Stargazing in Los Cabos: Our Telescope Deck on the East Cape

How our stargazing works

It's half an hour, every evening, 6:30 to 7:00 pm. The telescope goes out on the central deck, someone from our team guides you through what's up that night, and the firepit is already burning when you sit down. That's the whole setup, and it's enough.

The central deck is a wooden deck with Adirondack chairs gathered around a clay fire. By day it looks out over the pool to the Sea of Cortez. After dark it becomes our observatory. Desert meets sea.

Bring a light jacket. The guide, the telescope and the fire are on us to set up. Stargazing is for guests 16 and over, like the rest of our evenings.

When to come

Any night works, since we do it daily. If you want a date to plan around, the Geminid meteor shower peaks on the nights of December 13-14, 2026. The 6:30 session is a good start to the evening; the meteors keep going long after we've put the telescope away.

What else happens here after dark

Stargazing is the nightly one. Two others are worth knowing about:

• Movie night: Tuesdays and Fridays at 7:00 pm in the lobby, with a projector, a film we've picked and popcorn. It runs right after stargazing, so you can do both.
• Cacao ceremony: a guided cacao ritual, 60-90 minutes, $4,400 MXN for 1 to 4 guests. Ceremonial cacao and a facilitator are included.

How to join

Tell our concierge you'd like to come out to the deck: concierge@nestbaja.com, or +52 1 624 141 8729 on WhatsApp. It's quiet here. That's the point.