway Home

A charming A-frame cabin is set against a blue sky dotted with clouds. The wooden exterior features large windows that allow ample natural light inside. Surrounding the cabin, a grassy area is complemented by desert plants, adding to the rustic appeal of the setting.
Cabin in Guanajuato

Niutli Cabin

A rustic country house is set amidst dry landscaping and trees, with its yellow exterior visible. A spacious patio is paved with stone, leading to an inviting entryway. Soft lighting can be seen illuminating the exterior, creating a warm appearance as dusk approaches.
Cottage in Trancas
4.25 out of 5 average rating, 12 reviews

Entire Casa de Campo

Your guide to San Felipe

All About San Felipe

Located about 120 miles south of the United States-Mexico border in the state of Baja, San Felipe is a picturesque little town often called the “Jewel of the Sea of Cortez.” The town boasts long sandy beaches and warm, pristine waters — and is most famous for its outstanding sport fishing. So not surprisingly the seafood on the menus of the concessions, restaurants, and bars of San Felipe’s waterfront boardwalk, come straight off the boats and onto your plate. San Felipe has become something of a destination for foodies, who come from near and far to enjoy the abundance of quality local seafood, especially shrimp, on offer. While the sea is the main draw, the town is also surrounded by the San Felipe Desert, which offers spectacular natural landscapes, including sweeping mountain ranges, the most prominent of which is the Sierra San Pedro Martír — the tallest range in the Baja region.

The best time to stay in a vacation rental in San Felipe

It is nearly always warm and sunny in San Felipe, but if there is a best time to visit it would probably be from September to November and March and April, when the days are pleasantly warm, and nights comfortably mild, perfect for enjoying the town’s many outdoor activities. San Felipe also hosts several festivals during this period, including one of the town’s most popular events — the Annual Shrimp Festival — held on the first weekend of November. The town is also part of the Annual Baja Culinary Fest in October, when chefs from the region travel from community to community creating delicious dishes using local produce. Whenever you decide to visit, you’re bound to find many San Felipe vacation rental options, including houses and condos for all tastes and budgets.

Top things to do in San Felipe

The Giant Cactus Valley

Take a 20-minute drive south of San Felipe and discover Valle de Los Gigantes (The Giant Cactus Valley). Here you will find more than 1,200 large cactuses, including the Mexican Giant Cardon — the tallest growing cactus in the world. This type of cactus is usually only found in this region and can grow to heights of over 60 feet, while some can weigh up to 25 tons — providing a spectacular sight to behold.

San Felipe Lighthouse

To get the best view of this historic tower, walk up to the foothill of “Cerrito de la Virgen” where you can capture great panoramas of the giant beacon. From this vantage point you will also be treated to stunning views of the sea, surrounding mountains, and San Felipe’s waterfront boardwalk.

Konsag Island

Take a 45-minute boat ride from town to Konsag Island — one of the best kept secrets in San Felipe. As you approach the island, you are confronted by magical rock formations rising from the water, creating an impressive presence in the middle of the sea. Konsag is also a great place to watch sea lions, seals, and colonies of sea birds.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How is the weather in San Felipe?

    San Felipe enjoys a desert climate with hot summers and mild winters. In the summer months, temperatures can reach as high as 100°F (38°C), while winter temperatures average around 70°F (21°C). San Felipe typically experiences less than 3 inches (76 mm) of rainfall annually, predominately in the winter months.

  • What are some of the best things to do in San Felipe?

    In San Felipe, visitors frequently enjoy relaxing on the beautiful beaches, exploring the vibrant local markets, or indulging in the renowned local cuisine. For those interested in nature, the Valle de los Gigantes, a reserve with giant cacti, presents a unique exploration opportunity.

  • What is the best time of year to visit San Felipe?

    The most frequented time to visit San Felipe is between November and March, when the weather is mild. During these months, visitors often attend local events such as the Shrimp Festival in November and the San Felipe Blues and Arts Fiesta in March.

  • What are the best places to stay in San Felipe?

    Popular areas to stay in San Felipe include the beachfront area, with its close proximity to the sea and vibrant nightlife, and the tranquil South Campos area, known for its serene, laid-back vibe. Downtown San Felipe is also a favored choice for its variety of shops and eateries.

  • What are the best places to visit in San Felipe?

    Popular places to visit in San Felipe include the Malecon boardwalk with its vibrant market, the iconic lighthouse, and the South Beach with its tranquil vibe. For nature lovers, the Valle de los Gigantes and Konsag Island are commonly visited spots.

  • What are some hiking trails in San Felipe?

    While San Felipe is not particularly known for its hiking, the surrounding Baja California provides numerous opportunities. Trails through the giant cacti in Valle de los Gigantes are a popular choice. Nearby, the Picacho del Diablo mountain offers challenging hikes with rewarding views.

  • What are some family activities to do in San Felipe?

    Families in San Felipe often explore the local markets on the Malecon, enjoy a picnic on the beach, or take a boat trip to see the marine life around Konsag Island. The giant cacti in Valle de los Gigantes also provide an engaging educational experience for children.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas in San Felipe?

    Day trips from San Felipe often include a visit to Puertecitos, a tranquil fishing village about 90 kilometers south. Another popular excursion is exploring the giant cacti in Valle de los Gigantes, only 20 kilometers south of San Felipe. Alternatively, visitors can take a boat trip to Konsag Island, a marine haven known for its diverse wildlife.

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